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Important question for new dog owners and dogs who have not yet taught their dogs the essential obedience skills needed to raise a well-behaved family pet...
If only there was an easy step-by-step method to train dogs
To get your dog to listen to and obey your obedience commands (like "Come!" and "Sit down") the first time.
Would you finally feel confident enough to train your dog?
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This is why anything but an enthusiastic *nod* is taking up so much of your time...
if yourDog doesn't listen to youIf…
You say"FOR!"when he's out in the backyard (or at the dog park...)
or…
You say"SIT!"before crossing a busy street (or when meeting a stranger…)
or…
You say"BUT!"when your dog has something in its mouth
(like a toy, a sock or a rock...)
Then I have bad news for you.
Your dog has a case of what is called"Selective Audience"
This means your dog has chosen to ignore you and will only respond to your verbal commands when he feels like it.
Unfortunately, most dog owners feel that this problem will go away on their own and their dog"magic"Start listening to them as your dog gets older...
Your dog's behavior will not improve on its own... You must teach your dog what you want and don't want... After all, your dog is now a member of the family...
If you are not satisfied with the wayindifferentYour dog has become obedient to your verbal commands.. or..
If you want your dog easy"hear"for you and respect your authority ... or ...
If sometimes you feelashamedabout how your dog behaves when you are not at home or when you have visitors at home...
Then read on…
Because what follows could easily be that
most crucial moment
When your dog experiences yours"Electric Lamp"Just a moment when everything fits...
Introduce…
Your dog will listen to you carefully and will willingly obey all of your verbal obedience commands (when you say them for the first time...)
Finally you can explore the world with your dog... Don't worry about what others might think or say behind your back...
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You've finally gained the confidence you need to be able to teach your dog anything and have the dog you've always dreamed of... But first...
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ÖMillion
DollarAsk
(And why do I cringe when I hear this)
You've probably been asked that a dozen times...
For your friends, family, neighbors and anyone else you might have met on one of your neighborhood walks with your dog...
You ask with the best of intentions...
But still... It can feel like a punch in the pit of your stomach...
Especially when you were trying to be a good parent and train your dog... But no matter what you did, nothing seemed to work, and in fact it only seemed to get worse...
So what's the question?
"Have you ever done something?
training with your dog?”
Eca.
You want to explode...
You don't ask maliciously...
But in my opinion there is no more daunting question for a dog owner than to ask if they have exercised their dog...
It's like all the hours you've spent training your dog have been for nothing... Maybe you can relate?
I still remember the day I was asked this question...
It was during my dogOnyx' erster Agility-Kurs...There were five other dogs in the class along with their owners and we all had the task of familiarizing our dogs with agility equipment...
I was tasked with making Onyx comfortable when he walks through a tunnel...
Which I gladly accepted... Because agility competitions were one of mineDREAMS…I had seen these dogs on YouTube and thought it was the coolest thing ever...
So to get Onyx to walk through the tunnel, I had to let go of her leash and encourage her to walk... But as soon as she realized I wasn't holding her leash anymore...
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Then all hell broke loose...
She started with what you do"dog is on fire"around the skill ring…
She ran enthusiastically from hurdle to hurdle and from dog to dog as if her name had just been called.The price is correct...
That went on for a good 5 minutes... which felt like an eternity...
I kept calling her name "ONYX!" and come on!" to try and get her to come back to me...
But as soon as I approached her, she kept running in the opposite direction...
She was having so much fun...I obviously wasn't.
All the other dog owners had to stop what they were doing and watch me until I finally managed to chase my dog and grab his leash...
It's an understatement I feltHUMBLEand like aCOMPLETE FAILURE.
But that wasn't even the worst...
That happenedTHREEFirst half of class... And after the third time I couldn't take it anymore and left...
But on the way out, one of the other dog owners who also trained his dog to do agility asked me the question.
It hit me like a ton of bricks.
"Have you exercised your dog?"he asked.
Obviously I had... But it didn't show up...
All they could see was how badly Onyx was misbehaving in the agility ring... and ignoring all my attempts to get her to come back to me...
When I got home I was sad and sad...
I thought my canine agility career was over before it began. I started thinking about all the reasons why agility might not be an option for Onyx and I...
Maybe I'm bad at training my dog?
Maybe huskies aren't made for agility?
Maybe I should give up?
So...I'm not sure what triggered these thoughts, but I started thinking about my dream and how awesome it would be to be a part of itDog Agility with Onyx…
In my mind I imagined the two of us winning 1st place in a competition, side by side, happy and fulfilled as best friends...
These thoughts kept me from giving up that night...
So the next day I pulled myself together and dug up my dusty old obedience training manual and got back to training the basics...
