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dogtrainingglobal90 · 2 years

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How to Housebreak a Puppy or Older Dog

There's no such thing as an almost housebroken dog. Either he is or he isn't. Saying a dog is almost housebroken is like saying your wife is almost pregnant. When a dog is housebroken, he never uses the house for his toilet.

Many people do not understand why their dog does not know what to do when taken outside. Just turning a dog out in the backyard by himself a few times a day is not the way to house train a dog.

Merely taking him outside also does not mean he knows what he's being taken outside for. The biggest problem between the dog and the owner is that the dog would love to please, but he doesn't know how to communicate with you.

Housebreaking in theory is very simple. It is finding a means of preventing the puppy from doing his duties in the house and only giving him the opportunity to do it outside. It also means that the dog learns to communicate with you about going when told to go and about letting you know when he has to go outside.

A dog is a creature of habit and because he learns by association, if his training is consistent, he will quickly learn there is no other place to relieve himself other than outdoors.

We take advantage of a very natural instinct of the dog: his desire to keep his sleeping quarters clean (i.e., not to mess his bed). We offer a dog a den in the form of a dog crate. This becomes his bed that he cannot get out of. If the dog crate is the right size, he will not soil it. Puppies may not initially like it (some will scream their heads off) but within a few days, they will accept it without a problem.

Dogs are and always have been den and pack animals. Canines naturally and instinctively prefer the shelter of a den. In the wild, the young are raised in dens. They spend a great part of their first year very close to their den. In homes, dogs often choose their den. They will get under a desk, behind a couch, in a closet, etc.

A dog crate is a perfect, natural bed for the dog and a safe, natural spot to put the pet whenever necessary for the dog's safety or the owner's peace of mind.

If you are appalled by the idea of confining him to a cage, let me dispel any idea of cruelty. You are actually catering to a very natural desire on the part of the dog. In his wild state, where does a dog bed down for the night? Does he lie down in the middle of an open field where other animals can pounce on him? No! He finds a cave or trunk of a tree where he has a feeling of security - a sense of protection. The correct use of a crate merely satisfies the dog's basic need to feel safe, protected, snug, and secure.

Now with this said, some puppies will scream their living heads off and others for a couple of days when you put them in the crate. The question you need to answer is, "Would I rather get the dog used to the crate or would I rather clean up dog crap on my rug"? An easy question to answer.

Pups do get over the fact that screaming gets them nowhere, as long as you ignore it and DO NOT TAKE THEM OUT OF THE CRATE WHEN THEY ARE SCREAMING. If it bothers you, put the crate in the basement or the garage or leave the house for a few hours. Trust me, it will stop when it gets tired. Those who give in create their own problems

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almaareflegal · 6 days

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dogtoysandmore · 9 months

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cutepupsupplies · 6 months

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raining Tips 101: Building a Strong Bond with Your Dog

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petshelps · 2 years

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How to Become a Professional Dog Trainer

https://www.petshelps.com/?p=855 How to Become a Professional Dog Trainer - #becomedogtrainer #professionaldogtrainer - https://www.petshelps.com/?p=855...

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valork9training-blog · 4 years

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Welcome to Valor K9 Training , your premier dog trainer in the Chuluota, FL area. We are committed to providing our clients with dog and puppy training personalized for their unique canines. We offer flexible service hours, consistent support, and complete transparency when it comes to my dog training methods. We have the skill and experience necessary to be your first choice professional dog trainer in the Chuluota area.

Valor K9 Training was started by a wounded Iraq war veteran. After losing more men to suicide than war, our founder decided it was time to reach out to his fellow veterans and help them. We train dogs and use all the profit to purchase and train medical service dogs for veterans and disabled children.

We are committed to helping dog owners build long-lasting relationships with their dogs. Valor K9 Training training comes with a lifetime guarantee and is led by school trained professional trainers. We provide professional dog training at excellent prices. All our profit goes to provide free service dogs to wounded veterans and autistic and disabled children.

Our goal is to provide all dog owners with the ability to have and maintain an excellent experience with their dog. We evaluate and train you and your dog, and only use the most up to date industry-proven techniques. We specialize in all aspects of dog training including:

Puppy Training

Dog Behavior Coaching

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Service Dog Training

We also breed and train German Shepherds that have all been screened and hand-picked to excel from being a family pet to medical service dogs. All our trainers have received industry-leading education and keep up to date on all aspects of dog behavior modification. If you'd like to learn more about all our dog obedience training and service dog classes, contact us at Valor K9 Training today!

