Happy dog, happy home!
You landed here probably because you are a dog parent. So how is your dog? Are you enjoying each other’s company? Most likely! Well, it really depends on you. If you. And… the attitude of your dog? No dear! Your relationship with your furry baby is your sole responsibility. The moment you welcomed that beauty into your home, she became a member of your family. Being a dog parent is a sweet responsibility, and you really have to do everything you can to become a good one. Now, have you done dog training? Does your furry friend know the correct areas to pee and poop? Does he know his limits? Go ahead and read this writing that will surely help you to train and maintain a good relationship with your dog. You’re reading this because you want to keep the happiness you already have with your dog, right? (Of course, the presence of a dog’s mother can make us happy!)
The happy dog and the father
Below are some important thoughts to keep in mind when teaching your dog various things.
• Know that it depends on the race.
You’ve learned that your neighbor’s corgi is very easy to train, so you expect the same from your beagle. But you should know that different breeds have different traits, especially when it comes to trainability. A corgi is much easier to train compared to a beagle, but that doesn’t mean you have to give up on your pet. You just need to know the right approach for your dog’s breed, and you will surely succeed in your teaching goals.
• Understand that it may take time.
In addition to knowing your pet’s traits, you also need to remember that you can’t see big improvements overnight. For example, improving your talents requires many training sessions before you see significant results. The same thing can happen when you try to potty train your pet.
• Don’t get mad at your dog.
Be firm, but don’t yell at your pet. You wouldn’t want to be afraid of being the foundation of your relationship, would you? Be patient enough. Getting angry with your pet will not lead to proper motivation or good results.
• Recognize small achievements.
Of course, your pet deserves some treats! Encourage him and give him a reward for every small achievement. Dogs are intelligent and can easily be motivated to do good, especially if they know they will be rewarded for it.
• Remember that a dog is indeed man’s best friend.
As they say, dogs are capable of giving unconditional love. Therefore, treat your pet well. Be gentle during your training sessions. Your dog is not your enemy, but your best friend.
Happy home!
Obviously, this is the result of the kindness of heart that you and your dog naturally possess. In fact, you can bring out the best in each other, but know that everything must start with you. If you do things right, everything else will really follow. Gentle training plus genuine love equals a happy dog and a happy parent. And of course, a happy dog plus a happy parent equals a happy home!