Every day for a whole week
I focused on these THREE things.
attention skills
I knew she was running away from me because in her mind she associated coming back to meso painful (or a loss of freedom).To change that association, I started constantly rewarding her for staying close to me...I did this on our walks, our trips to the pet store, and basically anywhere we went together...
obedience skills
I also started reinforcing responses to basic obedience commands, such as:"SIT!","UNDER!"e"COME IN!"... I've trained her so many times that they're burned into her memory, she's learned to respond to them instantly, almost like she's on autopilot.
relationship skills
Finally, I really wanted our bond to be stronger and I really needed itCHOOSE MEabout the fun of running around the skill ring... So I worked"GAME TIME!"and we played tugs and all sorts of games that made training fun.
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And guess what?
When I returned to the agility course a week later,Onyx was a completely different dog...
Everyone in the agility ring was impressed... Especially the dog owner who was wondering if I had trained with Onyx in the past... Well he mentioned how much more observant Onyx was this time.
I continued down this path and continued to train the basics daily and continued to train agility... A year later I finally achieved my dream of competing in Agility and Onyx and won our first canine agility event!
Here's the bond we won...
I can't even describe the sense of accomplishment I felt. I was static.
"Finally we've made it!"…I kept saying Onyx...
maybe you have onedream you want to fulfillwith your dog?
Maybe you too would like to compete in Canine Agility one day... Or maybe you just want to get a well trained family pet that you can proudly take with you wherever you go... Or maybe you can teach your dog some cool tricks...
If you are reading this page, you have probably tried to train your dog in the past...
maybe you triedwatch some YouTube videosto help you get started...
Or…
You may have even attended some local dog obedience classes, but they just don't work.*Clique*with you and your dog... Or the training methods didn't work the way you expected...
Or…
maybe you even have*I lost*and was mad at your dog before... And felt like no matter what you tried nothing seemed to work... And maybe you even gave up training your dog...
I understand completely...
If only raising a dog was that easy...He assumes?!?
Everyone would have a well behaved family dog...
Unfortunately only a few do it...
But it's entirely possible if you really want to...
I am living proof...
I wasn't born a dog trainer, nor was I born into a dog trainer family...
I'm just a regular "Joe" who loved his dog so much he was willing to do anything to learn how to train my dog...
The question is…
What is itYOURdream?
I'm sure you love your dog more than anything in the world and want to offer that to himBETTERlife humanly possible...
You are a good dog owner and youTO DESERVEI also have the dog of your dreams...
A dog that pays attention to you... That listens to your verbal commands... A dog that you can be proud of wherever you go... A dog that inspires your friends and neighbors...
I'm not saying you need to devote your life to studying animal training and becoming a professional dog trainer...
Far from it…
What I'm saying is...what if the next moment was your focus on teaching your dog basic obedience skills?
How much better would your dog do over the next 2...3 or 4 weeks?
How much easier life would be if youYOU KNEWabsolutely sure your dog will come when you call?
How liberating it would be to finally be able to walk your dog anywhere and be able to handle whatever situation life throws at you...
And if…
You looked at your dog and noticed a gleam of happiness... Your dog's tail is wagging and a sense of joy and calm emanates from your dog's eyes...
All of this is the result of taking a little time each day to train your dog...
Wouldn't it be worth it?
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Ö5 reasonsYou're still stuck with a dog that won't listen...
(And now how to get your dog out again...)
Reason #1
You don't have time to train your dog.
Do you remember?
The first day you got your dog. Remember how excited your whole family was to welcome your dog into their home? And how did youGROSSplans for you two?
Like most dog owners... you probably thought you could learn to train your dog yourself...
So you opened your laptop, loaded up Amazon and ordered some books about dogs...
Maybe one book was specific to your dog's breed... and another was about dog training...
you read them...
But now... A few months later... These books are on the shelf gathering dust...
And unfortunately... you never found the time to train your dog the way you imagined...
So familiar?
Then you are not alone!
Most dog owners start out with the best of intentions... But life happens and dog training is forgotten...
That's OK…
I know you have a LOT on your plate.
Finding time to train your dog is easier said than done...especially when you have a career to cultivate...
Relationships to nurture... and a family to love and support...
Not to mention... what seems like an endless list of chores taking over your schedule all the time...
What do you need:
What if you set aside 15 minutes every day for 30 days to train your dog?
That's about as much time as it takes to walk your dog around the block. What if every time you exercised you knew exactly what to do so it was easy and you didn't have to figure it all out yourself?
Reason #2
You are not a professional dog trainer.
You researched online how to train a dog...
In fact, you gave yourself and thought of learning everything just so you wouldn't make mistakes...
But while you've struggled to understand all the different dog training approaches and methods...
It all quickly became very confusing...
Positive Reinforcement = Good
Positive Punishment = Bad
But… negative punishment = good?!?
What the hell?
You don't need to know all the confusing jargon to train your dog... who cares what the official name of a training method is... as long as the training works!
To the right?
What do you need:
You don't have to devote your life to studying animal training or learning everything about dog training in order to train your dog... Instead, you just need a proven step-by-step system to follow your dog and end up with a dog from a happy and well educated family.
