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neronito:
Yes she does, but only with food and objects, not with Humans, yet.

redfigure:
ok, sounds good. Work on come and leave, that's if you know how to teach come and leave it... Or did you just find out that she could leave it without training?

pmadise:
I taught my dog (rott) tug-of-way and now he cant see trousers, skirt without biting and pulling especially when in motion. When i shout STOP, call his name or hit him, he only runs away only to repeat it daily to everyone in the family.

He has reduced my chicken from about 21 to only 5 now. Kills without eating except in 2 occasions. During the day he doesnt attack but waits for night. Reason might be that the chickens try to steal his food when he's eating and disturbs him when resting. I have tried caging the chickens and/or chaining the dog but no luck. He strikes behind us whenever we think that we've socialize them enough.

Also only obey my jump and sit down command when i'm holding food. Doesn't know stand...etc.

neronito:
I already taught her the "leave it" command and she understands it very very well.

redfigure:
How long have you been in obedience training e.g Sit, jump

redfigure:
Knyte I see you... I pray your dog walk Ib goes well...

redfigure:
Ok, Try to agitate Her to attack something or someone who isn't within reach, stay Close to her with a treat she likes, all dogs like fish... call her name while she's barking at it, if she looks at you, feed Her a little. let her go back to barking, then call her name again and feed Her when she looks. When you've noticed she's replying, use leave it for the next time... Patience is the key

pmadise:
Like few minutes, a couple of time.

redfigure:
Firstly, site should be rewarded if she jumps or sit... since her regular reward is food, switch to something not food, Eg play. Most dogs likes balls, though they burst it if their teeth goes round, so plastic ball would be better. Play with her to get Her interest on the ball, pick up the ball, Ask Her to sit, when she sit, give her the ball... repeat it regularly...

For the killing, try not leave her food within reach of the chicken first. Catch a chicken, bring her Close to you, tap the chicken to make nose, when she tries to bite the chicken, say leave it and reward her if she does
Now keep her in the cage with the chicken and watch Her...
Whenever she looks at the chicken, say no or leave it (that's if she know the command), feed Her if she takes her eyes off and praise her sincerely.
Give me feed back

redmitch:
Good training section, we nor dey see you again @redfigure abeg nah, @knyte put mouth for the matter, help us o.

redmitch:
Good training section, we nor dey see you again @redfigure abeg nah, @knyte put mouth for the matter, help us o.

redfigure:
Can't do this alone.
Let's come out to help Dog lovers
Cc Kynte
Eveezy
Chucky234
Redmitch
Prodegee
Let's do this Together

knyte:
Teaching a dog 'stay' is one of the most difficult obedience commands. How do we teach newbies hownto get it write apart frm watching YouTube clips?

redfigure:
Exclusive request....


There two different types of stay:
* Using a cue word for 'stay'
* Silent stay
Today I'll be explaining silent stay since it's not really used by Trainers and YouTube bloggers
SILENT STAY
First your dog should know basic commands like Sit, stay, down, stand.
Let's get down to it. Let's say I want to use sit to teach stay, what I do is
1. I ask my dog to sit.
2. Wait for a little duration of time then reward, I repeat this process for some time
3. Increase the duration, repeat 1 through to 3. Gradually increase the duration(Note; Don't test the dog's patience)

Now to round up duration, I randomize the time duration.

The next is to add distance.
This is where most people fail in training stay. Being too hasty will lead to break in command.

After building duration
4. Next, take 1 step backward, come back immediately to reward.
5. Now add duration to 1 step backward.
6. When your dog is comfortable with that distance and duration, take another step and so on...( Repeat 4 through to 5)

Finally, being able to back your dog and walk away.

7. Ask the dog to sit, look left or right, reward for remaining in the position.
8. Still in the sit position, turn slightly left or right, reward, repeat process couple of times.
9. Next, turn 90 degrees away from your dog, reward, repeat with random duration
10. Turn 180, completely backing your, reward, repeat with random duration
11. Take a step away, turn back reward, repeat with random duration.
12. Increase step and duration.
Now you're good.

Note! This is applicable to any command, with time your dog automatically adds stay to any command.

Hope friends learn from this.
Also visit Trainadoggy.com
Cheers

Tylerdan:
nice bro this trend has really helped a lot of folks we should encourage proper dog training

redmitch:
I'm lovin' it!

Tylerdan:
Please give us another lesson as soon as u can anything simple and basic

aguizm:
How do I mk my dog to chase after something or some one by just saying catch him or get it.

redfigure:
How long have you been in obedience training e.g Sit, jump