Small Dog Training - Small Dogs Need Feel They Are Making You Happy

Small Dog Training - Small Dogs Need Feel They Are Making You Happy

Smaller Dog Breeds like...chihuahuas, pomeranians, toy poodles dachshunds and the likes are extremely fun to train these eager little playmates. I discover small dogs are in fact great not only for obedience training but as well as agility and very good at tricks.

When you own a dog, whatever variety it isbig or small, you really may have to train them so that your life and your dogs are at the best it can be. Small dogs can still inflict nasty bites and they are extremely annoying if they bark often. Many small dogs often suffer from an inferiority complex and this makes them want your attention often times.

Small dog house training:

This begins best when your dog is still a puppy. Puddles and poops from puppies are so small and it may not seem too much of a challenge. Even at that, little pups grow bigger and their business grows with them.

So if you are training your dog to go outside, start your house training with watching closely for telltale signs your puppy needs to relieves himself - usually scratching or just exhibiting some form of restless. Be fast to take him outdoors and soon as he goes praise with enthusiastic. If you're not there on time, then take your puppy outside after saying affirmative NO' to him so that he can relate what he has done with relieving himself. You may have to take your dog outside 10 minutes after a meal and watch until he relives himselfpraise highly.

Aggressive dog behavior:

Training small dog breeds is also crucial because they often behave aggressively towards other dogs and often the really big dogs that could easily kill them. Whatever size of any dog, the sit, stay, down commands is the most important and vitaland the moment your dog is responding to these basic commands, it is easy to move further to more advanced commands and even tricks. Leash training needs to start as early as you canand more importantly, you should know the rules are the same as those for a big dog. The good thing here are that you do not need much strength in holding a small dog but they will still respond just the same as their bigger counterparts if rewarded and praised.

Small Dog Training Collar:

Which collar is good for your dog training? The old school recommended choke chains but there are far better methods available today. A choke chain on a small breed is a potential hazard to your puppy. Why? Because it can easily damage the throat of your dog and sprain their neck. The halter trainer is one that is good for small dogs as long as you're cautious and don't jerk the collar too hard. It is a gentle trainer that can turn your dogs head without any strain. By far one of the most reliable ways to train a small dog is clicker training, and this method has proof to be result oriented. Dog whispering is also now one of the most known methods of training. Whichever you eventually choose, be sure to investigate and discover all the type of dog training to you.

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