Simple Advice How To Fight Dog Behavior Problem Except very few cases of dog behavior problem, everything else can be treated with simple, but consistent training.
And what is most important, you can do it yourself.
This article will allow you to follow instructions and avoid most of common dog behavior problems: By controlling your dog you control the situation.
Simply applying a training collar and lead, you can control the dog.
For many dogs, their training equipment means business, not playtime, and this can help in a problem situation.
A dog that is on lead is less likely to chase people or other animals, and his owner has a chance to enjoy peaceful walk.
Be clear.
When in doubt, gently show your dog physically exactly what you mean, giving the command at the same time so that he can associate the two.
Remember that while we use words to communicate, dogs are masters of reading body language.
If your body language tells the dog one thing, but your voice tells the dog something else, chances are he will believe your body language.
Understand genetics of the breed.
Owners often forget that the behavior that prompts a dog to run or stay close, hunt or guard, chase and kill or herd, work with people or work independently are all the result of generations of carefully selected traits.
Research your breed history, and talk to people who understand your breed characteristics.
You can then decide how best to work with your dog instincts and where you need to concentrate training efforts.
Have your dog work for his treat.
While everyone needs a few freebies now and then, your dog will not think you are a wonderful owner if you play with him, walk him, feed him and pet him whenever he demands it.
Teach your dog to say "please" by sitting, lying down or following some other command before he gets what he wants.