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Table of Contents
Foreword
Chapter 1:
Benefits of Dog Training
Chapter 2:
Psychology of Dogs
Chapter 3:
Basic Dog Training Methods
Chapter 4:
Advanced Training of Your Dog
Chapter 5:
Health and Nutrition
Chapter 06
Conditioning Your Puppy
Wrapping Up
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Chapter 1:
Benefits of Dog Training
Synopsis
In this chapter, I will tell you all the advantages and incentives which you can have with a trained dog.
-> Training is essential for building relationship
-> Training can make the behavior better
-> Training can make him intelligent
-> Training gives a sense of acceptance to dog
-> Proper training can save your time
The Advantages
Modern day life is very busy and people do not find time for even themselves. In this busy routine, it becomes very difficult to find time for your dog but for a proper and concrete relationship with your dog, you must spend some good amount of time and this time will not be wasted because it will serve you for many future years when your dog will stay loyal with you and will be a very good friend of yours. There are some special incentives associated with dog training. Some people think that dogs can be tamed even without training and that is true but that will keep your dog just an ordinary dog. With proper training, it can learn and be your friend as well.
Training is Essential for Building Relationship
Some people think that training is to teach the dog some skills and tricks but this is not the actual purpose and benefit of training instead training is a very good and effective method to build a very understanding and effective relationship with your dog. When you bring your dog at home, training starts from very first day. Your dog watches your actions and he notices your reactions to his gestures. He depends upon you for health, food, warmth and other essentials. To make training effective and easier, you need to develop trust and that too mutual trust. Your dog should trust you and you should trust your dog for certain things. This trust also ensures that there is a certain level of confidence in your and your dog’s relationship. This confidence should be such that when you say “come” then, you should be sure that your dog will come to you and your dog should also know that if I go then, I will rewarded.
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