Use clear and consistent signals to communicate with your dog. This makes it easier for your dog to understand what you want from him and to respond accordingly.
En rewarding desired behaviors With congratulations, caresses, or treats, you reinforce the idea that obedience is good for your dog. This motivates him to obey more regularly.
Work gradually in increasingly distracting environments, helping your dog focus on you despite distractions.
By using caring education techniques and by avoiding punitive methods, you're helping your dog reduce stress and anxiety, which can improve their obedience levels.
Be patient and persistent, Dog training takes time. Don't expect immediate results and be prepared to repeat the exercises as many times as needed.
Stay consistent, Always use the same commands and signals to ask your dog for a behavior. This will make it easier to understand and respond.
Work in short sessions, dogs learn best during quick and frequent training sessions. Plan for 5 to 10 minute workouts several times a day, rather than long, casual sessions.
Don't forget to reward your dog each time he responds positively to an order. This will strengthen the connection between the desired behavior and the reward, making it more likely to repeat that behavior in the future.
Work on socialization by exposing your dog to a variety of situations, people, and animals to help them feel comfortable and better manage stress. Good socialization will make it easier for your dog to obey in a variety of situations.
If you are having trouble getting your dog to obey despite your best efforts, consult a dog trainer for advice and additional support.
