EZ Dog Training

It can be really hard in puppy obedience training when you have a puppy that barks and barks and you can’t make him stop.

A lot of the time if you use a firm voice and command your puppy to ‘Stop’, ‘Hush’, or ‘Quiet Down’, he will stop his barking, but sometimes he may just refuse to comply.

It is still important to have patience and try to understand why your puppy is barking instead of just getting angry and punishing your little dog.

It is enjoyable for dogs to bark and they will do it just for fun; to teach him to stop this you can pull his leash while you are leash training when he begins barking unnecessarily.

Remember that there are numerous other reasons why your puppy might continue to bark over and over again.

One of the main reasons your puppy might be barking is to get your attention because he is hurt or in pain.

Consider also that your puppy may be frightened by a person or something in his environment and may need you to soothe his fears and possibly remove him from what is bothering him.

You might try playing with your puppy or taking him out for a walk, to see if boredom was the cause of his barking.

If you can’t do that, then try to give your puppy some new toys to entertain himself while you are busy. He may just need some attention.

Your dog may think it is a game if, when he is barking and you shout at him, he barks back at you…and he may continue playing this game with you!

However if you just begin to ignore him when he is on a barking agree, he will learn to be quiet after a while.

You can choose a reward such as a sausage or a favorite biscuit to give your puppy once he stops barking, to encourage him to stop barking for longer amounts of time.

There are some breeds of dogs, such as German Shepherds and Alsatians, who will need a great deal of exercise right from the beginning days of their obedience training.

It is important for these dogs to have plenty of physical activity in order to keep them healthy and happy.

If you have one of these breeds, it is so important that they are taken outdoors often to places where they can freely run and have plenty of space at home.

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