Reason #3
Your dog is very "stubborn"
And it can't be trained
I remember this day like it was yesterday...
I went to a local dog training show... And all the dog trainers, one by one, showed what they had taught their dogs...
A trainer taught his dog to jump through his arms...
Another taught her dog to curl up in a blanket...
It took about 15 minutes and was a lot of fun...
But then... it happened... My jaw dropped...
Yeah... I'm not kidding... A tiny little pig...
She had taught her pig all the basic obedience commands, such as:"SIT","UNDER"e"FOR!"…
And he obeyed them impeccably ...
But... what was it?MOREimpressive…
It was the fact that she was teaching her pig agility...literally...She brought miniature agility obstacles...Jumps...Bar braiding...Even a tunnel...
And his pig was able to complete the entire skill course without a single mistake...
It felt like I was in an alternate universe where the movie Babe was a reality...
From that day on I realized thatANYAnimal can be trained...
And it completely shattered my own limiting false belief that my dog was too stubborn to be trained... (something that held me back for months when I blamed my dog's lack of training on her stubbornness ...)
maybe you can relate
If you somehow feel that your dog is not "smart enough"... Or that your dog is too "stubborn" to be trained... Then please learn from my experience...
What do you need:
Any dog can be trained, regardless of breed, age or temperament... Even if you have a history of failure and not getting the results you were hoping for...
Everything can change in the blink of an eye as long as you follow a proven strategy... A strategy proven to work for all animal species...
(Hint: positive reinforcement training works with all types of animals...)
Reason #4
Your dog is trying"Meister"Of
You've heard this before...
If your dog isn't listening to you... it's because he's trying to "dominate" you...
And to solve this problem...you need to become the "alpha"...
That means…
roll your dog onto his back... get in the door first... eat your dinner first...
Physically scolding and scolding your dog… being very assertive and strict…
Etc…
How absurd!
Let me share my personal experience with you...
When I was a teenager, my family adopted a beautiful whitish Lhasa Apso puppy we named Tobbie...
He was sweet and very energetic (like most dogs...)
But he wasn't listening... He was tugging at the leash... He was barking at anyone who dared step outside our house... And he was waiting for every opportunity to bite into anything we left behind, whether it was our favorite pair of shoes or the remote control. from the TV...
My family had NO idea how to train Tobbie... So we did what most people do and we listened to what our relatives told us that we should train him...
And you guessed it...
They told us we had to become the "Alpha"...
So we started doing all the stupid things I mentioned above...
Scolding him when he barks... Pulling the leash when he pulls... Shaking a can full of rocks when he's done something "bad"...
It does not work.
Indeed... It made thingsWORSE!
When Tobbie walked into our home he was an energetic, happy, tail-wagging dog... A few weeks after we started taking the bad advice of "going the alpha," he became defensive and started showing signs of aggression around our house to show us...
He bared his teeth and would growl at us if we got too close to him or his food bowl... I remember one night...
My family and I were eating at the dining table around 5pm and Tobbie started whining and begging for some leftovers... My dad was irritated and when he went to get Tobbie to take him to the other room...
Tobbie snapped... growled and bit my father on the right hand... My father was bleeding and clearly upset...
We all sat at the dining table and were shocked by what had happened...
But now 20 years later it's painfully obvious what happened... Tobbie linked us (his family) as the source of the pain... The constant punishments and corrections took a toll on Tobbie...
His behavior wasself-defense mechanism...
What do you need:
The bottom line is this...who you choose to listen to has a HUGE impact on your dog's well-being and the relationship you have with them...
It's important that you get advice from someone who cares
REWARDS-BASED TRAINING METHODS...
Where will your dog be?REWARDEDfor making the right decisions instead of being punished for the wrong ones.
Reason #5
Do you reward "bad" behavior?
"Fido, listen, if!"
"SIT!"
"Siiiiiii!"
This scenario is very common among dog owners... And it usually leads to two things... Or the owner gets their dog into this position by physically squeezing their butt... Which just shows the dog hasn't learned anything...
Or…
Your dog *finally* sits after hearing the verbal command multiple times...REWARDYour dog with a tasty treat...
So familiar?
The problem is that the behavioral response was actual*Dirt*...And I use that term loosely, but it basically means that the dog can respond to a verbal command whenever it wants...
What do you need:
After teaching your dog the verbal commands (dogs don't understand English after all, words are just sounds that are associated with a specific behavior through training)...
ÖTASTEThere must be a window of time when your dog has little time to respond to the verbal command or completely misses the delicious treat. How to get a dog to respond quickly and predictably to your verbal commands...
The good news is...
Train your dog at homeIt has never been so easy...
If you've made it this far, youALREADYknow that following a proven training strategy is key to getting your dog to listen to and obey your verbal commands... There is no point in spending countless hours reinventing the wheel or trying to find out everything yourself...
More important…
Train your dog with aREWARDThe base-based training method ensures that your dog is trained in a fun way, which of course translates into him becoming a friendly, tail-wagging, well-mannered family companion...
