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Dogs are known to work with precision-like movement. This is mainly due to them being active creatures. It is in their best interest that they are given something to do on a regular basis. You can train your K-9 friend to adjust to your style of living and be able to offer them that regular activity.
Busy Rottie's General Obedience Level 3 is designed to establish regular activity for a K-9. Imagine the simple opportunity to spend a little time at a dog park or a dog friendly beach. If allowed to free your K-9 friend, you would be able to still have influence over them; that is complete control without a leash through the Busy Rottie training method.
Busy Rottie's General Obedience Level 3 is designed to establish regular activity for a K-9. Imagine the simple opportunity to spend a little time at a dog park or a dog friendly beach. If allowed to free your K-9 friend, you would be able to still have influence over them; that is complete control without a leash through the Busy Rottie training method.
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Steps towards General Obedience:
1. The Come: Most dogs want to roam. If allowed, they will roam in the back yard, front yard and the neighborhood. It is just in their nature to discover. Most of the time it is a fact-finding mission; a who has been here kind of thing. Having the ability to use the come command allows you an opportunity to call your K-9 friend to you when you want or need. The Busy Rottie training system gives you that ability. And your dog will be glad to come to you. Puppies learn the come command very fast. When you use it right at the begining of their play-time, they recognize what you want of them. 2. The Extended Stay: The extended stay is a true tool for the active owner. So many events and happenings around the home, that the need for your K-9 friend to stay-put for a moment is - priceless. Busy Rottie's extended stay command is designed for your dog to stay for a period of time while you move about. We use a few methods because the development of the command depends on the individual dog. A high-energy dog requires a reward-based training and a mellow tempered dog responds well to suggestive-based training. 3. Hand Commands: The use of hand commands is simply to further pinpoint your request to the dog. Either up-close or far-away, the dog will understand exactly what is being asked of them. A basic element of associating hand commands with vocal commands is uniformity. Keep each one the same. Do them at the same time. Say and express them the same way. It is important that you stay consistent with any form of training. It offers a routine to a dog. |
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