Understand Your Doggie: Puppy Obedience Training
June 14th, 2010 by Micheal Smith
It can be really hard in puppy obedience training when you have a puppy that barks and barks and you can’t make him stop.
Usually if you tell your puppy to stop, or use other words like ‘hush’ or ’shhh’ in a firm voice he will quiet down, however sometimes he will just refuse to obey.
It is still important to have patience and try to understand why your puppy is barking instead of just getting angry and punishing your little dog.
It is enjoyable for dogs to bark and they will do it just for fun; to teach him to stop this you can pull his leash while you are leash training when he begins barking unnecessarily.
Dogs don’t always bark just for fun, however, and there are several reasons your puppy might bark and bark.
Consider this common reason for barking~ that your puppy may be trying to tell you about some pain or an ailment of his you can’t see.
Think also about his environment, and whether there may be something or someone who is frightening him, in which case he will need you to help and to calm those fears.
Maybe your puppy is barking because he is bored. Try taking some more time out of your day to take him for a walk or pet him.
Sometimes you just don’t have the time to spend with your pup right when he needs you, and in that instance you can supply him with some new toys to keep him busy and happy. He may just be barking for a little attention.
Remember that if your puppy is barking, you yell at him for it, and he barks right back… he may think this is a fun game to play with you!
You may try to ignore the barking and say nothing, so that without any attention he quiets down.
You can choose a reward such as a sausage or a favorite biscuit to give your puppy once he stops barking, to encourage him to stop barking for longer amounts of time.
German Shepherds and Alsatians are breeds of dogs who will need to have lots of exercise from the very beginning of their puppy obedience training.
It is important for these dogs to have plenty of physical activity in order to keep them healthy and happy.
If you have one of these breeds, it is so important that they are taken outdoors often to places where they can freely run and have plenty of space at home.
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