When it comes to dog obedience training, there are few methods used to get your dog in a place where you are happy with them.

Clicker Dog Obedience Training is a relatively new training tool but is quickly gaining popularity as more and more professional trainers see the benefits.

Clicker training can improve your dog’s health, activity and attitude and generally make him more contented.

Training a dog in obedience can be an ongoing and lengthy process depending on the dog, the methods used, and the skill and understanding of both the trainer and the handler. The level of obedience the handler wishes to achieve with the dog is also a major factor in the time involved, as is the commitment to training by the handler.

Obedience training is often a prerequisite for or component of other training.

Here are few reasons why Dog owners provide Dog Obedience Training to their companions:

1.  Dog training for obedience establishes the best possible relationship between master and dog.
2. Once training is well-underway, you’ll be able to communicate very well with your dog.
3. Your dog will learn what it takes to please you, which is something every dog wants to know.
4. After enough dog training for obedience is done, your dog will be confident in himself.
5. You’ll establish that obeying you, instead of his own instincts, leads to positive experiences.
6. Later, if and when problem behaviors arise, there will be a groundwork for solving them.

And the learning is incredible.

Right from the get go, dogs rapidly pick up simple basic commands. The flip side of this is that the dog owner needs also to learn how to deliver these simple basic instructions! This point is often overlooked, obedience dog training is a team effort, the onus does not lie with the dog, a chain is only as strong as its weakest link…

If the owner gives misleading commands, and they will not see the desired result!

For example:- Being a leader – An important part of obedience dog training is letting the dog know who is boss. Every pack needs a pack leader.

It is vital that the dog know its position within the pack, it must obey and respect the leader – always. Maintaining this status quo in your own home will only help your dog understand his position in the pack, and maintain a happy equilibrium.

Good training always has strong leadership as its foundation.

For more information on Dog Obedience Training please Contact K9-Solutions on 0405 826 125.