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The boundary or stay command is beneficial in training a dog to be immobilized. Learn how to teach a dog to stay and know their boundaries in this free pet training video series.
There are 11 videos in this series:
Use the stay command when you want a dog to be immobile. Learn how to teach a dog to stay and know their boundaries in this free pet training video.
The stay command can be used to create boundaries for a dog. Learn when to tell a dog to stay in this free pet training video.
Posture and composure is a great way to show command over a dog. Learn how to use visuals to teach a dog to stay in this free pet training video.
Let a dog know that a command is coming by baiting them. Learn how to use baiting to teach a dog to stay and know their boundaries in this free pet training video.
Hold up your hand like a stop sign to signal a dog to stay. Learn how to signal a dog to stay in this free pet training video.
Step four to six feet away when teaching a dog to stay. Learn how to use distance to teach a dog to stay and know their boundaries in this free pet training video.
Wait three to five seconds to calm a dog down when teaching it to stay. Learn how to teach a dog to stay with time and routine in this free pet training video.
Walk to a dog to give it a treat and praise. Learn how to teach a dog to stay and understand the command in this free pet training video.
A blind stay is useful when a dog can hear your voice, but can't see you. Learn how to teach a dog a blind stay in this free pet training video.
Training a dog to stay from a distance takes more repetition and maturity. Learn how to teach a dog to stay at a long distance in this free pet training video.
Dogs are more visual than vocal, so remember to incorporate visual commands. Learn how to teach a dog to stay and know their boundaries in this free pet training video.
Teaching your dog or puppy basic obedience commands can be a tricky feat, but the reward of a happy, healthy pet makes it well worth the time and effort it takes to train a dog. Learning how to stay, sit, and heel are important for both you and your dogs happiness and safety. There are many variations and theories on how to train a dog, but most professional dog trainers will tell you to reward good behavior and negatively reinforce bad behavior. Of course this can be more difficult than it sounds. Many people may end up unknowingly enforcing the bad behavior instead of the good, but with a little effort and knowledge of how a dog learns, even you can teach your dog basic obedience commands.
Often times a dog will not be aware of their boundaries, or at least their boundaries in relation to their owner. In this free video series, a dog trainer will teach you how to train a dog to stay. The stay command is used when a pet owner wants their dog to remain immobile or to resist from entering a specific area. You'll learn how and when to use the stay command, how to use posture to get a dog's attention, and how to bait a dog when training it to stay. With a little practice, routine, and maturity, you'll eventually be able to get your dog to stay from a distance, or when they simply hear your voice!
Mark Siebel Mark Siebel has owned Doggie Steps Dog Training for four years and has worked with over 4,000 dogs. He teaches about health and nutrition for a new dog, general obedience, and behavioral adaptation.<BR />info@doggiestepsdogtraining.com <BR />http://www.doggiestepsdogtraining.com/index.htmldkdk
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