Dear Reader,
One big mistake that a lot of people make is when their dog does something bad or wrong. They call their dog to them and scold the dog for their misdeed. It is hard enough to train a dog to come. When the dog does come on command and you scold him or her, this only teaches the dog that when he or she comes to their master they will be punished.
That does not teach the dog not to do what was wrong. A dog does things because it is fun. It is fun for a dog to dig in the flower bed. If you call the dog to you to scold him or her, the dog remembers how much fun it was to dig in the flower bed and also remembers how unpleasant it was to be scolded for coming to you. Pretty soon the dog will not come to you any more and he or she will still dig in the flower bed for the fun of it.
What you have to do is go get the dog and give him or her a Time Out. Put the dog on a leash so he or she cannot go where they want to. Put the dog in the bathroom and tie the leash around the door knob. Take away the fun for 15 minutes. Do not let the dog out untill he or she stops barking or whining for at least 15 seconds or that will teach the dog that all they have to do is bark and whine to get out of the bathroom.
Finally, always praise and give positive reinforcement to your dog when he or she comes to you or you will have a dog that will not come to you when called. If you scold your dog when they come to you, eventually your dog will run away from you when called!!!
Sincerely, Monty Doggy
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Thursday, April 24, 2008
Friday, April 11, 2008
Growl At Your Dog When He or She Disobeys!!!
Dear Reader,
I am going to tell you one of the most powerful tips that I have picked up over the years. This little known secret should stop your dog from doing the things that annoy you and everybody else your dog meets or comes in contact with. Do not look at the title of the article for the answer. It only tells you half of the secret. This tip has been touched on by all trainers while overlooking the real power and effectiveness of the lesson that I am going to teach to you right now. It is as simple as simple as saying this one word, "NO". Yet complicated, because you have to growl at the dog with disapproval in your voice when you say the word NO. This must be off set by praising the dog with a friendly approving voice when ever he or she does something good. This form of training is called bi-polar conditioning, using an approving voice when he or she does right and a disapproving growling voice when you tell them no, don't do that. This method does not require treats like other dog trainers use because the treat is in the way you give them approval and the punishment is your disapproval. A good way to stop dogs from jumping on people is to growl NOOOOO at them when he or she jumps on you, then make them sit with the sit command. Don't praise them for sitting or your dog will think they are being praised for jumping. Wait for 15 seconds before you praise your dog for sitting, after they have forgotten about jumping on you. Whenever you know that the dog is going to jump on you or someone else, make them sit and praise them. If the dog does jump on someone growl at them with disapproval, NOOOOO and make them sit. Wait for 15 seconds and then and only then praise them for sitting. Pat them on the head and tell them how good looking, intelligent and multi talented you think they are. really make a big deal out of it. If this does not work, try giving them a time out after telling them no. The dog may be looking for attention and even negative attention is better that no attention at all to some dogs. When the dog jumps on you growl NOOOOO at them and then put them in the bathroom with a leash on tied to the bathroom door knob. Give them a 15 minute time out. Do not let them out until they have stopped barking or whining for 15 seconds or that will teach them that all they have to do is bark and whine to get out. With these 2 sweet little known secrets or tips you can tell your dog what you approve of and what you disapprove of so clearly and concisely that even a dog can hear and understand!!!
Sincerely Yours, Monty Doggy
P.S. Thank You for your time and God Bless!!!
