Training your dog can be a long and sometimes complicated process, but there are some basic things that you should keep in mind.
Whether you are teaching your dog the basics (sit, stay, and heel) or more complicated tricks, it's a great way for you and your pup to bond.
By Catherine Forman
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Just another suggestion for teaching the "sit" (#9). Instead of pushing, even gently, on the dog's hips, touch him under the chin and gently lift as you give the command. The minute his bum touchs the ground praise, praise, praise.
any tips on a LOUD barking Yorkie? He is so adorable loving and sweet but late nights
he goes out to pee and then BARKS at the top
of his lungs, I am afraid he will wake next door
Little dogs bark as they seem to have very Great hearing. A good trick to try an stop is put a couple pennies in a can and when starts to bark "SHAKE the can or Throw the can, trying not to let dog see you doing it. It will distract and course say "QUIET".
I have 2 Lhasa Apso's that Bark as well and do exactly as you explain at night and I too don't wanna wake up the neighbors, but since using this training technic, I've almost gotten a handle on it. And most Lil dogs bark anyway as soon have Large dog complexes, haha. Hope it works for you like it is for me.
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