Tag: dog behaviour
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How to use Basic Obedience training commands to make your every day life much easier!
Use the “place” command to send the dog to his place. When you have visitors over, when you need the room to yourself, when it is best the dog is not fully emerged into what you are doing.
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Bull Terrier ”zoomies” explained
The technical term for “zoomies” is FRAPS , Frenetic Random Activity Periods. A behavior that occurs spontaneously, is short in duration and depending on the dog may include spinning , running fast in circles, jumping on and off the couch and more.
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Bull Terrier ”Trancing” explained
Sometimes, a Bull Terrier will find a piece of hanging cloth, a curtain or a low branch and slowly move under it so that it slightly “caresses” his head and back.
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“When is the right time to start training my dog?”
Training should have started before you even take your dog home, by the breeder. The breeder is responsible to have the puppy crate trained, potty trained, to teach the puppy to bite on toys instead of hands and many more things.
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Dog training results
It takes time for both the dog and the dog owner to adjust to the new data and be able to use it in their everyday life. It takes consistency and repetition for the exercises to be imprinted for both.
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Dog -Dog Owner Mutual Respect
The dog will learn to respect the rules I set for his safety and the safety of those around us, and I will be responsible to not allow accidents to happen.
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Common mistakes new dog owners make and how to avoid them
Our aim is for this article to be useful to new dog owners and help owners of adult dogs understand how certain unwanted behaviors have come to be.
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Socialization is the way a dog sees the world
Dog owners often mistake play for socialization. Socialization is not the same as play, although play can be an important part of socialization.
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Why should I train my dog
Dog training is a code of communication between two different species. No matter how we spoil them, how we love them and call them our kids and best friends etc. A dog is a dog, a different species with different needs and a different code of communication.
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Phobia- Suspicion- Lack of socialization
Suspicion, phobia and lack of socialization are three completely different things even though they appear to be similar. They often coexist.