No need to remind you of that... 🙂
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But maybe you didn't know that training your dog with my step-by-step training system that I'm about to share will give you the ability to:
Train your dog in just 15 minutes a day...
That's literally the same time it takes to walk your dog around the block... You still have PLENTY of time to enjoy your evening activities, whether it's watching your favorite Netflix TV show or hanging out with old friends meet Facebook...
Understand exactly HOW training works and WHY it works for your dog...
The "teaching elements" will be very simple and easy to understand... Don't worry, you don't need to have a degree in animal psychology to understand everything...
Train literally EVERY animal on earth...
It's a big statement, but it's true... If you have something an animal wants, you can use that to your advantage and get the animal to behave in a certain way in return... This is exactly how professionals train Animal trainers Dogs and cats, birds, horses and even dolphins...
Build a STRONG bond with your dog...
Did you know that training your dog with reward-based training methods has a side effect? Your dog will "unconsciously" associate YOU with the joy of the reward... This will result in your dog wagging his tail constantly and wanting to be with you at all times.
Confidently teach your dog to do anything...
Want to teach your dog to get on and off your legs? No problem! How about jumping into his arms? Piece of cake! It's all about taking the step-by-step dog training system you're about to learn and adapting it to teach your dog the behavior you want...
YES, these results are totally within your reachfor you and your dog...
Even if you are a new puppy or dog owner, or have tried other training methods with your dog in the past...
…but they rely on a science-based, step-by-step approach.
One that utilizes the most time-tested REWARD-BASED TRAINING METHOD that gets your dog to listen to you and your obedience commands... But also helps your dog become a happy, kind, well-behaved family companion...
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One that was mine"Secret Weapon"whenever I want to show my dogs at the local park or social gatherings... Everyone is so impressed when I show them how my dog can "play chess" or when my dog gives me a high five while standing up, or when my dog jumps in my arms... They think my dogs are geniuses!
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One you'll be excited to point out weeks from now as you see the improvements in your dog's behavior and response to your verbal commands...
where do you call your dogONCE, and your dog will come to you immediately...
where do you tell your dog to go"SIT!", and your dog will immediately land on its back...
where you say"BUT!", and your dog immediately lets out what's in his mouth...
And if you're still with me, I couldn't be more excited to introduce you
my signature dog training program...
Meet Jean Coteaka "The Dog Trainer"
This is my dogs and I in the picture... The black and white Siberian Husky is Onyx... and the brown and white Border Collie is Chase...
When I'm not at the park playing with them... I run this website (Success Dogs), an online dog training company dedicated to helping dog owners around the world HOW to train their dogs for strength and rewards to learn training methods. ..
If you are looking for someone to help you become that"Alpha"...or how to scold your dog...or how to pull the leash...or how to use a shock and/or stud collar...
I DO NOT train dogs with any aversives, physical corrections or punishments...
Then I'm not the right one for you...
However, if you are open-minded and willing to try a new and better way to train your dog... A way that will not only work long-term, but will also contribute to your dog's happiness and the strengthening of the bond you have with him.. .
So read on...
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The only REWARD-based online dog training system thatTHE WARRANTYYour dog will start to listen to you and obey your verbal commands...(the first time you say them...) I've been helping dog owners train their dogs since 2006... And I've worked with hundreds of other dog owners like you, the …
- Are new to training their dog (or puppies) and don't know where to start...
- They are tired of their dog ignoring them and having to raise their voice while repeating their verbal commands over and over before their dog responds... For them, they just want their dog to respect them and listen to them
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- Completely overwhelmed and frustrated because you don't know who to listen or who to trust... It seems everyone contradicts themselves and wants simplicity and clarity... And follow youSIMPLYePROVENPlan that works for your dog...
- Heeded the "bad" advice of the dog trainer crowd "master your dog"... And now they have to deal with the downside of becoming reactive, fearful and withdrawn... They're looking for oneBEST WAYto train your dog... A way to bring your old dog back happy and wagging his tail...
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The result is…
An easy-to-follow step-by-step guide
Online dog training method
Teach your dog all the essential obedience behaviors and verbal commandsPOSITIVEeWITHOUT STRENGTHTraining Methods...
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The Science of Dog Training
Ever wondered WHY your dog develops "selective hearing" and chooses to ignore you when you call and when you give a verbal command?
There's a reason!
This is what you will find out in this module... And you...
- Dive deep into your dog's psychology and mindset, what motivates them and how you can use those motivators to train your dog...
- Learn how to strategically use positive reinforcements (like treats, praise, and play) to get your dog to do what you want... Whether getting your dog to come when you call them, or to obey your command "SIT".
- Discover a simple yet highly effective 4 step training method that I have personally used to teach my dogs all of the basic obedience behaviors...
And a repertoire of over a dozen amazing tricks...
There is an old saying, "Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day... Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime..."
That's what this module is essentially about...giving you the KNOWLEDGE and TOOLS to teach your dog to do what you want...