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eazydogtrainer · 4 years

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How to Tackle Reactivity

Reactivity is a common issue very often caused by a lack of socialization.

This is an important thing to understand, lack of socialization is the reason for most reactive cases, not bad experiences. A dog doesn’t have to be abused to become reactive. Not being around other dogs or people in a positive way within the first 16 weeks can - and most likely will- cause reactivity too. For more info: Dog Training Advice Sydney

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dogtrainerjoe · 4 years

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petsnurturing19 · 4 years

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Professional Dog Trainer is a must for knowing and creating a bond between owners and dogs. They will help to manage the dogs to become socially and friendly. To know more visit http://bit.ly/39Qr3Gt

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dogdost-blog · 5 years

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Dog Dost🐕🐶✨✨✨✨✨✨♥️♥️ @eazydogtrainingsydney • • • • • • Did you know that there are 3 that are crucial for understanding your dog. Canine behaviour in general: You need to learn how dogs think and behave. Breed: You need to know your breed. What are the qualities that have been passed on for hundreds of years? Your own dog's personality: Every dog is shaped by the experiences in life. When you study these things and consider them when raising and training your dog, you'll succeed for sure! . #dogdost #dogtrainer #dogtrainersydney #dogtraining #positivedogtrainer #dogtrainingadvice #dogtrainingclasses #obediencetraining #dogagilitytraining #dogagility #homedogtraining #privatedogtraining #caninebehaviourist #professionaldogtrainer #mannersclass #dogmanners #dogtrainersydney #dogsofsydney #dogsofsydneypark #dogsofmarrickville #dogsofinnerwestsydney #sydneypark #puppypreschool #puppytraining #agilityclass #obedienceclass https://www.instagram.com/p/B2wMIvhl8Ux/?igshid=1stmx7fa29t2t

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clamdee · 7 years

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This is Louie the almost 1 year old miniature schnauzer. He did a 3 session day training program with our trainer, Nicole C., for leash manners and focus, over excited mouthing/nipping, and house training. Since going home he has had no accidents in the house (a first) and while the nipping is still a work in progress because the family is moving and things are currently chaotic, his family is dedicated to keeping at it with him (with the help of some nice textured chew toys to redirect him to!) Photos via Nicole C. Contact us if you are interested in group classes, daycare and train, or private lessons. 250-521-2275 [email protected] www.bnrbc.ca 1208 Pine Ave Trail, BC #dogtraining #dogtrainer #daytraining #dogtraining package #barksnrec #barksandrecreation #barksandrecbc #trailbc #nelsonbc #kootenays #dogtrainkootenays #shnauzer #shnauzersofig #train #privatetraining #grouptraining #daycareandtrain #certifiedtrainers #professionaldogtraining (at Barks and Recreation)

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barryswamsleyaz · 4 years

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Game to Teach the CONCEPT of STAY – Dog Training

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A game to teach the concept of stay until the release cue is given. This game is for those of you who ask their dog to sit stay and then after a few seconds the dog seems confused and either gets up or starts offering other behaviors he thinks might work. Often times dogs get up from a stay position because they do not quite yet grasp the concept that they should remain in position until they hear the release cue. Sometimes the learner can interpret no information as being wrong and so will start to change their behavior to see what might work. This very simple game teaches dogs the concept of waiting until the release is given. If the dog is too excited by the food on the plate, you can use lower value treats on the plate and higher value treats that you give to the dog for waiting to be released. You can also practice this game using toys as the reinforcer that the dog is released to. I don’t suggest playing this game with your dog’s dinner as it can cause your dog to eat faster than he normally would if the bowl was calmly put down in front of him while he was relaxed. Also the reason this game works, is because the dog is getting a high level of reinforcement while waiting to be released. If you just put something down and the dog only gets reinforced when he gets up to get it, as you can imagine it can cause the dog to get excited or over-aroused while waiting to finally be released. Training and proofing the release cue: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tKHTYneseaw Thanks for watching! Please give a thumbs up, comment and subscribe! It means a lot to me

Check out my dogs’ daily antics on INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/kikopup/ FOLLOW ON FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/dogmantics/ CHECK OUT MY WEBSITE FOR FREE TRAINING ARTICLES, VIDEOS AND PRODUCTS: https://dogmantics.com/ The online store where you can find Professional Dog Training memberships, Self-study courses and video on demand for purchase: https://dogmantics.com/shop/ If you would like to support my work to create more educational videos like this one on how to train dogs without the use of physical or psychological intimidation, consider clicking the join button and becoming a member of channel Kikopup! It’s kind of like the youtube version of patreon with perks.

