!#7# Fun Things You Can Teach Your Dog - Basic Dog Training

!±8± Fun Things You Can Teach Your Dog - Basic Dog Training

If you're trying to interact with your dog in a different way than the typical walking and working obedience, you can teach your mind games. Often recognize, if you know what your dog already has a talent for, you can focus on development. His eyes or nose longer use?

Here are some ideas to get started:

Or names of family members / pets: "Where is ________? Go find ________!"

or see - "sit" and teach "wait" while you go to hide the point, then come back andRelease with "OK! Go Find _____!" Initiate contact with the product - even in the same room, and help

o A person looking for - "sit" and teach "wait" while someone is hiding, and leave you with "OK Go find ______!"! Or, if the person you find your dog has, then, after hiding, call your dog! (Your dog may need help in "Waiting" at first, holding it with one other person.

or Hide & Seek (especially popular around my house is ROAR!)

or nameToys

or Catch - Start with popcorn first, because it is light

or Frisbee - begins with a dog nearby, in the first place

o Take your toys (and put it away!)

or "Magic" Tricks

- Treat lower cup, 3 cups to choose from
- Find the treatment with a towel or blanket (you try to hide a toy or treat with a large towel, a blanket or antique rug - in the first place to show your dog where you

set, then cover it, and say "it"!
- Choose a toy or treat in your hand

or go between the legs whileyou can only move one of the many freestyle teach your dog - on foot (weaving in and out)!

or jumping through a hula-hoop

(! Give me the change, too): ("Bang") Gimme 5 or tricks, sit roll over, play dead, speak to treat the nose, the top 5 - use your imagination!

Two or boxes on their pages - to take a treat or food, and with your dog sitting in front of the bottom box (the open field is not visible to the dog) show the dog the subject and put it in one of the gates of the camp. Let thedog ("OK!") and tell him to "find it!"

o There are all kinds of puzzle toys on the market - ones that dispense food or treats, and some that can be taken apart

o "Touch" - teach touch with his nose. "Touch" the palm of my hand, "touch" the tip of a stick - this is the start of "target training".

o You can make obstacles and create an "agility" course with things found around most homes: broomstick on the rungs of 2 chairs to create a jump, weave in and out of dowels stuck in the ground (about 18" apart) or ski poles, pause "box" with an old rug, jump through an old tire (the original agility tire jump!), kids' play tunnels can be found at toy stores...