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How to Train a Small Dog

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Summary: Training a small dog can have its difficulties since they are so low to the ground, sometimes less than half a foot off the ground and shouldn't be trained harshly. Working with a bigger dog tends to be easier because you don't have to go so low to the ground. This article will show you steps you can take with a small dog to get effective training results using positive methods.

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By Eric Letendre
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Eric Letendre, author of the book "The Amazing Dog Training Man," has been professionally training dogs for the past 20 years and has helped literally thousands of dog owners learn...read more

Difficulty: Moderately Easy
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  1. Step 1

    Get some treats that your small dog really likes. Find a treat that really motivates your dog.

  2. Step 2

    Find a sturdy table that you can put your small dog on. With your dog on the table it will make it much easier for you to do the training.

  3. Step 3

    With your dog on the table you can start to train the sit, down, stand and stay commands. It's important that your dog is never left unattended on the table.

  4. Step 4

    Check Resources below for links to teaching the sit, down, stand and stay commands.

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on 11/25/2008 Great advice! Thank you! *

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