Dog Training Problem

                                   Socializing Your Dog
Socializing is extremely important and should be an ongoing process in the prevention of dog training problems. Before the age of six months, this aspect of training should already be in place. Training should however continue throughout your dog's life.

Hyperactive behavior, shyness, aggression and excessive barking  is often a direct consequence of a lack of calming socialization. However, all dogs can be gradually brought into unusual and sometimes fearful situations and can be trained to enjoy them. The younger they are when you commence the special socialization training techniques, the better.

Exposing your dog to new situations can agitate and scare him to the extent that he might even become aggressive ...
To find the answers to these and many more worrying and even potentially dangerous situations concerning your dog's training , such as these that I have listed below,

• How to keep your dog calm and under control when meeting other dogs for the first time in months or even years.
• How to keep your dog calm and under control when meeting new people of al types, including children, men, crowds, people wearing hats, the elderly and the disabled.
• How to keep your dog calm and under control when meeting other pets such as cats, horses and birds.
• How to get your dog to enjoy his crate.
• How to get your dog used to animal restraints like safety belts while traveling in a car.
• How to accept being held, touched all over and in different ways.
• How to enjoy being groomed and bathed.
• How to accept being handled by the Veterinarian, a groomer, boarding kennel staff and daycare.
• How to tolerate loud noises and strange objects like umbrellas opening or a turned on hosepipe.
• How to remain calm and obedient in traffic, near motorcycles, bicycles, skateboards and joggers.
• How to accept being left alone for a few hours at a time.

Most of the above cause a dog to react instinctively by barking, digging, pulling, jumping up, nipping or biting. It is important to learn to identify the dog's motivation for his sudden change in behavior.

For the answers to these and many other dog training questions, get this free ebook written by dog training expert Jess Rollins called "Basic Manners For The Family Dog".

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