The first word you teach your dog should be his or her name. Use your dog's name often and lovingly. Associate your dog's name with all the good things in the dog's life: food, loving pats, walks, playtime. Usually the dog will learn its name extremely quickly.
You should have a specific word that means "dismiss." For example, a dog told to "sit," should put his/her rump on the ground and keep it there until told otherwise (this does take time, patience and practice). You will need to determine what word, command or phrase you want to use to release your dog from the sitting position. It could "free," or "take a break." Avoid using the word "OK."
The words you decide to use while training should never change and should always mean the same thing. Do not use words that sound very much alike. This can become confusing to the dog.
Once you have taught your dog the meaning to a word or phrase, use the word or phrase only at the times you want the dog to perform the particular behavior. For example: If you say the word, "sit," "sit," "sit," a lot around your dog and do not follow through without having the dog to respond, the meaning to the word "sit" will vanish. If you say "sit," mean "sit," and give your dog the reward for performing this behavior. Use Life's Abundance Tasty Reward Treats:
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Once your dog learns the behavior, you can give him/her other rewards besides food treats, such as a nice, loving pat, but don't say "good boy," or "good girl" after the pat. The loving pat is the dog's reward. The word to which the dog has obeyed still remains "sit."
You will need to practice your lessons in all places you want your dog to do whatever it is you are teaching. For example: If you are teaching your dog sit. Perform the lessons in every possible place you can think of where you want this behavior to occur.
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You should have a specific word that means "dismiss." For example, a dog told to "sit," should put his/her rump on the ground and keep it there until told otherwise (this does take time, patience and practice). You will need to determine what word, command or phrase you want to use to release your dog from the sitting position. It could "free," or "take a break." Avoid using the word "OK."
The words you decide to use while training should never change and should always mean the same thing. Do not use words that sound very much alike. This can become confusing to the dog.
Once you have taught your dog the meaning to a word or phrase, use the word or phrase only at the times you want the dog to perform the particular behavior. For example: If you say the word, "sit," "sit," "sit," a lot around your dog and do not follow through without having the dog to respond, the meaning to the word "sit" will vanish. If you say "sit," mean "sit," and give your dog the reward for performing this behavior. Use Life's Abundance Tasty Reward Treats:
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Once your dog learns the behavior, you can give him/her other rewards besides food treats, such as a nice, loving pat, but don't say "good boy," or "good girl" after the pat. The loving pat is the dog's reward. The word to which the dog has obeyed still remains "sit."
You will need to practice your lessons in all places you want your dog to do whatever it is you are teaching. For example: If you are teaching your dog sit. Perform the lessons in every possible place you can think of where you want this behavior to occur.
Join the Life's Abundance Team and start helping pets and humans live longer, healthier lives.
Use our products.
If you become impressed with our products, just wait until you hear about our income opportunity. You might be surprised to learn that you can earn a substantial income from selling our health-promoting products for pets and humans. There's never been a more exciting time to sign-up as a Life's Abundance Field Representative. With new product releases on the horizon, you will find more ways to reach new customers and net serious wages unlike working that 9 to 5 job with a boss that turns your stomach raw on a daily basis. A Life's Abundance home business may be just the perfect solution for you.
Life's Abundance offers one of the most generous compensation plans in the grassroots-marketing industry. As you build your network, you become eligible for more bonuses and payouts because it is a merit-based system that rewards hard work. All the while you are making a positive difference in the lives of your customers. Ongoing training is available.
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