Dog Obedience Training – Not Just For Show Dogs




Dog Obedience Training

Dog Obedience Training

Some people think that Dog Obedience Training is just for pure bred show dogs or those dogs used for services like police work, public service, and military missions but that is simply not true.

Sadly a lot of owners of mixed-breed dogs feel that their dog isn’t “good enough” or “acceptable” for formal dog obedience classes. While it is true that many All-Breed Dog Clubs and Specialty-Breed Dog Clubs do discriminate and refuse to allow enrolment of mixed-breed dogs, dog clubs are only one place where dog obedience training is available.

The yellow pages and online search engines can help you find dog obedience training classes in your area. With the exception of some dog clubs, mixed-breed dogs are welcome. And why not? The mixed-breed dog learns just as fast, and just as well as his pedigree brothers.

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Dog Obedience Training – It’s Not Expensive!

The cost of training is another area that has stopped so many people. Without actually inquiring, they assume that the price is prohibitive. Such is not the case.

The simple truth is that, formal obedience training classes are inexpensive. In some places, such training – sponsored by city governments – is free! If a person truly loves his family dog, the tuition for formal obedience training must be considered as the soundest investment that could possibly be made. In less than 10 weeks – working with your dog just fifteen minutes a day – your family dog will know and respond to your simple commands.

He will come to you when called (instead of ignoring you or running in the opposite direction), he will sit when you tell him (instead of jumping all over your guests), and he will walk at your side like a lady or gentleman (instead of pulling you down the sidewalk like a trailer). He will lie down when you tell him and where you tell him, and he will stay where you tell him.

Many people who own watch-dogs are forced to confine them to back rooms when visitors come, simply because the dogs have not received formal obedience training. They fail to realize that a watch-dog confined to a back room is about as effective as a car without a key.

Or Why Not Try Training Your Dog Yourself.

Many people are choosing to train their dogs themselves. There are excellent books and programs available with all the information you’ll need. It has often been said by dog trainers that they spend as much time training the owners as training their dogs and even if you attend a class you’ll still have to spend the time to learn the commands and repeating them with your pet anyway. So why not just choose a good DIY program and tackle it yourself.

Recommended Dog Obedience Training Resources

Dog Training For Dummies : For those who just want a good training book, this friendly guide shows you how to select the right training method for your dog, based on his unique personality, to reach your desired goals. Whether you want to teach Buddy to sit or master retrieving, you’ll get expert training tips and techniques for you and your dog — to ensure a mutually respectful relationship with your four-legged friend.

Dove Cresswells’s Dog Training Online: If you prefer a more fun visual training program you cannot go wrong with Dove Cresswell’s training videos online. There is nothing else like it for helping dog owners to start training their dogs in a positive, FUN way and getting results IMMEDIATELY.

Dog Obedience Training Makes Fido a Delight in Your Home

An obedience-trained dog is a happier dog. When he obeys your commands he will lap up the positive attention he receives and be happy knowing he’s pleased you. He’ll be confident and contented. Dog Obedience Training makes your dog not “just a dog,” but a wonderful addition to any household.

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