Tag: Dog training
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Bull Terrier Training Advice

Training sessions with a Bull Terrier should be short; 3-5 minutes are enough for the first training sessions. Increase in duration of training sessions must be gradual and only if the dog completely understands and enjoys what you are doing.
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“How do I choose the “best” puppy from a litter?”

In a litter, there are puppies that are suitable for some people and puppies that are suitable for other people according to their lifestyle, goals, experience and more.
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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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Level of training ,the higher the better !

Only when the dog has learned to perform the commands and cooperate regardless the circumstances, can we say that training is complete.
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Bull Terrier Tactical training

When you want to do more with your dog than basic obedience training, things become more complicated. You have got to built a relationship of trust and create a dog that wants to work with you and for you.
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The importance of reward in dog training

We reward to raise the possibility that a wanted behavior be repeated. Connecting a behavior to something pleasant makes it more likely for the behavior to be repeated.
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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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In defence of the Dog.

Choosing the wrong way to show a dog your love can have devastating consequences. Giving the dog treats just because “he is so sweet and I love him” is not the right way to show them love.
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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.









