Reward training is often seen as the most modern method of training a dog, but it is probably much older than other methods of dog training. It is possible that reward training for dogs has been around as long as there have been dogs to train.
Reward training should start right from the beginning. It also helps if your dog is social. The more people they meet in their first four months of life in the most situations the better they will be when they grow up. Puppies do not make blunders that may upset the handler. A young puppy might not learn swiftly and may misbehave at certain point of time but is also eager to improve. Puppies want to please, so training can be easier than it at first sounds. All dogs train at their own pace, just as all kids learn at their own speeds.
Reward him or her with a soft voice, and a gentle petting over their back. You could even take a few dog training treats with you and reward with a favorite treat, as well as the soft voice and gentle petting over the back of your puppy. Later you can withhold the treats and instead offer a good dog as a reward. Reward your dog for small improvements in skills or behavior. For example you want your dog to have good table manners and lay on the rug by the door during mealtime you can begin by rewarding him when he doesnt beg.
Your dog will be on the right track in no time.
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