And don't worry...
I promise NOT to try to make you a professional dog trainer... I know you don't have the time or energy for that... That's why all the lessons included here are short and to the point...
Nothing will be complicated or overwhelming, just the information you need to successfully train your dog in the comfort and privacy of your own home...
Basic obedience skills
Have you ever seen a YouTube video of a dog doing AWESOME tricks? Like a dog jumping into someone's arms, walking on its hind legs, or even... doing a somersault?
If yes, you are not alone!
I do the same thing when I need a little inspiration...
But... Did you know that each of these amazing dogs had to learn the basics first? Professional dog trainers don't train their dogs with advanced tricks, they start with the basics like sitting, placing, getting up and coming...
Weil?
Because these are the most used behaviors over the course of a dog's life... Think about how many times you've asked your dog to sit down in the last few days... Wouldn't it be nice if your dog listened would? and obeyed the first time he asked you?
In this module
you will take it4 step dog training methodand use it to train your dog in essential obedience skills...
I'll show you step by step with my own dogs so you can easily follow your dog...
- Train your dog"SIT"command... You can use it to "control" your dog when you give him breakfast or dinner... Before opening the front door, when you go for a walk... Before crossing a busy street... Or when you meet a stranger...
- Train your dog"UNDER"... You can use it to keep your dog under control when you want him to stay in a certain position ...
- Train your dog"STAND UP"Command... You can use this to get your dog up when you are at the grooming salon... Or when you are at the vet for the annual check up...
- Train your dog"FOR"Command... You can use it to make your dog come to you when you call him or her... Whether your dog is in the yard, park or any other room...
Did you know that you train your dog to do this
"FOR"Can one day save your life?
A friend of mine had a near death experience with her dog... She was walking her dog near her house when suddenly her dog's collar snapped... It was one of those cheap plastic collars that just clicks...
(Tip for successful dogs: always use a leash with a metal clip that slides through the nylon webbing so it's much less likely to break...)
She tried to call the dog back to her, but he didn't listen and kept running... Worst of all, he crossed the street and got hit by a car... Luckily, the driver looked her dog in the eyes of the cornering car and was able to slow the car down enough that no major damage was done...
Just enough to scare my friend's Bejesus alive...
And that day she learned the importance of teaching her dog to obey commands...
Useful obedience skills
All well-behaved dogs have one thing in common...
Can you guess what it is?
You may have noticed... Dogs trained with REWARD-based training methods tend to pay attention to their owner's body language and location... They always look at their owner with the expectation that their owner will tell them something will give task to do. to do …
This is done by design...
Dogs are naturally distracted by the world and naturally want to get out and examine the myriad of smells, meet new dogs and people and even chase a few squirrels...
To counteract this "instinct," you must constantly REWARD your dog for choosing you over the distractions of the world...
That's what this module is all about, inside you will...
- Train your dog"BETWEEN"Command... The closer your dog is to you, the easier it is to control him... And there's literally no safer place than sitting next to you. It's also very handy when crossing a street or starting a trick routine...
- Train your dog"LOOK AT ME"Command... This is the second most important behavior you will teach your dog (second best after the "Come" command...). on the sidewalk… Or another dog across the street barking at you uncontrollably…
- Train your dog"GAMES"Command... Let's face it, most people don't train their dog because they see it as a task that requires a lot of effort, time and energy... But what if we made the whole process fun and enjoyable, both for YOU and also for YOUR DOG? That's what you'll find out here... How to structure your training sessions in such a way that your dog wags its tail the whole time, while implementing certain rules that make it comfortable for you too...
- Train your dog"BUT"Command... If your dog has a bad habit of putting things in their mouth and running away with them, you NEED this... In fact, any dog should be trained to drop whatever is in their mouth as a Tag can save your life... It also helps A LOT when you play tug of war with your dog and want him to let go...
It's very common... Dogs who hear well at home, but as soon as they leave the house it's like the dog suddenly develops amnesia and forgets all the training...
Could it beTHENfrustrating…
But the solution is simple... All you have to do is focus on developing your dog's attention and obedience skills in different environments... Practice in your backyard... At your local park...
In the parking lot of the church... Etc...
Not only will this help you get a dogHEARtreating it more carefully will also give you the freedom to walkOVERALLwith your dog...
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My Team(a value of $200)
Have you hired a professional dog trainer to help train your dog? If so, agree that their services don't come cheap...
In my area alone, they charge anywhere from $50-$100 an HOUR... And I'll admit it's nice to have the support and feedback of an experienced trainer on hand... But those hourly classes can add up quickly...
Typically, dog owners need 4-8 weeks of weekly classes to get a good understanding of how to train their dogs... This is why most group obedience classes are 8 weeks...
So it won't be long before personalized dog training courses jump to $400-$800 and up...
There is also no guarantee that the dog trainer you hire will teach you REWARD-based training methods.
