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Proper Dog Training And The Benefits

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When Dog Training Really Matters

Dogs can be very sociable. In fact, they sometimes get toosociable and get aggressive. That is why it is important totrain your dog to control behavior.

Moreover, dog training is important to avoid dog bitingincidents. Statistics show that 77% of dog biting cases aremostly those that are within the family.

Hence, with dog training, bad habits are removed and dogs havebetter control of their feelings and behavior towardsenvironmental and social variables.

However, implementing dog training is not that easy. Certainthings must be employed to have positive results. The thing mostneeded in dog training is what experts define as "positivereinforcement." This refers to the way people reward their dogswith treats, praises, or both whenever their dogs show positivebehavior.

Through positive reinforcement, dogs are able to comprehend thattreats and praises will come whenever he shows good behavior.For example, when the owner gives his dog some treats forobediently obeying his commands, the dog will think that obeyingcommands when told equals treats.

But this does not necessarily mean that when the dog did notobey the owner's commands, punishment is needed ascounter-reinforcement. This should not be the case becausepunishments will only make the matter worst. What will happen isthat your dog will be confused and it will begin to doubt yourfeelings.

The next thing that you must

remember when training your dog isthat people should avoid training their dogs into a bad habit.Actually, many people are not aware they are doing this butthere are instances wherein the people's reaction towards somebehavior of the dog will inadvertently train the dog in a badway.

For example, when dogs bark, it is common especially when theydo that because they see something strange or unfamiliar things.But, when dogs continue to bark, even if it includes a familiarperson, that becomes a problem.

In this case, most people have the inclination to yell and telltheir dogs to shut up. This particular reaction of dog ownerswill confuse their dogs and will only make them understand thatthe reason why their owners are yelling is because they are alsoenjoying the shouting scene and that they are "barking" alongwith their dogs.

The key point here is to avoid paying attention to the dog. Intime, he will stop. That's when you should reward your dog.

Boiled down, dog training is all about positive reinforcements.And, as they say, positive reinforcements reap positive results.

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