Sentences with phrase «sure your dog sits»

Read the next page for tips to make sure your dog sits (or anything else you want him to do) when you click.

Not exact matches

Case in point, adding a toilet flush to Three Dog Night's «Sure As I'm Sitting Here».

That means you can apply sitting at a computer, sure — but you can also do it from your front porch, the dog park, even the bathtub.

Before you start the sit command training, make sure your dog is confident and comfortable around you.

Make sure you socialize her with people and other dogs as a puppy and don't go overboard with letting her jump up or sit on your lap at all times.

If the dog begins to get up, or gets up on his own after the collar is on, be sure to sit him back down immediately.

Ryder gets along well with other dogs, not sure about cats, loves to sit in your lap and is a quiet calm fellow.

As my Grandson grew, Nemo «protected» him from the other dogs by sitting between my toddler Grandson and our other dogs, just to make sure nobody got too close.

Generalize the Training Once the dog learns to sit to greet you, make sure you teach the dog the same lesson with family members, regular friends, and strangers.

Make sure that your dog understands how to sit, stay, and come.

Make sure that your dog understands the «sit», «stay», and «come» commands.

Here are some to try, but before any of these exercises are attempted, be sure that all dogs have a solid foundation in their basic obedience: stay, sit, down, come and off.

The Behavior Assessment includes a sit - down interview with you and your dog, where we discuss your dogs» medical and behavior history and your specific needs, conduct a handling assessment to be sure that your dog is comfortable being handled byour staff, and an on - leash meeting with another dog.

Make sure your dog is well - trained, not just to sit, stay, and come.

Basic obedience: Make sure that the dog knows the heel, sit, and down commands.

Make sure you choose wisely as a dog that has a lot of energy will not be happy if you just want them to sit next to you on the couch.

To teach your dog to sit you'll need a candy, you can be sure that with food you will get his attention.

If your dog is sitting or lying quietly near you, be sure his leash is slack and not tight.

Teach the dog good manners — like not jumping on people to greet — make sure he or she is house trained and crate trained, and also teach basic commands like «sit» and «come» — and if you can swing it, teach him or her a few cool tricks like «shake» or «roll» as well.

Make sure to repeat the steps often enough, while using the treat, so that you are sure that your puppy dog understands the connection between the command «Sit» and its bottom being on the floor.

If your dog can sit on command, have them learn to sit longer, with you a farther distance away, and with other distractions to make sure he knows to focus on you giving him the command.

Focus on asking your dog to sit for everything and make sure even when you go to the park he is still focused on you.

So, if for example, the dog has failed to sit on the sit cue, make sure that you don't reward him, or allow him to reward himself for NOT sitting.

In the earlier rounds, ask your dog to sit and make sure he is in a solid - stay before calmly walking to the line of chairs.

To follow this command, make sure your dog is already following the sit command.

Continue bringing the cat closer, a few feet at a time, repeating the corrections as needed and making sure to praise the dog when he sits quietly and ignores the cat.

Be sure to feed your dog appropriate portions of a high - quality food twice a day, as opposed to letting food sit out in a bowl all day.

Make sure your dog has plenty of space in the car and isn't confined or forced to sit in direct sunlight.

It is your job to make sure that your dog knows that «Sit» means put your butt down everywhere; in the house, on walks, in puppy class, at the dog park, and off or on the leash.

Make sure your dog has mastered come, sit, down, stay, and leave it before you attempt a workplace visit.

we have dogs & kids & OMG the dirt would just SIT in the crevices & drive me crazy... I'm sure there is something though you could «overcoat / seal» with to help with that!

i am absolutley amazed at how many of you do ANYTHING before you have coffee... i wake up plug in coffee... take the dog out... come in... sit down with coffee and prayers... call my precious elderly mom to make sure she is ok... open the curtains... check emails to make sure the rest of my grown family is well (and hope that there are new pictures of the most adorable baby grandboy who ever lived)... make the bed as soon as my husband wakes up and has his coffee... i am much more flexible after almost 38 years of marriage... now i actually wiat for him to get out of the bed... and then the rest is whatever happens....