When you sign up for The Good Dog Every Day program, you not only receiveLIFETIME access to the course and 25 step-by-step video lessons...
But you also get howFREE BONUS,the opportunity to ask me ANY question you might have about the lessons...
That way you don't have to figure everything out yourself... If something isn't clear to you... Or if you need more information about a specific class... Or if the training didn't work exactly as shown in one of the video courses.. .
You can simply ask your question below any of the videos and I or a member of my team will help you right away...
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I mentioned that before... train your dog to do thisFORand the#1 THE MOST IMPORTANTSkill You Can Teach Your Dog...
Weil?
Because it could literally save your dog's life one day...
Think about it... What would you do if your dog disengaged and started running onto a busy street? Would your dog come back to you if you called?
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FAQs
Is online dog training effective? ›
Yes! We have found virtual training to be as effective as in-person training. You'll receive the exact same guidance and instruction as our in-person programs, with the primary difference being that you will be the one handling your dog for the duration of training.
What is the most effective dog training method? ›Almost all vets agree that positive reinforcement training is the most effective method of dog training. Positive reinforcement training essentially focuses on rewarding your pet for good behavior, rather than punishing bad behavior.
How many training sessions a day should a dog have? ›For pet dogs, training once or twice a day, a couple of days a week in 5-15 minute training intervals is probably more than enough to achieve good results. If you take your dog to one hour training classes, make sure you give the dog several breaks during the class.
What not to do when training a dog? ›- Cue nagging. One of the biggest problems is cue nagging. ...
- Poisoning of cues. Poisoning of cues is another trap that many first-time trainers fall into. ...
- Failing to practice in-between classes. ...
- Useless repetition. ...
- Working when you're frustrated.
From there, McMillan explains his playful, positive, and kind approach, starting with his 7 Common Commands: SIT, STAY, DOWN, COME, OFF, HEEL, and NO. Finally, McMillan provides solutions to common canine behavior problems, including housetraining issues, door dashing, chewing, barking, and mealtime misbehaviors.
What is the hardest thing to train a dog to do? ›The “Winner” is
The hardest part of dog training is doing nothing. It's standing like a statue, not saying anything, not doing anything, while your dog acts a fool. She's barking, jumping, biting at the leash. If you're in public, it's embarrassing and you want to make her stop.
Whereas some newbie puppy owners enroll their pets in “obedience school,” some lifelong dog owners rely on their own know-how when they add a new dog to their pack. However, pet experts agree that every dog (and even experienced dog owners) can benefit from a dog trainer's expertise.
Do you really need dog training? ›Training is an essential part of owning a dog and can be started at any age. Training builds confidence, provides mental stimulation and strengthens the human-animal bond. Dogs are always learning. It is never too late to start training.
What is the number 1 easiest dog to train? ›- #1: Border collie. No couch potatoes, border collies are athletes bred to work. ...
- #2: German shepherd. ...
- #3: Labrador retriever. ...
- #4: Golden retriever. ...
- #5: Australian shepherd. ...
- #6: Standard poodle. ...
- #7: Doberman pinscher. ...
- #8: Papillon.
Sit: The “sit” command is one of the easiest tricks your dog can learn and serves as the basis for many other simple tricks like “shake” and “stay.” To teach this trick, keep your foot on your dog's leash, allowing them only a little room to move but not enough to jump up.
What is the most commonly taught command for dogs? ›
Sit. Teaching your dog to sit is one of the most basic dog commands to teach your pup, thus making it a great one to start with. A dog who knows the “Sit” command will be much calmer and easier to control than dogs who aren't taught this simple command.
Can a dog be trained in 2 weeks? ›Two weeks is just barely enough time for the dog to adjust to the new routine and start understanding the commands. Still, even at this point, they are just becoming ready to practice their learned skill set in various environments (such as dog parks and around town).
What is the best age to train a dog? ›The ideal time to begin training is around 7 to 8 weeks for most puppies, and the most effective training involves positive reinforcement and gentle commands. This is also the age to begin socializing your puppy to new people and new species, allowing them to explore and have new experiences.
How do I train my dog everyday? ›- Sit for Attention. Dogs jump on people to get attention. ...
- Sit/Stay is More Self Control. The sit exercise begins to teach the concept of self control. ...
- Down/Stay Teaches Calmness. ...
- Wait is a Temporary Hold. ...
- Leave It is Wonderful. ...
- Make Your Training Fun. ...
- Ask for Help.
YES! Your dog will remember you as its original owner. Not only that, but once the new structure and lifestyle start back home, they will trust, respect, and love you much more than before. The reason for this is because now you will have the skills to be a stable leader for your dog.
Should you repeat yourself when training a dog? ›When you avoid repeating the cue, your dog learns that “sit” is a complete sentence. Typically when dog owners repeat a cue, their voice gradually gets louder and more insistent. When your dog senses that you are becoming frustrated during training, it becomes more stressful for them.
