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Dogs Obedience Training - The 5 Basic Commands
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There are many commands that can be used in your dogs obedience training, here you will find listed the basic commands and how to train your dog to do them.

• Sit - This is the first and most basic command to teach you dog. Start by gently pushing you dogs back end down and saying the word sit. They will catch on eventually to what you want.

• Down - This is the second command we want to tackle. Use this command to keep excitable dogs from jumping up on people. To train this command to your dog tell them down when them begin jumping up, do not act excited when they jump on you and if needed, physically place their legs on the ground.

• Stay - Next is the stay command. Placing a treat on the ground and as he moves ahead command "Stay", you can put your hand up as you say this. Move farther away as they start to obey.

• Come - This follows the stay command. Your dogs will need a command to know when it is ok to come to you. When commanding come it help to change the tone of your voice and put a little excitement into your voice as well. It may help to pat your leg in the beginning; they'll pick it up soon enough.

• Stand - This is the last of the basic commands. Pat your hands on your chest and with some excitement in your voice command stand. He'll begin to know the difference of when he is allowed and when he is not.

Your dog's obedience training should commence as soon as you and you dog are ready. Consistency is important when training, have fun and you will be rewarded with a happy, obedient companion.

For more information on Obedience Training, or to find more information on Dog Behaviour visit The Obedient K-9.

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