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Hi! I'm Captain Ray Varner with the Page Police Department for expertvillage.com. What we want to teach you today is the dog being put in the heel position to start off basic obedience. When the dog is in the heel position, what we want to see is the dog...
Instructions Things You’ll Need: Carrots Halter Soft broom Step 1: Familiarize the donkey with your and his environment. It is necessary to establish a trust with the donkey to get him to cooperate. Be friendly and consistent in your temperament...
Instructions Things You’ll Need: Your Husky dog Small treats or a clicker A long lead - 10 or 15 feet at least An clear and safe area to do dog training Lots of love and patience! Gaining Control Step 1: Get control over your dog, first. This doesn...
Instructions Behavior Training Step 1: Look for a little circle icon in your pet's portrait. If this is visible, the pet is taking part in a behavior that your Sim can either encourage or discourage. Step 2: Click on the pet and choose "Praise for" or...
Hi, my name is Tracey Tenner and this is Doc. I’m the resident dog trainer and behaviorist here at Extra Care Hospital in Davy, Florida. We are here to talk to you today about how to house train your puppy. Let’s talk for a moment about how...
On behalf of Expert Village, I'm Carl Puentes, with K-9 Solutions in Miami, Florida and today I am going to show you dog training techniques from my new book "Who is Training Whom." Okay there are different ways to motivate a dog. You can use food...
Treat and praise, I have mentioned in the previous two commands, sit and leave it, I would like you to follow the same rhythm when it comes to the off command. As I've shown you address the dog when they're on an object. Get their attention with tin man...
Name command praise command. For the majority of commands that you administer to your dog, I would like you to address them by the name of the dog, name of the command, followed by praise and command name. The reason, Koogle, the reason that I like this...
Hi! I'm Captain Ray Varner with the Page Police Department for expertvillage.com. What I want to do today is the down position with a new dog. Most people when they train the down position do a corrective measure to make the dog go into the down position...
Instructions Step 1: Select a crate. Crates come in plastic or metal. You don't want your crate to be too big. It should provide just enough room for your dog to turn around. Step 2: Place the crate in an area where you spend a lot of time, such as a...
Instructions Step 1: Dogs naturally take the stance of a "bow" when they are stretching their front legs. Pay attention and take notice of when your dog does this. Step 2: Every time your dog stretches into the "bow" position, say "Take a bow" in an...
Instructions Step 1: Decide on a stop word and a release word. "Whoa," "stop" and "halt" are all good stop words. "Release," "go" and "okay" are common release words. Step 2: Practice on a walk with your dog. Say "Whoa" and immediately stop. When your...
Instructions Step 1: Take your dog outside on a leash or confine him within a fenced in area. Keeping your dog on a leash prevents unwanted games of "chase" and keeps you beside your dog so you can be there to reward him when he goes potty. Step 2...
Instructions Things You’ll Need: Dog treats Step 1: Take your Yorkie for a good long walk. Any training session will be more successful if your dog is tired. Step 2: Begin your training in a quiet room with few distractions and make sure you have a...
Instructions Things You’ll Need: Treats Toy Six-inch leash Flat collar Step 1: Start in a quiet environment with no distractions. Have a regular flat collar and six-inch leash on your dog. Ask him to sit, then tell him "Stay." Have him hold the sit...
Instructions Things You’ll Need: Training Collar Six Foot Leash Step 1: Put your dog in her training collar and leash. Ask your dog to sit next to you on your left hand side, facing the same direction you are. Step 2: Grip your dogs leash in your...
Instructions Step 1: Start simple with the "Come" command. To do this simply say, "Come" when you address them for everyday activities such as giving them their favorite toy or feeding them. Soon they will respond to the word "come" even when there is no...
Hi, This is Elise McMann for Expert Village.com and in this video series we're talking about how to teach your dog a reliable recall. If, you would like to find out more about my services you can visit my website at http//:www.canineheadstart.com. So, in...
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