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How to Approach an Unfamiliar Dog
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How to Care for a German Shepherd
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How to Earn Your Dog's Respect
How to Exercise Your Dog
How to House Train a Dog
How to Introduce a New Dog to Your Home
How to Keep a Dog From Pulling on the Leash
How to Keep a Dog Off the Furniture
How to Keep Dogs in the Same House From Fighting
How to Prevent a Dog From Chewing on Furniture
How to Solve Behavior Problems in Your Dog
How to Stop a Dog From Being Aggressive Toward Dogs
How to Stop Your Dog From Digging Up the Lawn
How to Stop Your Dog From Jumping
How to Stop Your Dog From Scratching You
How to Teach Your Dog Hand Signals
How to Teach Your Dog That You're The Pack Leader
How to Train a Dog
How to Train a Dog Not to Bite
How to Treat Your Dog's Separation Anxiety
How to Walk a Dog
How to Train a German Shepherd
How to Select a German Shepherd
From Quick Guide: All About Dog Training
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Summary: Training a dog is based on consistency and repetition, and many dog owners and trainers believe discipline is important for the mental health of dogs. Teach your dog to obey commands and practice good behavior with a certified dog trainer in this free video on dog obedience.
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Zephyr Clarke-Dolberg is a certified professional dog trainer in Miami, Fla. He is a member of the International Association of Canine...read more
"Hello. My name is Zephyr Clarke-Dolberg from Miami Dog Training. In this clip we're going to teach you how to train a dog. And first thing you need to know is you always want to be consistent and repetitive. Consistency and repetition is your biggest friend. So, as you can see here, we're going to teach her the automatic sit. Toughie heel. When I stop, she sits. Heel. Notice I always step forward with my left foot. Consistency. Heel. Sit. Good. Heel. Good. Notice when, soon as that butts hit the ground I'm praising the dog. Good sit and good heel. Heel. Good sit. Good girl. Consistency, repetition and praise. One thing to bear in mind is every dog is not a German shepherd. And some dogs need a little more patience than others. German shepherds particularly like to work. So sometimes boxers and bulldogs might need a little more repetition and a little more consistency. But you can get it and just work with it. Just be patient. This is Zephyr Clarke-Dolberg and this has been how to train a dog."
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