The Most Common Marker Mistakes – Dog Trainer Help
Today I'm going to share the most common marker mistakes I have witnessed people make so that you can do a little check on yours, are you making these common mistakes?
Today I'm going to share the most common marker mistakes I have witnessed people make so that you can do a little check on yours, are you making these common mistakes?
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Marking the right behaviour is extremely important when training dogs, but why? And how to do it right? You should see marking the right behaviour as positive communication between you and your dog.
People often call me to ask which one of the classes they should book, a basic obedience or puppy class, let me explain the difference here. Puppy school versus obedience classes, what is the difference?
What is the biggest mistake dog owners make when managing and training dogs on a daily basis? In my experience, it's focusing on short-term comfort instead of long-term solutions.
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First, let me tell you that I have met only a few truly not food-motivated dogs in my 12 years of training dogs. 90% of the time a dog who didn't seem food motivated simply wasn't trained correctly.
Dogs are situational learners. This means that they can learn different behaviours in different places and with different people. Dogs learn through experience and like to create habits and routines. If you do not do things exactly the same way they did at a boarding and training facility, you will not get the same results either, your dog will simply go back to their old behaviours with you and at home.
Walking a dog isn't as simple as putting a collar on a dog and attaching a leash to it. Yet this is how most people do it. Good leash manners actually require quite a few skills from a dog that needs to be trained first before we step outside into the world of distractions, this is particularly important with young puppies. And following through on those good leash manners on a daily basis is the consistency that is crucial for this type of training, otherwise, the training will forever be confusing for the dog and go back and forth because of it.