Click this link here if a join button does not show up on your device such as a phone: https://www.youtube.com/user/kikopup/join Happy Training! – Emily Larlham (AKA Kikopup) About the author: Emily Larlham runs the dog training business Dogmantics Dog Training in San Diego, California. She is known around the world for her popular Youtube Channel ‘Kikopup’ where she has posted over 350 free in-depth dog training tutorials. She believes that by putting out free training tutorials that don’t involve any forms of physical or psychological intimidation, it will not only effect how people treat animals but also how people treat other human beings. Emily created the term ‘Progressive Reinforcement Training’ and a training manifesto to describe this way of training in detail. Emily began her training career as an animal care-giver in a shelter about 15 years ago where she met her dog training mentor Kyle Rayon. After meeting Kyle, Emily quit her job and became an apprentice. After many years of study, learning from both human and thousands of canine mentors, she began her own business. She combines her artistic background and training skills to invent creative, fast and reliable ways to solve problem behaviors as well as train complex behaviors and tricks. She has been invited to conduct seminars on her techniques for training dogs without intimidation in North and South America, Europe, Africa, Australia and Asia. She has also spoken at conferences such as the PPG Summit, Clicker Expo, Clicker Expo Europe, APDT Australia and the Art and Science of Animal Training Conference. #dogtraining #professionaldogtraining #professionaldogtrainer

from Lucky Dog Solutions http://www.luckydogsolutions.com/game-to-teach-the-concept-of-stay-dog-training/ from Lucky Dog Solutions https://luckydogsolutions.tumblr.com/post/621675604731904001

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luckydogsolutions · 4 years

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Game to Teach the CONCEPT of STAY – Dog Training

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A game to teach the concept of stay until the release cue is given. This game is for those of you who ask their dog to sit stay and then after a few seconds the dog seems confused and either gets up or starts offering other behaviors he thinks might work. Often times dogs get up from a stay position because they do not quite yet grasp the concept that they should remain in position until they hear the release cue. Sometimes the learner can interpret no information as being wrong and so will start to change their behavior to see what might work. This very simple game teaches dogs the concept of waiting until the release is given. If the dog is too excited by the food on the plate, you can use lower value treats on the plate and higher value treats that you give to the dog for waiting to be released. You can also practice this game using toys as the reinforcer that the dog is released to. I don’t suggest playing this game with your dog’s dinner as it can cause your dog to eat faster than he normally would if the bowl was calmly put down in front of him while he was relaxed. Also the reason this game works, is because the dog is getting a high level of reinforcement while waiting to be released. If you just put something down and the dog only gets reinforced when he gets up to get it, as you can imagine it can cause the dog to get excited or over-aroused while waiting to finally be released. Training and proofing the release cue: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tKHTYneseaw Thanks for watching! Please give a thumbs up, comment and subscribe! It means a lot to me

Check out my dogs’ daily antics on INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/kikopup/ FOLLOW ON FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/dogmantics/ CHECK OUT MY WEBSITE FOR FREE TRAINING ARTICLES, VIDEOS AND PRODUCTS: https://dogmantics.com/ The online store where you can find Professional Dog Training memberships, Self-study courses and video on demand for purchase: https://dogmantics.com/shop/ If you would like to support my work to create more educational videos like this one on how to train dogs without the use of physical or psychological intimidation, consider clicking the join button and becoming a member of channel Kikopup! It's kind of like the youtube version of patreon with perks.

Click this link here if a join button does not show up on your device such as a phone: https://www.youtube.com/user/kikopup/join Happy Training! – Emily Larlham (AKA Kikopup) About the author: Emily Larlham runs the dog training business Dogmantics Dog Training in San Diego, California. She is known around the world for her popular Youtube Channel ‘Kikopup’ where she has posted over 350 free in-depth dog training tutorials. She believes that by putting out free training tutorials that don’t involve any forms of physical or psychological intimidation, it will not only effect how people treat animals but also how people treat other human beings. Emily created the term ‘Progressive Reinforcement Training’ and a training manifesto to describe this way of training in detail. Emily began her training career as an animal care-giver in a shelter about 15 years ago where she met her dog training mentor Kyle Rayon. After meeting Kyle, Emily quit her job and became an apprentice. After many years of study, learning from both human and thousands of canine mentors, she began her own business. She combines her artistic background and training skills to invent creative, fast and reliable ways to solve problem behaviors as well as train complex behaviors and tricks. She has been invited to conduct seminars on her techniques for training dogs without intimidation in North and South America, Europe, Africa, Australia and Asia. She has also spoken at conferences such as the PPG Summit, Clicker Expo, Clicker Expo Europe, APDT Australia and the Art and Science of Animal Training Conference. #dogtraining #professionaldogtraining #professionaldogtrainer

from Lucky Dog Solutions http://www.luckydogsolutions.com/game-to-teach-the-concept-of-stay-dog-training/