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I am going to tell you one of the most powerful tips that I have picked up over the years. This little known secret should stop your dog from doing the things that annoy you and everybody else your dog meets or comes in contact with. Do not look at the title of the article for the answer. It only tells you half of the secret. This tip has been touched on by all trainers while overlooking the real power and effectiveness of the lesson that I am going to teach to you right now. It is as simple as simple as saying this one word, "NO". Yet complicated, because you have to growl at the dog with disapproval in your voice when you say the word NO. This must be off set by praising the dog with a friendly approving voice when ever he or she does something good. This form of training is called bi-polar conditioning, using an approving voice when he or she does right and a disapproving growling voice when you tell them no, don't do that. This method does not require treats like other dog trainers use because the treat is in the way you give them approval and the punishment is your disapproval. A good way to stop dogs from jumping on people is to growl NOOOOO at them when he or she jumps on you, then make them sit with the sit command. Don't praise them for sitting or your dog will think they are being praised for jumping. Wait for 15 seconds before you praise your dog for sitting, after they have forgotten about jumping on you. Whenever you know that the dog is going to jump on you or someone else, make them sit and praise them. If the dog does jump on someone growl at them with disapproval, NOOOOO and make them sit. Wait for 15 seconds and then and only then praise them for sitting. Pat them on the head and tell them how good looking, intelligent and multi talented you think they are. really make a big deal out of it. If this does not work, try giving them a time out after telling them no. The dog may be looking for attention and even negative attention is better that no attention at all to some dogs. When the dog jumps on you growl NOOOOO at them and then put them in the bathroom with a leash on tied to the bathroom door knob. Give them a 15 minute time out. Do not let them out until they have stopped barking or whining for 15 seconds or that will teach them that all they have to do is bark and whine to get out. With these 2 sweet little known secrets or tips you can tell your dog what you approve of and what you disapprove of so clearly and concisely that even a dog can hear and understand!!!
Sincerely Yours, Monty Doggy
P.S. Thank You for your time and God Bless!!!
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How To Teach Your Dog To Walk On A Leash Without Pulling!!!
Dear Reader,
This is a easy thing to teach any dog to do. The technique was taught to me by another animal trainer with 40 years experience whom wishes to remain nameless. She calls this tecnique "Pop and Release".You need a chain training collar that fits. The collar should fit snuggly around the dog's head when you put it on. I should have about 3 to 6 inches slack when it is around the dogs neck. After you have put the training collar on, you must then take off the flat collar if your dog wears one for every day use. Put the flat collar back on after training if you want and then take off the training collar.To start training, put the dog in a sit with the sit command. If your dog doesn't sit on command teach him or her. Make the dog sit and then say "Sit!". After a few times your dog will learn to sit on command. After your dog is sitting walk around to the right side of your dog, so the dog is on your left side faceing in the same direction as you. hold the loop of the leash in your right hand and with your left hand hold the leash close to the dog's neck. Leave enough slack so that the dog can walk 8 inches from your side.Say "Fido Heal!" and pop the training collar as you step out on your left foot and begin to walk. When the dog is walking beside you correct him or her every time they make a mistake with a "Pop and Release". Do not strangle the dog. Simply "Pop and Release" to correct the dog.Here is the technique. When the dog's head turns left and you want him or her to go straight pop the collar to the right to correct the dog's direction of travel and release. If the dog wants to put his head down to sniff, lift the dogs head up with a pop, then say nooooo and release.The "Pop and Release" tecnique takes a little time, patience and persistance but it works very well when used correctly. Please email me with any questions you may have. I will be happy to answer them.Sincerely Yours and God Bless!!!, Monty Doggy
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This is a easy thing to teach any dog to do. The technique was taught to me by another animal trainer with 40 years experience whom wishes to remain nameless. She calls this tecnique "Pop and Release".You need a chain training collar that fits. The collar should fit snuggly around the dog's head when you put it on. I should have about 3 to 6 inches slack when it is around the dogs neck. After you have put the training collar on, you must then take off the flat collar if your dog wears one for every day use. Put the flat collar back on after training if you want and then take off the training collar.To start training, put the dog in a sit with the sit command. If your dog doesn't sit on command teach him or her. Make the dog sit and then say "Sit!". After a few times your dog will learn to sit on command. After your dog is sitting walk around to the right side of your dog, so the dog is on your left side faceing in the same direction as you. hold the loop of the leash in your right hand and with your left hand hold the leash close to the dog's neck. Leave enough slack so that the dog can walk 8 inches from your side.Say "Fido Heal!" and pop the training collar as you step out on your left foot and begin to walk. When the dog is walking beside you correct him or her every time they make a mistake with a "Pop and Release". Do not strangle the dog. Simply "Pop and Release" to correct the dog.Here is the technique. When the dog's head turns left and you want him or her to go straight pop the collar to the right to correct the dog's direction of travel and release. If the dog wants to put his head down to sniff, lift the dogs head up with a pop, then say nooooo and release.The "Pop and Release" tecnique takes a little time, patience and persistance but it works very well when used correctly. Please email me with any questions you may have. I will be happy to answer them.Sincerely Yours and God Bless!!!, Monty Doggy
P.S. I work from home for more info click on this link! Click Here
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