Obedience Training for Dogs

16 Responses

1. 1 LilMissAmyob
   2010 Jun 28

   it would be more …
   it would be more helpful if you used a dog that didn’t already know the trick

2. 2 MusicRokagal1011
   2010 Jun 28

   it doesn’t work for …
   it doesn’t work for my dog.. when i do the L shape she just watches the treat and doesn’t walk to it or go down. please help- reply by sending me a message

3. 3 michellemcbx
   2010 Jun 28

   Mines just gave me …
   Mines just gave me her paw. Its a lost cause

4. 4 IMOZZA
   2010 Jun 28

   gsds are easy to …
   gsds are easy to train

5. 5 FMcD
   2010 Jun 28

   @IMOZZA I have a …
   @IMOZZA I have a german shepherd and shes not exactly the easiest to train, people think they are because they’re intelligent, but if a puppy is untrained, shes gunna be alot more hyperactive than other dogs and destracted alot more

6. 6 blueberry3569
   2010 Jun 28

   thank u i no how to …
   thank u i no how to make my dog sit

7. 7 kpg182
   2010 Jun 28

   this guy sucks
   this guy sucks

8. 8 IMOZZA
   2010 Jun 28

   try a different …
   try a different breed!! ffs! They always use the easiest breed to train!

9. 9 threebuttocks
   2010 Jun 28

   What if my dog has …
   What if my dog has already bitten off my fingers and I can’t make an L?

10. 10 eim832
    2010 Jun 28

    What if I am making …
    What if I am making the L and he won’t go down i’m doing it the right way

11. 11 mastud
    2010 Jun 28

    I cant see this …
    I cant see this working with my dog but i’ll certainly give it a go.

12. 12 aaurantia
    2010 Jun 28

    Daxter:

    Don’t use …
    Daxter:

    Don’t use positive reinforcement training techniques.

    If you would like to teach your dog how to _ignore_ food and pay attention to _you_ without the use of ANY corrections, luring, or e-collars, I urge you to Google “Chris Bach’s THE THIRD WAY”

    It is a revolution in Dog Training.

    Hopefully, for the sake of our dogs, everyone will be using The Third Way soon!

13. 13 rrajdowiec
    2010 Jun 28

    [...] he will take …
    [...] he will take doubled from RIGHT
    Sorry my mistake. Forgive me my english. I don’t use it too much.
    TIP: Learning your dog to eat from left hand with a verbal command should avoid poisoning your dog. Most people is right-handed

14. 14 rrajdowiec
    2010 Jun 28

    In flow of time …
    In flow of time give him less treat, but remember to always give him a price. Even if it’s only verbal price.
    An advice for you: give your dog a reward only with your left hand, with verbal word (ex. “eat”), right hand is
    forbidden. Don’t give him a treat saying “don’t” , “no”, etc., when he won’t take a treat from right hand, give him from left hand (with verbal command) twice of a treat. The dog will think that when he won’t take a treat from his left side, he will take doubled from left

15. 15 rrajdowiec
    2010 Jun 28

    Yes. Make your dog …
    Yes. Make your dog lie down showing a treat, when the dog is lying give him a treat and at the same time say “good dog, good boy, etc.”, you should stroke your dogs head after you give a treat. Next command your dog to lie down with showing a treat, but don’t give him a treat, just say “good boy” and stroke. The rule is simple: 1/3 “good boy”, stroke, treat; 2/3 “good boy”, stroke. Then 1/4 “good boy”, stroke, treat; 3/4 without treat.

16. 16 daxter470
    2010 Jun 28

    I can get my dog to …
    I can get my dog to lie down with the treat but not without it. any advice?