To puppy train... 1st part

[cebucampk9]

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I must have been asked this very simple question more times than I care to remember so lets cut to the chase.

In this example we will use reward based training for your puppy.

These techniques will also work with an adult dog.

* Start the training as SOON as you have bought your puppy do NOT leave it a few days and then start training.
* Remember that a puppy will have zero attention span - One minute he will be giving you those puppy dog eyes gazing at you lovingly and next he will be attacking your shoes.
* Be patient - he's just a baby.
* If you are working with an adult or older puppy/dog - remember you may be dealing with years of bad habits, and will take time to unlearn or undo these habits. Be patient while he learns your new rules.
* You may find the initial training a bit tedious - but stick with it.

Ok lets get the environment ready for the training process - SUPERVISION

* You are in charge - so get the environment right - this will tell your puppy/dog who's in charge and set the right tone. You don't want him to have the chance to practice behavior you don't want.
* If your puppy/dog never has the chance to eliminate inside you are creating a positive, consistent education environment.
* He will get into the habit of going outside to eliminate and you will reward him every-time.
* You have created the environment so it;s up to you to make sure that he never has the chance to eliminate in the House/environment.
* To prevent accidents - you need to watch him like a hawk - If you have a toy breed it won't take a second for him to pee - so I mean it watch him like a hawk.
* For every accident that your puppy/dog has inside he is practicing behavior that YOU don't want - and you are both taking a step backwards.
* Even a few seconds without supervision could set back the training process- I know it sounds daunting but it will work.
* Once you have created your environment, it will become a habit for you to watch your dog and manage the environment.
* You will be learning the routine together.

In 2nd part I will go further into the puppy training process and will introduce the crate.

[lawrence_tbs]

nice infos sir...
ang dalmatian sir lisod bah jd i.train?? some said nga lisod jd dw..

[cebucampk9]

well... that really depends.... if you mean house breaking it would be just the same as other dogs or breed. as for obedience training, most dalmatian are deaf or blind or both... mao nag lisud ang ubang trainer pag train nila, other would say "bugo" or "gahig ulo" kay di man maminaw pag tawgun, etc... etc... but they're just impaired... the more they need to be understand and cared for. positive motivation and reenforcement and nothing else.. would really help a lot in training dalmatian.

[marione]

thanks for posting this

[cebucampk9]

your welcome...

[lawrence_tbs]

mo work bah sir if i.train nko xa with d use of silent whistle
dli mn xa bungol, dli lng jd maminaw if tawgon ky cge lng gd kiat...

[cebucampk9]

Yup! that can be, you just have to be consistent in using the whistle, otherwise he would'nt understand whats the high frequency whistle for... i just posted how to teach your dog to "come"... you can get pointers how to make him listen, it should work with your pet... thanks

[lawrence_tbs]

thnks cebucampk9...

[cebucampk9]

yo welcome!