Teaching Your Dog About The Word No
Posted: Saturday, November 14, 2009
by Andy Robbins
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Like a child, your dog needs discipline so they behave in a sociable and controlled manner. This is very important for around the home and when they are around other houses or out and about on walks, trips etcThis is not telling off your dog but really a process of education to the correct way to conduct themselves so you can be proud and pleased to have him as your pet. Saying no' is not so much an exercise as a basic life skill that all dogs must learn. Every dog needs to know that a certain word means stop, that is not right'. Do not confuse this with telling off your dog. We can assume that any mistakes he makes are because he did not know what he should be doing. Therefore, how would it help to tell him off? It is purely because our teaching has not been complete, which is not his fault. Instead, the word no' should be an educational word, meaning simply that is not what I want'.
Do not shout, do not be cross. You are simply explaining the rules to him.
Whenever you say no', be prepared to enforce this, by gently moving him if necessary. You cannot say no' and then ignore him. If he does not stop, you must go to him and gently move him. If he does stop what he is doing, give an appropriate reward.
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