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There are only a few commands where the order matters. For example, you probably want to teach Sit or Down before you teach the dog to Stay in either of those positions.What order do you normally teach commands in? Most likely not for any kind of competition (possibly just Obedience, depends on how successful I am with training) but just for everyday life.
What order do you normally teach commands in? Most likely not for any kind of competition (possibly just Obedience, depends on how successful I am with training) but just for everyday life.
My dog will ignore treats and poking if she see some thing she really wants to hunt then no command or punishment does anythingyep! I agree
when your dog is on the leash, your dog is close enough to you that you can poke it to get its attention, communicate through the leash, or wave a treat in front of their face
when they are off leash running away from you, the e-collar acts as all of the above while you can't physcially reach your dog
I love intelligent dogsI know I'm pages and pages behind, but I just want to say that the smartest dog is not necessarily the easiest to train. In fact, unless you are a very experienced trainer, the opposite will be the case, because if you make a mistake in training a very smart dog, you will probably discover you have accidentally taught him to do the very opposite of what you intended. Also, smart dogs tend to discover very quickly that they can train you. Get an average to dumb dog and take classes.
That's what we did, and it seems to work for the most part, but our dog is broken (not literally, but she isn't socialised properly so we're her only safe place When she gets scared of something)Can you start recall early by just doing '[Puppy's Name], c'mere/come/c'mon!' and acting all excited and patting your thighs and stuff, then being super happy if they come?