The aim of dog training is to enable the four-legged friend and the animals and people around him to live together as conflict-free as possible. Common behaviors are encouraged or directed in a certain direction or inhibited. For example, frequent, loud barking is typically discouraged during dog training, while obedience is encouraged.
Dog training is often combined with exercises that teach the four-legged friend various commands or behaviors in a playful way. This also includes positive reinforcement of the dog training through treats and petting, so that your four-legged friend has the necessary fun for the exercises. Typical commands that are taught in dog training include:
- Sit: The dog sits down.
- Place: The dog lies down.
- Stay: The dog remains standing, sitting or lying in the current place.
- Out: The dog releases whatever he has in his mouth.
- Heel: The dog returns to you or walks by your side without a leash.
When training dogs, the exercises and commands can be expanded in many ways and supplemented with little games. This includes, for example, "standing on its hind legs," where the animal stands on its hind legs for a moment. This little trick is a prime example of positive reinforcement in dog training, as you hold a treat over the nose and head until your four-legged friend hops a little or even instinctively sits up properly. In this case, you can reward your dog immediately and then reward him every time he makes the right movement - to put it simply. You can buy the right dog treats directly in our BARF shop . If you have any further questions, please feel free to contact us.
