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Triple Crown Clicker Proven Dog Puppy Training Method |  |
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Manners Minder Remote Dog Training System List Price: $0.00 Sale Price: $107.00 Average Rating:   |
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The MannersMinder is the an incredibly useful positive dog training aid. With the MannersMinder (sometimes called Manners Minder) from Premier you will be able to: |
Dog Training Equipment for House Training
One of the most well-known forms of training dogs for proper behavior and obedience is the leash and collar training. In fact, this practice has been going around for years and is almost considered traditional by trainers and owners alike.
Generally speaking, it is best to train puppies more than the adult dogs as they already have a background of experiences and established foundation of behavior, along side it are the disagreeable dog behavior problems. However, it is not true that you can't teach old dog new tricks. However, trainable adults dog may seem, training them would considerably take much time, not to mention the effort one must exert to achieve satisfactory results
At any rate, a trainer must never use harsh forms of dog training equipment. Take for example the choke chain. This chain is neither for beginners nor recommended at all. However, an experienced trainer can use it but with the highest degree of care observance. Studies show that extensive neck and trachea injuries have been related with the use of this type of dog training equipment. It does precisely what its name says, it truly chokes and if your puppy is a puller, it will choke constantly.
There are other forms of gentler dog training equipment in the forms of collar. These are the Prong collar, the Halti, the le Leader and the Electronic Collar.
To start with your puppy's leash and collar training fasten a lightweight leash on your puppies' neck and just allow him go around the house to play and walk around. He might pull on it for quite sometime but the idea for now is just to let him get comfortable with the idea. Repeat this practice for a number of times a day for a couple of days and it will be noticeable that he'll get used with the leash. It is important not to leave the puppy alone with this dog training equipment as he might choke himself if not properly It is important not to leave the puppy alone with this dog training equipment as he might choke himself if not properly supervised.
To train your dog or puppy to walk beside you Is not to allow them to pull you, and in return you should not be pulling them. Learn to control your dog using a leash and see to it that the leash does not choke him. Moreover learn the techniques of leash correction.
Another effective and productive dog training equipment is the clicker. Dog clickers make a very distinctive sound which lets you control your timing and eliminates the variation of tone in your voice due to fatigue, frustration and other factors. This is important as any inflection in your voice may impede the process of training the dog because they are very sensitive with changes in your voice, they may conceive it as negative. Moreover, with the use of dog training equipment like the dog clicker, you may effectively use the reinforcement or the reward system in training your pet.
If you are to use dog training equipment such as the clicker, you have to condition the mind of the dog to responding to it. You can use a method called operant conditioning whereas the idea is to associate a thing with the dog training equipment, for example treats in the form of food. See to it that every time the dog follows the command imposed by the dog training equipment, he perceives it as corresponding with a command with a reward. Also, it is important to associate your dog's name with something positive. Again, this may be in form of a reward or a treat. To fully get his attentions to the dog training equipment, get him used to hearing the clicks following his name, afterwards the treat. This process with of the dog training equipment won't take much time, but can be very substantial and constructive in the end.
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What does it mean if a dog trainer says this?
I sent an e-mail to my dog's prospective future trainer, inquiring about his methods. My dog had recently graduated from a class that taught positive reinforcement and clicker training, and in response to my question, he responded: I don't teach clicker-training in class, but try to draw from lots of different methods to figure out the most effective approach for each person/dog. I do use treat rewards, but try to wean off those a quickly as possible so that the dogs understand they need to respond even if treats aren't available. I use other rewards (attention, play, etc.) as much as possible and gentle correction when needed.
Does this mean he does not use positive reinforcement? My dog (when hit or punished) will react badly. I'm not sure what to think of this response.
Thanks!
Sounds to me like he tries to tailor his training methods to suit each dog/owner, which to me makes more sense than a one-size-fits-all approach.
Attention and play are positive reinforcement. I agree with him that overuse of treats leads to a dog who won't do anything unless there's a treat. And while I don't disagree with clicker-training, there will be situations where you will need your dog to respond to a voice-command without other reinforcement.
Keep in mind that there's a difference between "correction" and "punishment" ... although correction is not a "positive reinforcement", it isn't meant to hurt the dog, only to get him from the incorrect behavior to the behavior that you want.
If you're unsure whether you want to take training with this person, ask if you can sit in on one of his classes first. Not sure if he'll allow it, but you can ask. Good Luck!
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