Friday, September 30, 2011

Obedience Dog Training

Teach your dog to sit his first lesson. There are several good reasons why you should start with this command. First, it is natural for dogs because they often sit down to rest. Two, teaching the dog to sit is relatively easy, a lesson learned very quickly.

Three, is a session or a starting point the place from which to launch other commands. When the puppy is sitting, is calm and under control. The sitting position is related to the five basic positions of ballet dancer's foot. Of the five positions, the ballet dancer can perform a series of steps or a combination of a cat in a caper entrepreneurs.

His position has practical applications, it is not just a trick. When you walk your puppy, you will find they are useful at intersections, when you meet a friend, and in various other situations where you want the dog to be calm and under control.

Begin the lesson with the puppy on a leash. It can be placed on the left side and later will be on foot or at home from that position. Hold the leash in your right hand, give the command "Sit!" and lift on a leash. This will increase the puppy's head. With your left hand pushes down on his rear end.

Repeat these movements until the dog sits, without having to rely on it. Then, remove the leash and give the order. If you stand or sit in the middle, put it back on the leash and start again. Soon learn that when it is due will be retained by the leaves. Praise it when it receives the lesson well.

Here are the appropriate hand signals. Taking a step or two ahead of the dog, give the command "Sit!" finger in a gesture of warning. It. Keep repeating the lesson, using the command and hand signal.

While the hand signal is best used when working remotely, as in the field, there are several situations that will be useful. One is when there is too much noise for your dog to hear his voice.

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