Do you want a dog that behaves whether you’re there or not?

Are you tired of bad dog training advice? Have you bought dog-training equipment just to watch it fail? The problem does not lie with you but with the products.

Dogs learn just like children. They learn through repetition and boundaries. They are continually watching you and learning from you. This is where dog training problems occur.

The problem is that dogs learn from EVERYTHING you do. That’s right. Whether you are actually trying to train them or not, you are teaching them how to behave.

Dog Training Tip #1:Stop the Jumping

If your family dog is jumping on friends and family, then it is because the dog has learned this behavior gets attention. In order to stop this behavior, you have to stop rewarding (petting) the dog. Once your dog learns that jumping on you won’t get reward, your dog will stop jumping.

Training your dog is simple with the right tools. Every behavior is rewarding in some way to your dog. The key is figuring out what the reward is for your dog. Once the reward is revealed, you can easily stop the behavior.

Dog Training Tip #2: Stop the pulling

Many dogs pull on the leash when walking. Why? Well, the dog wants to go where it wants to go. You reward this behavior by allowing the pulling. A simple way to stop the pulling is by stopping. When the dog pulls, you stop walking. At first, you may be stopping every few steps but eventually your dog will learn pulling means you don’t go anywhere.

With the right training your dog will