Dog Training: How to train your dog? Easy & Basic Commands |Session 1|

Are you prepared to begin teaching your puppy or dog? Among your dog’s fundamental needs are socialization and proper training. It’s critical to begin teaching your dog to sit, stay, come, go to their kennel, and relieve themselves outdoors as soon as possible. And, dare I say it, even as a novice, you can do it yourself.

Training a dog might first appear quite intimidating, especially if this is your first dog. It’s true that training a dog is a major undertaking. If you approach the process methodically, it will become much less intimidating. Here are a few details to get you going.

Let’s start with basic training

You need a collar:

Few things are needed for good dog training, but having a few basic tools on hand will make the process go more smoothly. Select a harness or collar for your dog that fits well and is comfortable for them. Next, choose the ideal dog leash for your training needs. Dog training is not the right place for a retractable leash.

Offer your dog treats as a reward:

To ensure that your dog receives their reward more quickly, you’ll also need to provide dog training goodies that they love and can consume easily. Pet stores have a wide variety of delicious goodies, or you may prepare your own at home, such as little bits of plain cooked chicken or turkey.

Go for the first step

Launch a Dog Obedience Program:

Before you start training your dog, learn how to lay the fundamental groundwork. It will be simpler for everyone if you and your dog follow regular practices, which can assist in development.

Basic command:

Your dog will most likely find it simplest to learn the sit command first. Your dog can then be trained to lie down. Work on training your dog to stay at the same time. Furthermore, it’s important to educate your dog to respond to calls as quickly as possible. One of the most significant basic directives is this one. You may introduce your dog to enjoyable tricks and more complex instructions once they have learned these fundamentals of canine obedience.

Strict to the basic commands for 1 to 2 weeks.

Problems you will face and their solution:

It takes time to train a dog, and there will probably be setbacks for both you and your pet. There could be some opposition or obstinate conduct. Incentive your dog for good conduct and maintain a positive attitude. Make sure the incentive is something your dog will work for.