Dog Training
Training a dog requires proper planning and execution of the training methods so as to reinforce and encourage repetition. Proper training calls for the creation of a desire by the dog to please and seek positive attention and feedback from its handler. For a well behaved and trained dog, proper behavior adjustment and obedient command training are needful. This training starts with the sit command and training. The sit command and exercise stands as the most effective beginner training to a dog. The norms in the "sit" training and command to a dog makes it possible for the handler to change a dog's ability to listen and obey easily. The training also orients the dog away from requiring bribes to follow commands.
Training 'Wolph' to "Sit"
Conditioning in Wolph's training response to "sit" is undertaken by giving treats and rubbing on the chest in case the dog demonstrated clearly the instructed command. The objective of the training is for Wolph to sit accurately upon instruction and not lie down. In the training the dog, "sit" implies that the dog puts its rear on the ground while its upper body stays on the ground. Lying position for the dog is when the dog puts both its rear and chest on the ground. The training seeks to ensure that Wolph sits and does not lie.
The dog has a harness that hangs from the dog's shoulders to provide a gentle traction on the dog's movements. To execute the command to Wolph, I stand holding the harness and wait for the dog to realize the gentle tension on its neck. The dog is expected to start anxiously wondering what it should do next. Initially, the dog starts exercising some actions relating to displacement. Without responding to the dog's actions, nothing is done and in silence wait for it to get fed up and result to sitting or lying down. At this stage, Wolph has demonstrated submission to the instructions.
To achieve the desired response restraint that patience is applied until the dog gets tired of standing and eventually sits. The tension on the harness is released if and only if the dog assumes a sitting position. Once Wolph takes a sitting position, a sweeping circular motion with the other hand is made, give a treat and rub him on the chest. However, if the dogs stoops lower and heads for a lying position, the tension on the harness in gently maintained to restrain the dog from lying. If the dog makes an attempt to stands before the issue of a command, tension is reappledy until the dogs assume the sitting position. The sitting exercise is carried out for other five times to condition to dog to the understanding of the command. The repetition of the training exercise makes it easy for the dog...
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