Sentences with phrase «respond to training commands»

Make sure to provide your buddy with plenty of opportunity to release his energy and you'll have a much easier time getting him to pay attention and respond to training commands.

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A Scottish YouTube comedian, Mark Meechan, was found guilty of a hate crime on Tuesday for posting a video of himself training his girlfriend's pug, Buddha, to mimic a Nazi and respond to commands the court ruled anti-Semitic.

Previous sessions with Wikie had already trained her to respond to a «do this» command for a fish reward, the study authors reported.

Rodents trained to respond to one language ignore commands in other tongues, say Spanish researchers.

Dogs undergo daily training sessions and work with multiple trainers, which ensures that your pup actually learns to respond to proper commands and doesn't get attached to one particular person.

These dogs learn quickly and respond incredibly well to training and commands.

A well - trained dog should also respond to a command like «Leave it».

With the majority of dogs, I see a dramatic improvement in the way that your dog responds to your commands right from the first hour of training and so long as you practice the techniques and follow the suggestions for general care of your dog, you can expect a lasting change in your dog's behavior in anything from 2 to 6 weeks.

Bee, like any of the Goose Masters dogs, is trained to respond to her handler's every command.

And at the same time, he would be trained to respond to a variety of increasingly challenging commands, or cues as we now call them, first at a great distance from the distracting football game, and then increasingly close to it.

Incorporating distractions into your training is also very useful because it will ensure that your dog responds to your commands no matter what else might be going on around him.

Indeed, professionals have shown that dogs respond better to commands, and training in general, when it is done at an early age.

He has had some obedience training and responds to several commands.

Prinz is house trained, crate trained and responds to several commands.

As training progresses the dog is taught to only respond when he hears the dog training command from his owner.

Like the Labrador Retriever, this breed is extremely good - natured and responds well to command, on or off the leash, with good training.

Jasmin is house trained, crate trained and responds to several commands.

Just as you did when training your puppy to respond to the «Sit» command, repeat this sequence as many as 15 to 20 times in one training session and complete two to three training sessions each day.

Norfolk Terriers are easy to train, but they really respond to a strong - willed teacher who keeps the commands clear and positive.

Even well - trained dogs can fail to respond to their owner's commands.

The Treeing Tennessee Brindle has a tendency to bark, so you may want to train him to respond to a «hush» command.

Obedience training ranges from very basic training, such as teaching the dog to reliably respond to basic commands such as «sit,» «down,» «come,» and «stay,» to high level competition within clubs such as the American Kennel Club, United Kennel Club and the Canadian Kennel Club, where additional commands, accuracy and performance are scored and judged.

Will this dog require serious obedience training or does he respond to basic commands?

I can not overemphasize the critical nature of training in order to establish yourself as the pack leader, and subsequently teach your dog to respond to basic obedience commands.

(It's best not to use a training command such as «stay» to introduce brushing as there's a risk your dog could create a negative association with it and stop responding.)

A leash is a great tool for training pooches especially in the earlier stages where they are still learning to listen and respond to your calls or commands.

She's eager to please and food motivated, so she responds well to training and knows a lot basic of commands.

Our Philosophy: Make training fun & happy and your dog will learn that responding to commands can be a great experience.

One of your main responsibilities as a dog owner is to train your dog to respond to basic commands.

You can control this bad habit with obedience training, but it seems their instinct is sometimes stronger than what they learn, and they'd rather follow their nose instead of responding to your command.

If you want to develop an awesome relationship with your K9 partner while having fun working your dog at incredible training locations, and you want your dog to respond to your commands reliably, even with difficult distractions, then you have come to the right place!

Thus, I developed a routine to assist in my puppy's training that takes advantage of the fact that my adult dog already responds to commands that I want the puppy to learn.

These dogs have participated in a special therapy dog training program to assess their disposition, test their ability to respond to a variety of commands, and otherwise prepare them for visiting nursing homes, hospitals, schools, and other public places.

Early training can help in such important areas as communicating with your pet, training your pet to respond to signals and commands, socializing and preventing unruly behavior.

She is very well trained and immediately responds to commands.

There were two obedience commands that the dogs could be trained to respond to.

If she doesn't respond, you can gently guide her into the requested position, then be sure to have a few more training sessions before making the command in a non-training situation.

He's doing very well with his obedience training and responding well to most of his commands.

Training your dog to respond to these commands may probably take a week, a month or a year.

Dogs require training in order to respond to commands delivered by a whistle, but dogs that are already trained to respond to verbal commands or hand signals will catch on quickly with the right training.

Italian Greyhound training should also focus on teaching the puppy the following things: how to respond to commands, how to walk in a leash, how to look at you everytime you call his name, how to obey your SIT or STAY command, regardless of the distractions around him.

You can also train your Poodle to respond to obedience commands and the dogs will learn tricks easily.

A Camelot Dog Training program is made for the purpose of preventing, or eliminating any behavior issues your dog might have whether it's just not reliably responding to dog training obedience commands, or moreTraining program is made for the purpose of preventing, or eliminating any behavior issues your dog might have whether it's just not reliably responding to dog training obedience commands, or moretraining obedience commands, or more severe.

If he does not respond well to the Sit command, then more training is necessary, as this is the foundation for dog obedience training.

Saki responded really well to the training and knows an array of commands that are used and reinforced often.

As such, if your dog is well trained, he will respond to the Sit command before even thinking to jump.

Obedience training is the process of teaching your dog to understand and respond to a variety of commands such as sit, stay, down - stay, walking to heel and recall (coming back when called).

Veterans will be taught how to train the dogs to respond to dozens of commands.

It is also a dog who badly needs his training proofed, so that he will respond to commands, even when he is busy.

The problem is that you might be training your dog to respond to your command after the fifth time.