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If you adopted a new puppy recently, you probably need some pointers on getting your new furry friend to learn commands. While tiny treats are key motivators to any positive training session, there's something else you really should be doing. In addition to using the chosen words for sit, stay, and more, also select a distinctive gesture for each command. Choose a hand movement that feels natural, and stick with it once you get started. Get inspired by these standard signals ...that you can easily teach your dog. Sit Holding one finger pointed up is a great way to teach a dog to sit. While working on this trick, make sure to bring your arm from its natural position limp at your side up and into this position to signify the command. Down Use the word "down" for encouraging your pup to lie down and "off," and accompany this word with a palm flat and facing the ground. If he's still not getting it from this signal alone, move your palm down toward the floor to show him where to go. Come C'mere! The natural curling of a finger used to encourage kids to come is the same way to call a dog. While you can surely use several fingers in this motion, it can get distracting for a dog who's learning other signals that involve the whole hand. Stick with using the pointer finger to gesture him over. Stay Like a crossing guard would show at intersections, holding a hand with the palm facing out and forward means stop or "stay." Try alternating this signal with the "come" gesture for an impromptu red light/green light training game. Bring It In addition to giving the verbal command, place your hand at doggie eye level with palm facing the pooch, which gives you the perfect placement to then receive the item as he learns to let it go right in your hand. High Quality Dog Training Course Featuring 21 Games To Improve A Dog's Intelligence & Behavior, Plus Easy Instructions For Training Obedience Commands Link in our bio@superdogtraining . . . . Follow@superdogtraining for best training

What should you do when your dog growls? Dogs will growl. This is completely normal behavior. They may growl during play or when encountering something new or scary (like a plastic bag flapping wildly in the wind). Always look at your dog’s body language and environment to determine if your dog is having fun or your dog is growling out of fear. Dog Growls When Playing... When dogs play, they usually growl. Some puppies may be more vocal than others. If your dog or puppy is playing with another dog and he begins growling, separate your dog from the other dog in a calm manner. Pay close attention to watch the other dog’s body language. If the other dog runs away, then your dog’s growling (or play style) may be too much for that dog. That is a safe time to end the play session. If the other dog continues to play with your dog, then allow them to continue playing. View the Chart of Calming Signals to understand your dog’s body language. - I'm looking to give away some resources, information and online support today. What do you want to know? If you don’t know how to make your dog listen to you or you want your dog to stop bad behavior : digging, chewing and jumping up... all the time within a couple of weeks?? Join Brain Training For Dogs Link in my bio@superdogtraining . High Quality Dog Training Course Featuring 21 Games To Improve A Dog's Intelligence & Behavior, Plus Easy Instructions For Training Obedience Commands Link in our bio@superdogtraining ____________________________ Follow@superdogtraining Follow@superdogtraining Follow@superdogtraining ____________________________ Tag a Friend Turn on Post Notifications Save to Look at Later ___________________________

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