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How to Talk to Your Dog in Training | Build a Better Relationship
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The way you talk to your dog is one of the most integral parts of your training routine. It's really important to use a tone that's understandable that the dog can grasp and the dog can gain something from. There's a saying in German and it is tone music and that is it says the tone makes the music. So the way you say things, the way you intonate, the level you speak with the dog makes a big difference to the dog. So, for example, if I tell my dog something in a really happy tone, hey, house. Oh, good house. Good house. Super. That's a praise, right? A boy. Good boy. So, here I'm praising him still while he's doing it. And since he understands the command, switch, I don't have to yell it. Now here if I want him to out it a lot of people will teach the dog an out on a really hard command like but that kind of breaks the dog another makes the dog go whoa did I do something wrong and there's a time for that there's a time when you want to use that kind of intonation when the dog is doing something in a higher level of drive but it's not the way you want to communicate with with the dog just dayto-day so if I tell the dog here yep at a boy. That a boy. And I say, "Oh, good house." I use a happy tone or a neutral tone to get him to out because he understands the command. I don't need to pressure him there. And when he outs it, that's when my praise comes up. Good house. Super house. Good. Yep. Oh, good boy. That's a good boy. That's a really good boy. And there's my praise, right? So, I'm praising him. Oh, good boy. Oh, good boy. Good boy. Good boy. Plutts. Even the command of plots is a good command for him to understand. Sits. Super plots. Good. Plutts. Good. Sits. Good. Stay. So, all his commands are real easy for him to understand. Chip. A boy. Good. I can use neutral tones. when I'm talking to my dog because I don't want to shout at him using pressure. Ah, so there's a correction tone. So he dropped this one and went for this ball and that wasn't something he was supposed to do. Now I could have said, "Hey, no," and been really harsh on him, but that wouldn't have done us any good. Even with those dogs meandering in the background, he's still focused on me. But if I give him pressure, if I go, "Hey, don't do that." That takes and disconnects him from me and will then connect him to something else. For example, the kid screaming over here or the dog's over there idling around. The the correction was simply like, "Uh-uh. Uh-uh. That's not what I wanted." And here, like, if I tell him done, good. Done is one command or out. And the next command there will be when I tell him to get it, which is yep, that a boy. Good boy. And he should stay on this until I tell him otherwise. And he will because even though I'm talking to the camera, I'm engaged to him here and he understands the game. Remember something. When you're teaching your dog something, you need to use a tone of teaching, of motivation, of getting your dog to want to do something. It's like, "O yeah, good house. Get it." Good. No. No. Uh-uh. That's incorrect, right? That's the correction. Nope. That's incor Nope. Nope. Get it. Good. Nope. Get it. So, he understands cuz he's still in a learning phase. He's not even a year old yet. So, we've set a lot of foundations for him, but those foundations are set in a communicative style. In a style that I want to have a relationship with you, not I want to beat you up or dominate you. Nope. Nope. Uh-uh. Nope. No. So, you see how the tone went up from there? It went up. And I'm kind of setting him up to fail a little bit here because I want to show you the examples. Get it? Good. Now, he's got it. And this is still tempting to him. And the reason this is tempting to him is because I'm holding it. But the tone I'm using with him is good. Good. So, this is the one now that I'll reward. I'm not going to reward this one, even though this is the one he keeps having his eye on. And the corrections keep they'll go up as they need to. I don't want to start at a level five or 10 verbal correction. Instead, I want to start at a lower level and give him the chance to succeed because it sounds and looks much more impressive for me to say. Good. Good. Yep. As opposed to having to yell at my dog. Because yelling at your dog shows that you don't have control over them. And it also shows you have a really crappy relationship with them. And that's not fun for you. And it's certainly not fun for your dog. Because although you may have many relationships with many people in the world, your dog really only has a relationship with you. So, uh, so using a nice tone and telling them when they're wrong and when they should be doing something different in a respectful, educative tone makes your dog happy to train with you. and happy to be with you. Right, Schmill? Right. Good boy. Oh, switch. Good, good, good, good. Super house. Super. Go ahead, boy. Yeah. Super. Oh, he's the best dog. He's the best. Best best dog. Best dog. Oh, yeah. Good. Good. Yeah. You blow. Yep. And that's it. We're done. Good, boy. Show. Training your dog doesn't need to be complicated. In fact, it should be fun. When training is fun for both you and your dog, your dog succeeds and you enjoy training. That is what I've developed into my online dog training. Whether you're looking for advanced problem solving, some basic obedience, or competitive obedience and tricks, whether you're dealing with aggression, problem solving like jumping on people, leash pulling, or anything else, my online dog training covers exactly that. There are more than 170 lessons, more than 60 hours of instruction designed to help you better understand your dog and solve the problems that plague you. Now, join the thousands of people who have developed a better relationship with their dog through my online dog training.
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