The Basics of Dog Training Commands

The majority of dog owners in the world have one common problem with their dogs. They refuse to do what they are supposed to do. Some dog owners only have behavior problems with their dogs when other people are around.  These dogs have had no training whatsoever. 

I often come across dog owners who struggle with getting their dogs to obey basic commands. The common problem is not with the dogs themselves but with their owners. It's crucial for dog owners to take charge and become the leader of the pack. With the right dog training commands, you can establish a bond with your dog
and be in control.

Every trainer has their own list of dog training commands, but there are five basics that every dog owner should know. Firstly, the "heel" command means that your dog should stop walking and stand beside you. Secondly, "sit" is self-explanatory and helps with obedience and impulse control. The third command is "down" which is used to get your dog to stop jumping up on people. It's important to use only the single word "down" to avoid confusion.

The fourth command is "stay," which is essential for safety and to prevent your dog from running off. And finally, "come" is a release command that sets your dog free from the previous commands. Your dog's name is also an effective attention-grabber and should be rewarded during training sessions. You should use a firm tone and consistent hand signals when teaching these commands.

To become a respected by your dog, you need to stand tall and show your authority through your body language. Be consistent and firm with the training commands, and avoid yelling or physical punishment. The training process can be a natural bonding experience between you and your dog. By following these simple commands and training techniques, you'll be able to take control of your pet and have a stress-free life with your loyal companion.