Can you over train a dog? ›The fast answer is "Yes! Of course!" But let's delve deeper and understand why over-training is a thing, and how you can avoid it. What is overtraining? Dog brains aren't significantly different from human brains in the way they learn skills and format memories.
What is the no command for dogs? ›Essentially, your dog wants your approval. So, rather than yelling or constantly saying “No”, quicker progress can be made by teaching your dog a 'no' signal – one that tells him to stop whatever he is doing whenever he hears it. A suitable command can be “Leave”.
How do I get my dog to obey all the commands? ›- Keeping it simple and aiming for one new behavior or trick at a time.
- Offering treats as positive reinforcements.
- Giving the reward or praise immediately following the behavior. ...
- Keep your commands to a single word rather than making it complicated.
- #1: German Shepherd Dog. This extraordinary dog is number one on our list. ...
- #2: Poodle. ...
- #3: Border Collie. ...
- #4: Doberman Pinscher. ...
- #5: Labrador Retriever. ...
- #6: Golden Retriever. ...
- #7: Papillon. ...
- #8: Rottweiler.
What are the 10 hardest dog breeds to train? ›
- Rottweilers.
- American Pit Bull Terriers.
- Siberian Huskies.
- Bullmastiffs.
- Chinese Shar-Pei.
- Afghan Hounds.
- Basset Hounds.
- Beagles.
Puppy difficulty at ages 3-4 months. Things start to ramp up by the time your puppy is 12-16 weeks or 3-4 months of age. This is a particularly challenging age for many owners for several reasons.
Which dog breed is the smartest? ›- Border collie. According to The Intelligence of Dogs, which ranks 131 dog breeds in terms of their relative intelligence, the border collie is the smartest dog breed known to man. ...
- Poodle. ...
- German shepherd. ...
- Golden retriever. ...
- Doberman pinscher. ...
- Shetland sheepdog. ...
- Labrador retriever. ...
- Papillon.
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How Much Does Dog Training Cost?
| Expense | Average Cost |
|---|---|
| Individual training sessions | $1,500 – $2,000 |
| Group training classes | $150 – $200 |
| Stay-and-Train services | $4,000 |
Punishment should never be used to train a pet. Pets should be taught what we want them to learn through reinforcement and shaping rather than attempting to train them what we don't want them to do. It is illogical to wait until the pet misbehaves and then administer something unpleasant.
Are dogs happier if they are trained? ›If there's one thing we've noticed at All Creatures Veterinary Care Center, it's that trained dogs are happier and healthier dogs.
How do you tell a dog no? ›- For example, show her a treat in your hand, and then say “no” before closing your fist around the treat. ...
- Use a stern voice to issue the command, but don't yell or otherwise make your dog think you're punishing her.
It is possible to train your dog yourself, provided you're willing to be patient and that you're committed to regular training sessions. That said, any dog (and any pet parent for that matter) can benefit from spending time with an experienced dog trainer.
What breed of dog is hardest to housebreak? ›- Dalmatian. ...
- Chow Chow. ...
- Beagle. ...
- Basset Hound. ...
- Pomeranian. ...
- Bulldog. ...
- Basenji. ...
- Jack Russell Terrier. Jack Russell terriers are known to be a challenging breed, to say the least.
- Irish Setters.
- Labrador Retrievers.
- Border Collies.
- Leonbergers.
- Newfoundland dogs.
- St. Bernard.
- Beagles.
What is the first thing you should train your dog to do? ›
- Teach Your Puppy Their Name.
- Teach Your Puppy To Come.
- Teach Your Puppy To Sit.
- Teach Your Puppy To Stay.
- Teach Your Puppy To Leave It.
- Teach Your Puppy To Lay or Go Down.
- Teach Your Puppy To Wait.
- Teach Your Puppy To Watch You/Focus.
Good training requires paying attention to four simple rules, otherwise known as the four D's of dog training: distance, distraction, duration and difficulty.
What is the first step to train a dog? ›Step I - getting the puppy's attention
It is vital that you are able to keep this attention in order to proceed with further training. Once your puppy really knows his name, attracting his attention is easy. It is amazing how many adult dogs do not know their names.
- You need an incentive to encourage your dog to come back - a really tasty treat or a fun game with a toy. ...
- Run away a couple of paces then call your dog's name and say "come" in a friendly, exciting tone - getting down low can also encourage them to come back.
How many repetitions does it take for a dog to learn a command? Dogs learn through repetitions…but just how many repetitions does it take? It is scientifically proven that it takes 30-60 repetitions for dogs to fluently start relating their behaviour with the reward.
What are release words for dogs? ›Commonly used release words are “okay,” “break,” and “free.” Often a release word is followed by another command such as “come.”
How long is too late to train a dog? ›It's never too late to train a dog. Whether you are bringing home an older dog from a shelter (or rescue), or you'd like to work with your own older dog, there's no reason to delay doing some training with an older dog. There are actually some advantages to working with an older dog.
