Dog training that is safe for your dog

USA (SANEPR.com) May 19, 2008 -- New website launched for dog training tips. Our Dog Training Toolkit provides you with the information you need to train your dog and create a better companion.

This highly researched toolkit takes you through a comprehensive step-by-step process to easily obedience train your dog. This toolkit is designed to help the dog owner form a greater bond with his or her companion and is geared towards all kinds of dog breeds.

Puppy training can and should begin the day you bring your puppy home, but only if its approached in a safe manner for your puppy and his sensitivities. Housetraining your puppy can be a rewarding and non-stressful experience when you shape behavior from a series of positive experiences, instead of attempting to correct unwanted behaviors before your puppy has a chance to learn what you DO want.

Trying to teach your dog what NOT to do is not conducive to healthy, reliable learning. Your puppy must have the opportunity to learn the behaviors that you DO want which will be incompatible with behaviors that you don't want.
Never say, "No" or yell the word "Nooo!" if your dog doesn't understand something while training, and/or fails to perform on cue. Simply try the exercise again and if that doesn't work, go back to a previous step. Many times you will need to settle for rewarding just a partial behavior and work up in steps from there until the whole behavior is performed.