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		<title>Start Home Dog Training Early</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Puppies start to learn the moment they open their eyes and are most open to new experiences during the first four months. Start training your puppy the moment it is bought home. Good early habits endure and will result in a well behaved dog in the future. The basis for successful training is a good [&#8230;]</p>
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<p>Puppies start to learn the moment they open their eyes and are most open to new experiences during the first four months. Start training your puppy the moment it is bought home. Good early habits endure and will result in a well behaved dog in the future. The basis for successful training is a good relationship with your dog. You&#8217;ll be off to an excellent start when your dog sees you as the provider of all things positive such as food, games, fun, affection, comfort, and exercise. Your dog loves to be with you. You are the person that makes everything good happen.</p>
<p>Exposing your puppy to new environments and experiences early can greatly enhance your dog&#8217;s interest in learning new things. Puppy walks or games are great ways to stimulate your pet both mentally and physically. If actively stimulated, your puppy will become healthier and adept at learning new trainings faster. This will also help strengthen the bond between the both of you at the same time. Whenever possible, hand feed your puppy. This teaches him/her to like human contact, even when your puppy is feeding from his food bowl. Not feeding from hand can lead your puppy to turn aggressive in the future to whomever that tries to get near him/her while feeding.</p>
<p>Always Have a list of the various things you want to teach your dog, find out how each can be achieved, and then take them one at a time. It works best to teach one thing thoroughly before moving on to something new. Never try to teach your dog several new things at once as this will be confusing. For more complicated tasks you may need to plan different stages, starting with the easiest first. Begin your dog training inside the home where your dog stays. Your dog will learn faster when he/she is in a familiar environment. Outdoor training should only be attempted when your dog reliably obeys commands in your home. After each training sessions, make sure you play with your dog to help associate training as positive and fun.</p>
<p>General rule of reward is to reward wanted behaviour but to ignore unwanted behaviour. Be aware of what you are rewarding. For example, if your dog jumps all over you when you get in and you smother him in affection, he may think this is what you want him to do, and he&#8217;ll continue to jump up at you and everyone else who comes to the door. Remember, whenever you praise him, you&#8217;re confirming what he is doing.</p>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Help dogs come with an assortment of skills: guiding dogs, hearing dogs and service dogs just to name a few. The basic premise of their training are all similar: condition a dog to help people that cannot do their day-to-day chores on their own because of certain impairment. These dogs will serve the people that [&#8230;]</p>
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<p>Help dogs come with an assortment of skills: guiding dogs, hearing dogs and service dogs just to name a few. The basic premise of their training are all similar: condition a dog to help people that cannot do their day-to-day chores on their own because of certain impairment. These dogs will serve the people that have these impairments in the specific ways that are needed based on their skill, personality and each dog&#8217;s specialized training.</p>
<p>There are two types of dog training that these animals have to pass: Self-training and program training.</p>
<p>Self-training is done by the owner of the dog and consists of the general skills most owners naturally teach their dogs. The dog gets to know the person that will be their owner and master and to learn what that person&#8217;s handicaps and limitations are. The dog will develop a natural bond with their owner and take pride in helping them to accomplish the tasks that they need help with. Program dog training is also done with the owner, but with the aid of a trained dog helper expert that is know legible in the steps and skills that are essential to their important work. We know that having time between the dog and the owner will encourage or increase their relationship – but the training is also essential for the dog to be useful.</p>
<p>You can train young and old dogs, some prefer to train dogs that are aging in particular instances where an older dog might be more suitable – in other instances a younger dog might be more appropriate. There is no one size fits all.</p>
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<p>As an owner you can train a dog in your own techniques that suit your family. By spending time together to increase your good relationship, you dog will be able to adapt to almost any situation. You can easily teach the dog commands such as: come, sit, no and stay. As time goes by you can train them to do things such as turn on and off lights and close and open a door.</p>
<p>One thing we do know is that our pet is one of our best friends, an effective companion and will go wherever we want them to go. They also provide emotional and mental support when we need someone to talk to – dogs really are man&#8217;s best friend.</p>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>San Antonio puppy training is one of the best gifts you can give your new dog. Teaching them obedience and how to behave are essential for a good relationship between pet and human. Many people love their dogs, but do not know exactly how to train them to be the best they can be. Most [&#8230;]</p>
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<p>San Antonio puppy training is one of the best gifts you can give your new dog. Teaching them obedience and how to behave are essential for a good relationship between pet and human. Many people love their dogs, but do not know exactly how to train them to be the best they can be.</p>
<p>Most people think of obedience as one dimensional and you simply say a command and your dog obeys it. There is much more to San Antonio dog training classes than simply speaking commands to your dog. You need to understand your dog and the way they think. This can help you to be a better pet owner and you will be more in touch with your dogs needs.</p>
<p>Manners in a canine are very important and this is one area where many people do not pay enough attention. If someone enters your home and your pet literally knocks them down upon entering, this is considered bad manners.</p>
<p>Your pet may not leave someone alone when they are done petting them and this is another case of bad manners that can be corrected. San Antonio dog obedience classes should also focus on manners so your dog knows what behavior is expected when in the company of other dogs and humans.</p>
<p>Positive rewards are the best form of training. A gentle and firm approach with your dog will get you much better results than anger and spanking. This is often the way that many of our parents disciplined their dog and this is learned behavior and violence with a dog will only build fear against you and this is not what you want in your house pet.</p>
<p>Your puppy should be around other dogs from the very beginning of life. There are many more places that you can bring your dog compared to years ago and this allows dogs to interact with one another.</p>
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<p>A dog that has never been around other dogs can be unpredictable and if your puppy is trained to be around other dogs, it can lead to great interactions into adulthood. There might be a dog park in your neighborhood where your dog can meet other dogs and this can be fun for the both of you.</p>
<p>San Antonio puppy training will give your dog a foundation that they will build upon long into adulthood. Puppies are the perfect age to begin training and there are many techniques that you can learn that are gentle and effective.</p>
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