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Training a Dog to Catch a Treat: Video Series

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Teaching a dog to catch a treat can be a fun exercise. Learn about training dogs to catch small items in this free obedience video series for pet owners.

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  1. Catching a treat isn't a difficult trick for a dog. Learn theory for how to teach a dog to catch a treat in this free training video on dog and pet obedience.

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  2. The better shape a dog is in, the less likely it is to get injured. Learn how to teach a dog to catch a treat and avoid injury in this free training video on dog and pet obedience.

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  3. When a dog is focused and knows that is expected, it will perform better. Learn how to prepare to teach a dog to catch a treat in this free training video on dog and pet obedience.

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  4. Baiting a dog will help get its attention. Learn how to bait a dog to catch a treat in this free training video on dog and pet obedience.

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  5. Move the hand to keep a dog focused on the treat. Learn how to steady a dog to catch a treat in this free training video on dog and pet obedience.

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  6. Motion the tossing of the treat to get a dog's rhythm going. Learn how to motion a treat toss to a dog in this free training video on dog and pet obedience.

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  7. Sometimes it can take a dog longer to find smaller items. Learn how to motion a treat toss to a dog twice in this free training video on dog and pet obedience.

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  8. Throw a treat on the third motion, once the dog understands the rhythm. Learn how to teach a dog to catch a treat in the air in this free training video on dog and pet obedience.

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  9. Increase the frequency of sound to let a dog know a treat is coming. Learn how to use the voice to teach a dog to catch a treat in this free training video on dog and pet obedience.

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  10. Use routine and repetition to master dog commands. Learn how to master teaching a dog to catch a treat in this free training video on dog and pet obedience.

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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. As far as dog tricks go, catching a treat isn't one of the harder tricks, but it's a fun one. In this free video series, a dog trainer will show you how to teach a dog to catch a treat, starting with dry food. You'll learn how to bait the dog, move your hands to steady the dog, and how to motion to toss the treat to the dog's mouth. Next, you'll discover why to throw the treat on the third tossing motion, how to apply the voice, and how repetition will allow you to master the trick. With these tips and techniques, you'll soon have a new and fun trick to teach your dog!

 
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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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