Sentences with phrase «begin praising your dog»

Begin praising your dog as soon as she starts going with the bathroom, and stay with her until the deed is done.

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When my dog moves back to me, I reinforce with a couple of treats and praise, but don't immediately begin walking.

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Once your dog learns the fetch game, he might enjoy it enough that you won't need to give him treats each time he brings the toy back, but in the beginning, be sure to praise and reward him for every fetch.

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Offer lots of treats and praise in the beginning, because if you make training a game, your little dog will look forward to every session.

To help him learn to be calm in the crate, stay close by when you first begin crate training and always give him verbal praise («Good Dog!»)

* Staying close by when you begin crate training is important because to help your dog acclimate to the crate, you need to give him verbal praise (such as «good dog!»)

After some practice & praise your dog will begin to recognize that verbal name with the chosen toy.

As your puppy or dog starts to demonstrate that he has learned the «rules» you can begin to phase out the food treats and replace with praise and petting, or play time with you or with a toy.

If your dog does well with an exercise initially, then begins to fall apart, remove the dog from the situation and praise him or her for the progress made.

Begin by leaving your dog for very short periods, and lavish praise when you return.