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8 Easy Ways to Train Your Puppy to Be Obedient in Short Time

8 Easy Ways to Train Your Puppy to Be Obedient in Short Time My neighbor's kid has a dog that sits at the kitchen door and waits every single time. Doesn't beg, doesn't whine, doesn't lean on your leg. Just sits, with a tennis ball at his feet, until somebody opens the door. I asked her how long that took. She said it started with him being a bad dog. I got the story later over a beer, and the short version is that it took about eight months of the boring kind of work, not the showy kind. Nobody filmed any of it. Nobody posted a thirty-second video of the dog going from wild to perfect. It was just a kid in a garage with a bag of treats and a dog who did not care about the bag of treats. That story has been sitting in my head for a month, because it's the honest version of a title like this one, and the honest version is more useful than the promise. Before we get into it, I should say what "short time" actually means here, because I think it gets misunder...
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How to teach a dog to sit in a short time! Lie down!

How to teach a dog to sit in a short time! Lie down! Learning to sit and lie down is very simple for a dog. Start by keeping the dog upright, then let him walk forward step by step. At this time, the dog's leg muscles will become very strong. Make him sit down with a few more simple gestures and give him a little reward. In this way, the dog will soon learn to sit and lie down! If you can't do it, reward it in time, but be sure to guide it patiently. You can also take some special methods to train to master knowledge faster. 1. Train it more, encourage it more! When you train your dog to sit and lie down for the first time, don't rush to reward it. You can demonstrate how to sit down a few times on one side and reward it later. The first few times may not work, but if the dog sticks to it every time and then teaches it, then he is likely to get more encouragement! Before the formal training, it is necessary to carry out intensive training first. Intensive training for dogs ...
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