How To Get Your Dog To Obey?

How To Get Your Dog To Obey? How To Make Your Dog Listen? Your dog's disobedience has nothing to do with a strong desire for freedom. Of course they like to enjoy their independence when they run off-leash in the field, let them play with other dogs or run freely on the sand at the dog beach. However, dogs by nature are pack animals that yearn for rules and a certain order in their daily lives. They want to have a leader they can trust and guide them. If your dog barks, shows teeth, or growls when he crosses paths with another dog during the walk, he usually doesn't do it because he wants to intimidate his opponent. Rather, he acts this way because he believes that his owner is not capable of controlling the situation on her own. This circumstance creates stress for both the owner and the dog.

Is it worth obeying?

Dogs need a leader who will show them the way forward, lovingly but consistently, and whose ability to judge they can rely on at any moment. Even those dog breeds that are notorious for being difficult to train will willingly follow the orders of a competent owner, realizing that this is the easiest path for them. After all, all dogs are opportunists: they behave in the way that suits them best, for example, in a way that does not cause them stress or in a way that they can receive some reward. In contrast, dogs less frequently display behavior that has no end or negative consequences.

Why do some dogs not obey?

When your dog does not respond to commands to "sit," "tap," or "come," it doesn't happen because he's stubborn. Although it may sound recriminating, the responsibility for such disobedience rests with the owner for lack of a proper education. However, do not blame yourself for anything, since it is most likely that you have always wanted the best for your dog, even if you have made mistakes due to inexperience, ignorance or simply due to lack of time. Now is the time to fix the mistakes and work to build a better dog-human relationship.

Why are dogs obedient?

In order to carry out good training, it is essential to know the situations in which mistakes have occurred in the past. One of the main reasons why dogs do not execute orders is simply because they do not understand them, not because they are stupid or even deaf, but because they do not interpret them as a command. Confusing, whispered or contradictory commands should be avoided. This also includes body language, which must match the tone of the voice. Dogs are true masters of mimicry and can quickly recognize the owner's mood. As much as you affectionately call him to come to you, if he notices that you are angry, for example, when you are impatient moving your foot or waving the leash, your dog will probably not go. Nobody wants to get in trouble unnecessarily...

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