Bulldog - Dog Lover
Saturday, December 19, 2009
Training - Never hit your Bulldog to redirect them
Bulldog - Dog Lover
Thursday, December 17, 2009
Training - Train yong dog
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Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Training - practice will improve your dog's consistency with following directions
Remember that practice will improve your dog's consistency with following directions. The more you work with your dog the faster and better trained they will be.
Bulldog - Dog Lover
Sunday, December 13, 2009
Training - Pair command words with hand signals
Pair command words with hand signals and be consistent. Choose a specific phrase and hand signal for each command you give your Bulldog. This will help speed up the learning process.
Bulldog - Dog Lover
Friday, December 11, 2009
Training - Use a clicker to further reinforce following directions
Use a clicker to further reinforce following directions and understanding when you are training your dog to do something new. Give your dog a command, click the clicker one time when they obey, and immediately follow with a treat. By clicking when they obey, the dog will start to associate your command with the action you want them to do. When they begin to consistently obey your command, keep using the clicker, but start to fade the treats.
Bulldog - Dog Lover
Wednesday, December 9, 2009
Training - Use motivators
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Monday, December 7, 2009
Training - Bulldogs tend to be very stubborn by nature
Know your breed. Bulldogs tend to be very stubborn by nature. You can call their name endlessly and they may just sit where they are and look at you until you make it worth their while. Their stubbornness can also make leash walking a battle of the wills, and with their muscular physique pulling you their way, you may find yourself giving in a good deal of the time. Coming to the terms with the fact that you have a stubborn dog, should help reduce your frustration in trying to train them. Accept them for what they are and work with it.
Bulldog - Dog Lover
Saturday, December 5, 2009
Training - Know your Bulldog
Bulldogs make wonderful pets. They do not take up a lot of space, they only tend to have energy in short bursts, and they have great personalities. Bullies typically get along great with children and other dogs as well. Despite their great qualities, Bulldogs possess one extremely challenging personality trait: they are extremely stubborn. Without a proper understanding of the breed, an owner can find trying to train them to be a frustrating experience.
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