What to do if dog ignores command? ›Start by making sure your dog can follow a command with no distractions. Then, work on the command with people in the environment talking, eating, engaging with each other. Then, work on the command out in the yard and start with minimal distractions and work up to more significant distractions.
How many months does it take to house train a dog? ›It typically takes 4-6 months for a puppy to be fully house trained, but some puppies may take up to a year. Size can be a predictor. For instance, smaller breeds have smaller bladders and higher metabolisms and require more frequent trips outside. Your puppy's previous living conditions are another predictor.
At what age is it too late to train a puppy? ›The older your dog is when your life changes, the more you might wonder: Is it ever too late to start training a dog? But don't worry – it's not. You can start training any time, with any dog – whether this is when you bring your puppy home at 8 weeks old or when your dog is already 12 years and needs a new skill.
How many times a day should you train your dog? ›
For pet dogs, training once or twice a day, a couple of days a week in 5-15 minute training intervals is probably more than enough to achieve good results. If you take your dog to one hour training classes, make sure you give the dog several breaks during the class.
Is a year too late to train a dog? ›If you're wondering when it's too late to train a dog, the answer is never! Training a dog as an adult can be beneficial in some ways — he may be less distractible and energetic than he was as a puppy.
What is the fastest and easiest way to train a dog? ›Almost all vets agree that positive reinforcement training is the most effective method of dog training. Positive reinforcement training essentially focuses on rewarding your pet for good behavior, rather than punishing bad behavior.
What are the 7 ways to train your dog? ›Simple 7-step system
Progress through bringing your puppy home, crate training, potty training, preventing food aggression, socializing, learning key commands, and leash walking.
If you want a well-behaved dog, you have to teach it how to behave. It's often advised to train the dog frequently, for example to have three short training sessions a day. On the other hand, if you go to training classes, they are usually once a week (though of course you can practise at home).
What is the rule of 7 for dogs? ›Adapting from the earlier work, the rule of 7 by Pat Schaap, a professional dog trainer who maintained that by the age of 7 weeks, a puppy should be exposed to 7 different surfaces, played with 7 different toys, been to 7 different locations and met 7 different people.
What are the three D's of dog training? ›The three Ds are duration, distance, and distraction, and they affect almost any behavior. Dogs don't generalize well, meaning if they learn to sit in front of you, they don't automatically know that “sit” means the same thing when you're on the other side of the room.
What three activities do the dogs love to do? ›- Playdate. Much like humans, dogs are social animals who need time with others. ...
- Fetch. The all-time favorite game for dogs and their humans. ...
- Dog Park. If your area has a dog park, you can take your (hopefully) socialized dog to the park and let them run with other socialized pups.
Striking the correct balance is the challenging part. You see, it's easy to assume your dog knows something and stop actively practicing it. It's ALSO easy to ask too much and get upset when your dog fails.
What does +R mean in dog training? ›R+ training focuses on strengthening the human-animal bond using evidence-based animal learning theory. With these methods we choose work with instead of against the natural instincts of the dog.
In what order should dogs learn commands? ›
According to Ray, the basic commands that every dog should learn (in this order) are: heel, sit, stay, and come. Heel – With the dog at knee level on your left side and the leash in your hand, start walking with your left foot first as you give the "Heel" command, using the dog's name.
What's the 90 10 rule for dogs? ›When it comes to where dog's get their daily calories, we recommend following the 90/10 rule: 90% of calories from a complete and balanced diet, 10% from treats! Treats can be considered the splurge, but more often, the actual act of giving a treat means more to the dog than the actual treat itself.
Whats the longest I can leave my dog? ›If possible, dogs older than 6 months should not be left alone for longer than 4 hours at a time. If this is difficult, the absolute maximum time for them to be alone is 8 hours, but this is only recommended if your dog has a way to get outside for a bathroom break.
Can dogs be left alone 9 to 5? ›The answer is no. Dog experts advise that dogs shouldn't be left alone for more than 4 hours at a time. However, getting to the point where your dog is happy to be left alone takes time and it needs to be built up gradually.
What is a good recall word for a dog? ›The best recall words are clear and concise - with commands like 'come', 'here' and 'back' being the most popular. It's also important for your dog to be able to recognise and respond to its name.
What is the most training Command taught to dogs? ›Arguably the most important command to teach your dog, “stay” will come in handy daily. For their safety and the safety of others, “stay” needs to be taught at an early age. To teach it, have your dog start by sitting. Then slowly back away from your dog.
What do dogs love the most? ›They love to eat, sleep and run around outside. Interestingly, dogs have preferences unique to canines. Most people are not aware of these particular tastes. Dogs, like humans, enjoy certain activities, mostly related to their breed, instinct, temperament and personality.
What do dogs want to do all day? ›Typically, though, dogs often spend 50% of a day sleeping, an additional 30% just lying around, and a mere 20% being active.
What should a dogs daily routine look like? ›- Feeding.
- Walkies.
- Socializing.
- Exercise.
- Hygiene.
- Mental Stimulation and Training.