Advice for Dog Training

Just consider that dog has different way to communicate, the most communication failure happen when you tell the opposite meaning of what you are telling your dog

You have to keep communicate with your dog so that the dog will keep learning from you and do exactly of what you want.

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For example:

Just imagine that you have a dog named “SANCHO”. He is digging up your newly planted daisies. You shocked but quietly say “Shancho, Come here”. Seems Sancho keep digging and ignore you. Now you getting annoyed then yell “Sancho, COME HERE. Major still doesn’t respond, so you now you come to your dog yelling “Come Here Da*n it” and give him a slap.

Shancho, being a smart dog, makes a mental note “Come Here” means “You’re in trouble and about to get punished”.

Next time when he is outside, and you want him to come inside for dinner you go out and say to him “Come here”, he responds by running away. “Dumb dog” you think and go and grab him and drag him inside so he’ll eat his food. Then you say sternly “How come you don’t ever COME when I call you?!” Major makes another mental note (Hmmm: seems to me my memory of “COME HERE” is still accurate – don’t want to respond to that – after all, “COME HERE” means I am in BIG TROUBLE!)

Remember, dogs know ONLY “dog language” when they come to live with us. WE must teach them our language. In the above examples, Shancho did not learn OUR translation for the word “COME”. He learned “COME” meant “angry owner – I’m in trouble now. Better scram out of here!” We want Shancho to learn that “COME” means “Get your buns to me in the fastest way possible – NO EXCEPTIONS!” Major needs to understand that COME means GOOD stuff – ALWAYS!