Sentences with phrase «teach a dog anything»

The crate doesn't teach a dog anything at all.

Head collars don't teach the dog anything except to give in to the head collar.

Physical punishment may provide an immediate response, but does it teach a dog anything, really, except to avoid the punishment?

Remember, the term «trainer» means, everyone who tries to teach a dog anything, and that means you!

Dr. Roger Mugford's Clix training products replicate what he uses at his own Training and Behaviour Centre, and the comprehensive training range includes everything from two - tone whistles to target sticks and clickers, enabling owners and trainers to teach a dog anything from a simple sit through advanced tricks.

Remember that confinement alone does not teach the dog anything, and it may not help the dog with any actual understanding of housetraining rules at all: your dog may go right in front of you — because she doesn't understand that that is «wrong».

Not exact matches

If christianity has taught us anything, its that your god views us as sheep and will use us as such.Luckily for your kind you can sheer a sheep many times, however like a dog, you keep going back for your next beating!

He prepares his dogs for anything: He might wake them up and feed them in the middle of the night to teach them that, during a race, the time to eat is whenever the food comes.

And you people who haven't trained or taught your dogs to do anything wonder why they're behaving poorly?

Yes, you can condition kids not to touch other kids» toys by negative reinforcement (yelling, scaring them, hitting them, etc.) but it's more like training a dog than teaching a child anything.

Anything you want to teach your dog that would be helpful — such as not jumping, going to their bed, getting off of furniture — should be started before your baby arrives.

They might be the «old dog» if you may but those are anything but «new tricks» needing taught.

His character is completely unpredictable, uttering lines like, «Perhaps we can disillusion him, a bear who doesn't believe in anything will be easier to bring down,» and a steady stream of non-sequiturs («I met a dog the other day that taught me how to die»).

However, these five things are important to teach your dog before you even attempt anything else.

You can train your dog to do just about anything if you're able to teach him exactly what it is you expect him to do and if you reward him for doing it.

You can teach a dog that the only «available» resources come from you and that anything else (for example: squirrels, spoiled food on the drive way, or other dogs) is unavailable.

The puppy and basic classes are comprehensive and will teach those new to dog ownership and those that have had dogs before just about anything a dog owner would want to know.

Here is a fantastic video by kikopup demonstrating how she teaches her dog to fetch almost anything:

Training Section: A step by step process to teach your dogs to not compete over fetching toys (or anything else)

Offering food in advance would normally be regarded as «bribing» and it's a bad idea to bribe dogs, because it doesn't teach them anything.

Socialization is the process of teaching your puppy to be relaxed and happy in the presence of anything they might experience as adults, such as new people or dogs.

If you're ever taught your dog literally anything, you know how difficult that can be.

The experience has taught me a few lessons, mainly that some dogs really can (and will) eat anything if given the opportunity.

The person who calls their dog repeatedly without doing anything is in fact teaching their dog that the «Come» command is meaningless.

Your dog does what he does because he hasn't been taught to do anything differently.

Whenever a trainer adds anything unpleasant to the environment (intimidating body language, yelling, making upsetting noises, using a collar to put any pressure on a dog's neck, moving the animal physically by leash or hand), the trainer is not, by definition, using positive reinforcement to teach.

With enough patience and an understanding of how a dogs mind works, you can teach your dog to do virtually anything, from sit to fetch me a drink.

The program was such a great journey and taught me a lot not only do the dogs need us but we need them more then anything.

If your dog has anything wrong with his hind legs, for example hip problems, do not teach him this or similar positions.

The first step in teaching your dog to go to bed is to teach your dog the name that is associated with the bed, in this case, we call it bed, but you can do rug, spot or anything you want.

A dog will do anything for attention, so your goal is to teach her which actions are socially acceptable and rewarded with your attention and which ones get her ignored.

Get your dog hooked on fetch or tug and then you may use the toys as lures and rewards to teach him almost anything.

If the shake can or Pet Corrector is effective for teaching your dog not to bark, it can be tempting to start using it anytime he does anything you don't like.

Activity training encompasses anything above and beyond the basic skills and behaviors we teach that make our dogs good and happy guys we want to be around.

Dogs are incredibly smart and they're able to learn just about anything we want to teach them but puppies are not born trained.

Experience soon teaches us, if we didn't know already, that there are no perfect dogs any more than there are perfect people or anything else.

Cabral believes it is okay to use training methods that the humane community has taught for decades against using, to enable a dog to pass behavioral screening, which nonetheless may not accurately predict anything about how the dog will behave in the real world.

Children taught from day one that «playing» with the puppy IS playtraining, and playtraining does not include running, jumping, wrestling and anything that includes teasing, taunting or raising a dog's excitement level beyond what the dog can not control.

Senior dogs can be taught anything that a puppy or adult dog can be taught.

My mother always taught me to be wary of pit bulls, but it's great to learn that these dogs really aren't anything to be afraid of.

Foster families teach manners to the dog and check his reaction to children, cats, other dogs, men, women, strangers, storms, and anything else that is a potential problem.

I offer private in - home training, where I teach you how to understand your dog better, and how to teach your dog better manners (and just about anything else you want your dog to learn).

If you take the time, this dog can learn almost anything you want to teach him and he thrives on learning.

If the Internet has taught us anything, it's that people love dogs.