you can use toys and play as an effective and easy way to train your dog. pro tip: if you’re in the beginning stages of teaching your dog to do a behavior, like sit, and using a toy as a reward, often the toy can be used as a lure just like food. to figure out what kind of play your dog finds fun and rewarding, do a “play test.” it can be really fun to give your dog body …

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begin training your puppy now so that you can enjoy a well balanced, obedient puppy for many years to come! training on your own time removes the need for a scheduled weekly class, and also allows you to watch the puppy training lessons over and over… something you can’t do otherwise. is it ok to pick the puppy up and if so how should it be done? for example: alcohol, apple seeds, caffeinated drinks, chocolate, grapes, macadamia nuts, onions, xylitol …

the apron is 18″ wide and 7″ long. the pockets expand for easy access into them. all seams are double stitched for strength. the belt is adjustable from 32″ to 46″ with a quick side-release buckle. i bought this training apron for tracking. i’m thin, but the strap was able to be small enough without feeling bulky.

perfect for walking my pair of aussies, 1 pocket for treats, 1 for my cell phone, and 1 …

the fact such connections can be made and behaviors predictably triggered can be used to a trainers advantage, however it’s not one of the most used dog training methods in comparison to other techniques. traditional training kind of allows a dog to make mistakes and then punishment is given to lessen the behavior in future. the theory goes that dogs behave badly because they’re trying to assume a position of dominant rank, and the trainer spends time asserting to the …