Dogs, the most loyal and obedient creatures on the planet!
We often see such beautiful relationships between a dog and its master that are rarely experienced. One can take his dog as the closest if he maintains that chain of attachment.
But many times dog handlers have to go through a lot of trouble while training or taking care of their dogs.
These loyal and loving pets not only show tantrums on their training days, but also while keeping them.
There also comes a time when dog owners are unable to properly maintain these lively creatures, leading to their disowning. And then the deterioration of these pets begins.
Therefore, it is a humble request to all readers to never abandon their pets for any unfounded reason.
This article is solely about how you can address the problems you face while training your dogs and how you can overcome them.
Training and teaching a dog is hard work, especially when you don’t hire a trainer and do it on your own. Tea first edition What you will need to address is understanding your dog’s mood. Dogs are very moody but easy to deal with if cared for properly. Therefore, it is very essential to know the nature of your pet before you start training it. To understand your dog well, you must spend quality time with him, play with him quite often. This will bring the two of you closer and this loyal animal will start to trust you. Also, when you understand his mood, it will be easier for you to feed them. Many times, as seen and observed, they refuse to eat even if they are given the best food because at that moment, they either require something else or they try to convey that they are full (or the same thing).
Secondly, one should avoid chaining dogs on a regular basis if one wishes to train them properly. Chaining leads to the development of stubborn behavior in them which will later be a problem for you when you train them. Instead, leave your dogs open which will make them feel more comfortable and they will develop a trust in their masters and will always obey them to chain them up when really necessary.
In third place, the very basic training for dogs is to make them learn where to litter. At first, dogs don’t know the place and time to relieve themselves, so they end up dirtying any place they find. Owners should set feeding times for themselves and also purposefully walk their dogs so they know and understand what time they are going to litter. By doing so, owners can also get peace of mind from zero dirt on the side of their happy four legs.
It is very important that the owner keep their pets vaccinated in a timely manner. This will ensure the safety of both the dogs and the people who see it. A healthy dog survives longer and is active and loved by all. Therefore, it will also be easier for other people to help the owner with the training of the dog.
Finally, I have seen people treat dogs in a way where they learn to sleep, sit, and roam on the same layers and beds their owners wear. To some extent it is a very unacceptable part of the training as the people who will come to visit you may or may not like this and eventually may avoid seeing you. The basic logic behind this is that even if you keep your dog very clean and tidy, his fur will shed here and there and that can lead to serious infections and the spread of viruses in your home. Pampering your dog doesn’t mean letting him sit and sleep in the same place as you do. Instead, if possible, you can give them their own space and definitely pamper them as much as you want, but in a way that makes the people who visit you feel comfortable as well.