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kathydsalters31 · 4 years

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Game to Teach the CONCEPT of STAY – Dog Training

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A game to teach the concept of stay until the release cue is given. This game is for those of you who ask their dog to sit stay and then after a few seconds the dog seems confused and either gets up or starts offering other behaviors he thinks might work. Often times dogs get up from a stay position because they do not quite yet grasp the concept that they should remain in position until they hear the release cue. Sometimes the learner can interpret no information as being wrong and so will start to change their behavior to see what might work. This very simple game teaches dogs the concept of waiting until the release is given. If the dog is too excited by the food on the plate, you can use lower value treats on the plate and higher value treats that you give to the dog for waiting to be released. You can also practice this game using toys as the reinforcer that the dog is released to. I don’t suggest playing this game with your dog’s dinner as it can cause your dog to eat faster than he normally would if the bowl was calmly put down in front of him while he was relaxed. Also the reason this game works, is because the dog is getting a high level of reinforcement while waiting to be released. If you just put something down and the dog only gets reinforced when he gets up to get it, as you can imagine it can cause the dog to get excited or over-aroused while waiting to finally be released. Training and proofing the release cue: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tKHTYneseaw Thanks for watching! Please give a thumbs up, comment and subscribe! It means a lot to me

Check out my dogs’ daily antics on INSTAGRAM: https://www.instagram.com/kikopup/ FOLLOW ON FACEBOOK: https://www.facebook.com/dogmantics/ CHECK OUT MY WEBSITE FOR FREE TRAINING ARTICLES, VIDEOS AND PRODUCTS: https://dogmantics.com/ The online store where you can find Professional Dog Training memberships, Self-study courses and video on demand for purchase: https://dogmantics.com/shop/ If you would like to support my work to create more educational videos like this one on how to train dogs without the use of physical or psychological intimidation, consider clicking the join button and becoming a member of channel Kikopup! It's kind of like the youtube version of patreon with perks.

Click this link here if a join button does not show up on your device such as a phone: https://www.youtube.com/user/kikopup/join Happy Training! – Emily Larlham (AKA Kikopup) About the author: Emily Larlham runs the dog training business Dogmantics Dog Training in San Diego, California. She is known around the world for her popular Youtube Channel ‘Kikopup’ where she has posted over 350 free in-depth dog training tutorials. She believes that by putting out free training tutorials that don’t involve any forms of physical or psychological intimidation, it will not only effect how people treat animals but also how people treat other human beings. Emily created the term ‘Progressive Reinforcement Training’ and a training manifesto to describe this way of training in detail. Emily began her training career as an animal care-giver in a shelter about 15 years ago where she met her dog training mentor Kyle Rayon. After meeting Kyle, Emily quit her job and became an apprentice. After many years of study, learning from both human and thousands of canine mentors, she began her own business. She combines her artistic background and training skills to invent creative, fast and reliable ways to solve problem behaviors as well as train complex behaviors and tricks. She has been invited to conduct seminars on her techniques for training dogs without intimidation in North and South America, Europe, Africa, Australia and Asia. She has also spoken at conferences such as the PPG Summit, Clicker Expo, Clicker Expo Europe, APDT Australia and the Art and Science of Animal Training Conference. #dogtraining #professionaldogtraining #professionaldogtrainer

source http://www.luckydogsolutions.com/game-to-teach-the-concept-of-stay-dog-training/ from Lucky Dog Solutions https://luckydogsolutions.blogspot.com/2020/06/game-to-teach-concept-of-stay-dog.html

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phungthaihy · 4 years

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valork9training-blog · 4 years

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Dog and Puppy Training

Valor K9 Training additionally offers the highest quality dog training classes in Chuluota. We provide dog training for service dogs in psychiatric support, mobility support, and other behavioral problems. Our on-site training varies in the amount of time it will take to have your dog complete training and become certified, but we will assure you when your pet is returned back to you, you will be amazed. We are committed to providing the best, customized obedience training for your canine companion. Whether you need dog obedience training or even service dog training, we are here to help. If you'd like to learn more about our dog services, please give Valor K9 Training a call today.

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