Firstly, bear in mind that if your dog feels happy with you it will quickly answer to your call whether you use whistle or voice. Do not ever punish him or complain of what he has done wrong as he answers your call. If you do that, he will form the feeling that answering to your whistle recall command could mean being beaten or rebuked. Be nice to him each time he obeys your recall command.
To make your dog leave whatever it is engaged in and run back to you whenever you call is successful dog obedience. Though, this can only happen if you make him feel that it is a good thing to answer you quickly each time you call. Dogs are reasonable animals, your dog wants to be certain that whatever move it makes is beneficial.
It is not as difficult as it seems to teach your dog whistle recall commands. It really is easy if you turn your recalls into good experiences for him. Listen; don't let your dog think that you call him to be punished. If that happens he would come hesitantly or not come at all. Your dog is always looking out for your disposition - both your tone of voice and countenance has great effects on his behavior.
It is a very good training method to always let your dog know that you appreciate that he answers your call quickly. Let him see your happiness through your body movements like milling and wiggling your body etc. Remember that whistles deliver higher pitches than your voice so do not over blow it when calling him to return, ensure that your call does not sound threatening.
When training your dog to learn the recall commands with the whistle, sit him at a distance and use the whistle to call him back to you. Start with short distances, increase the distances as he begins to respond to your recall. It is experts' opinion that dogs obey better when seated, so have him sited when teaching him each new command.
Finally, all I have been hitting at is that in teaching your dog distance recall with a whistle it is very vital that a cordial relationship exist between the two of you, if not, he could even take off from the distance. Nevertheless, recognize the possibility that success in dog training may not come as fast as you may anticipate, but relentless effort and consistency of commands will sooner than latter reward you with success.
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All Dog Training Tips and Bark Collar Dog Training 20. More information is availabel via the above links.
Posted on November 7, 2008 by AnthonyMaxwellpapp | Posted under Pets Dogs
To make your dog leave whatever it is engaged in and run back to you whenever you call is successful dog obedience. Though, this can only happen if you make him feel that it is a good thing to answer you quickly each time you call. Dogs are reasonable animals, your dog wants to be certain that whatever move it makes is beneficial.
It is not as difficult as it seems to teach your dog whistle recall commands. It really is easy if you turn your recalls into good experiences for him. Listen; don't let your dog think that you call him to be punished. If that happens he would come hesitantly or not come at all. Your dog is always looking out for your disposition - both your tone of voice and countenance has great effects on his behavior.
It is a very good training method to always let your dog know that you appreciate that he answers your call quickly. Let him see your happiness through your body movements like milling and wiggling your body etc. Remember that whistles deliver higher pitches than your voice so do not over blow it when calling him to return, ensure that your call does not sound threatening.
When training your dog to learn the recall commands with the whistle, sit him at a distance and use the whistle to call him back to you. Start with short distances, increase the distances as he begins to respond to your recall. It is experts' opinion that dogs obey better when seated, so have him sited when teaching him each new command.
Finally, all I have been hitting at is that in teaching your dog distance recall with a whistle it is very vital that a cordial relationship exist between the two of you, if not, he could even take off from the distance. Nevertheless, recognize the possibility that success in dog training may not come as fast as you may anticipate, but relentless effort and consistency of commands will sooner than latter reward you with success.
About The Author:
All Dog Training Tips and Bark Collar Dog Training 20. More information is availabel via the above links.
Posted on November 7, 2008 by AnthonyMaxwellpapp | Posted under Pets Dogs
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