Play with your dog every day. Let him choose the game as often as you do, and let him win some of the time.
Training Tip #2
Cuteness isn't enough to make a relationship work. You may like your puppy because she's cute, but she will like you only if you show her that you're fun to be with!
Training Tip #3
No matter how bad your dog's behavior, see his potential for perfection.
Training Tip #4
If training isn't fun for you and your dog, it's not good training.
Training Tip #5
Dogs are wonderful teachers. What have you learned from your dog today?
Training Tip #6
The Dog Star isn't just in the sky; Dog Nanny thinks every dog is a Star!
Training Tip #7
The more freedom you give your dog, the closer she will be to you.
Training Tip #8
If your dog begs for food while you eat, crate or tether your dog with something of his own to eat, like a bone or food-stuffed toy.
Training Tip #9
If your dog sneaks off to pee in the guest room, close the door to the guest room.
Training Tip #10
The best trainers never have to touch the dog.
Training Tip #11
Always use a leash on dogs who haven't yet learned how to come.
Training Tip #12
Your dog is not deliberately trying to annoy you. She's just doing what her experience tells her works.
Training Tip #13
Help your dog make the right choices. Think ahead to set everyone up for success.
Training Tip #14
The best dog trainers get that way because they take as much time as they need to capture the precise behavior they want the dog to do.
Training Tip #15
If your dog has something you want, make an exchange for something of equal or greater value. A shoe in the mouth is worth a piece of string cheese in the hand!
Training Tip #16
Be patient with your dog's mistakes, and ask yourself how you can help her do better next time.
Training Tip #17
Large numbers of words will confuse your dog. Make your verbal cues three syllables or less, and say them only one time. If you need to repeat, wait at least five seconds and make sure your dog's attention is on you.
Training Tip #18
Discover your dog's favorite thing and use it as a reward for good behavior. And remember that your dog's favorite thing may change from one situation to another.
Training Tip #19
Listen to your voice and become aware of the emotions in it. This is what your dog pays attention to.
Training Tip #20
Don't hug your dog if your dog doesn't like hugs. Find another way to share affection. Try playing a game that your dog likes.
Training Tip #21
Your dog's misbehavior is an attempt to get needs met. Find out what your dog's needs are, and how you can meet them so both of you are happy.
Training Tip #22
Always be happy to see your dog, no matter what your dog may have done that annoys you.
Training Tip #23
When your dog interrupts what you're doing, consider that it may be time for a break.
Training Tip #24
Your dog is not your baby. Treat her with the same respect you would give an adult member of your own species.
Training Tip #25
How can you make your dog's tail wag with happiness? Do these things every day and watch your relationship grow!
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