Three easy ways to train dog tricks

 Three easy ways to train dog tricks

To teach your dog tricks even easy ones you wish to possess some small reward treats, be in an exceedingly quiet suitable place and keep the training sessions to 10 – quarter-hour or your dog will start to urge bored, remember when he gets something right many praises and a gift treat, just take care to not get him overexcited or he will lose concentration.

Getting your dog to offer you his paw, first, get your dog to take a seat, then as you say the word ‘paw’ take your dog's paw in your hand, give the dog a treat, repeat this, after a couple of times don't take his paw so quickly, say the word, count to at least one then take it, you ought to notice he's bringing his paw up as you say the word if he doesn't return to saying it at an equivalent time, roll in the hay a couple of more times then slow your response again. After 2 or 3 sessions most dogs pick this one up quite happily.

The high five, sort of a lot of tricks high five, maybe a progression of an earlier trick, during this cast the paw trick. Hold a treat in your fingers and lift your hand slightly above you'd for the paw trick. Your dog will think you would like to try to do the paw trick and can reach for the treatment together with his paw as we taught him earlier, as he reaches up you say high five and provides him the treat. Once your dog has mastered the paw trick this one should be very easy to find out and with just a couple of sessions, he is going to be doing it available signal instead of voice control.

Getting your dog to leap through a hoop before you begin this one I might a bit like to ask you to be a touch sensor and not hold the ring too high as you are doing not want your dog to heart himself while doing the trick. Sit your dog on one side of a hula hoop, get the dogs attention on your hand on the opposite side of the ring take a treat in your hand, and provides the dog the command to release him from the sit, initially he may plan to go around or under the ring, if this happens to start out again, your dog wants the treatment and can soon learn that going around or under doesn't catch on so he will soon start browsing it when he does say hoopla and provides him the treat. He will soon be jumping through the ring on the command of hoopla. once I started doing this trick I had a medium-sized dog (a Labrador) so I started with the ring 6 inches from the bottom and slowly raised it to waist height, if you've got a smaller dog you would possibly want to start out with the ring touching the bottom, therefore, the dog just goes through the ring then slowly raise it as he gets won't to the trick.

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