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People let dogs into their homes because they love to receive their unconditional love. An added bonus is the fact that a dog is a very intelligent animal which can be trained to do a lot of things, such as protect you and your belongings, guide you (if you are blind), track people for you, warn you in case of danger, and so on. For these reasons and many more, taking care of man’s best friend is a priority, and training it properly is a part of this. This training is made all the easier with a dog training book from qualified authors.
Basic Training
In most cases, the training of a dog is handed over to a professional who trains the dog over a period of one to three months as per your requirement. There are also professional schools for specific training which can be availed. However, for normal and basic training, you need not go for this alternative. You can very well do it at home yourself with the help of a good dog training book.
Look for a dog training book which has a lot of graphics because you will need to know exactly how certain things are done, and written explanations/ instructions are not always easy to follow. The picture will guide you to the correct method for training. The books available today are very comprehensive and explicit; enough to help absolutely anyone to train their dogs obey even complex orders.
Read Up on Love
Dogs respond best to love and praise. The best methods described in the dog training book will fail if your dog does not receive the love it deserves. Given its share of love, the dog learns quickly and with enthusiasm. Hence, it is very important to combine the training methods will liberal doses of love and praise. Keep all the training session short and full of fun if you want your dog learn the tricks fast.
Keep a leisure pace for the training, not more than 10-15 minutes every day in the beginning, rising is gradually to 20-30 minutes per day. It is imperative that the dog sees the session as fun, and not stressful. A stressed out dog will have a lot of difficulty in learning commands. Stress will also make the dog timid or aggressive depending on its nature. Either way, it will be counter-productive for you and dog. Hence, you should take utmost care not to stress the dog while attempting him or her.
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