Posts Tagged ‘Training Cue’
How To Teach Your Dog Stairs
Does your dog try to race you up or down the stairs? Do you worry that they’ll trip you and you’ll fall? Would you love it if your dog walked politely with you on the stairs or, if you’re at home, would hold position at the top or bottom until you give them permission to…
Read MoreHow To Teach Your Dog To “Station”
One of the first skills students at our school learn to teach is Station. This skill can go by many names such as Place, Mat, Climb, Bed, etc. What you call it is up to you. Here at The Academy of Pet Careers we call it “Station.” First you must decide on a defined spot…
Read MoreTraining Cue: “Come”
A recall or “come” cue should be trained from the moment you bring your new dog home. This is another fundamental skill that you will find helpful in everyday life. Recalls aren’t only helpful with wandering dogs, but also as a simple tool to elicit attention in an undesirable situation. It can be helpful in…
Read MoreTraining Cue: “Sit”
“Sit” is commonly one of the first skills taught to new dogs, because it is easy for a dog to learn and is a well-known behavior to society. We consider “sit” a fundamental behavior and it should be taught right away. Basic commands like this will help with other more complicated training in the future.…
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