It depends on how old the dog is. If it is young it is very easy to mold it's mind, if it is old, it will be very difficult as it is already set in its ways. A good way to do it is to say their name before the command, and say it firmly. Dont yell at them, or sound angry, but say it like you mean business. If they do it, offer them a treat, or give them a lot of quick, positive attention. Repeat this as often as possible so that they know what to do when you say that specific command. If they don't follow, you can just repeat the command. If they're doing something bad and you catch them in the act, you can take a small spray bottle and give them a little squirt and say bad *name* or bad dog, once again, not angrily, but firmly. They don't like this, so they learn from their actions. Trust me, this is way better than punishing them by putting them in their kennel or box, and hitting is never the answer, that will just make a mean dog.
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Take your dog to a local Dog Obedience class so you both can learn. Purchase a 6 foot leather lead along with a choke chain. Measure around your dog's neck and add 2 inches to get the correct size of the choke chain. Check with your Veterinarian or local Animal Shelter or nearest feed store or local newspaper for the nearest dog obedience class. This will help you and your dog immensely. Using your lead with your choke chain is what gets their attention and makes them mind but you need someone to show you all of this and be with other dogs to help socialize him or her.
Actually, you just have love them. My dog always follows me were ever i go, and that's because of how much i love him, and he loves me. If it is really bad, then you could carry treats around, giving him some. They will eventually get to follow you.
We all know that some basic obedience training makes dogs more fun to be around. What many of us don't know is that it has other, less obvious, benefits. Obedience training helps your dog see you as her leader, and it also gives her a mental workout--something that many canines need just as much as physical exercise to stave off boredom and make them feel useful. And some commands, like a good recall, may even save your dog's life one day.
more information:
http://dogtime.com/basic-commands-obedience.html
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slap its arse and shout at it
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If your dog is a collie or similar farming dog, then it might naturally herd. But if it isn't and you want to get it to, then you may have a hard time. You can probably but books on teaching dogs to herd, and most farmers have the knowledge passed down from father to son. If you want the basics, I think you should start with teaching it left and right with words such as 'away' and stuff. I don't have any knowledge on the subject to be honest but I have watched a couple of movies which include sheepdogs i.e. Babe the Sheeppig.
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Well there are dog whistles that are made to release a pitch at such a high frequency that only dogs can hear it. The best way to get a dog's attention really is to call your dog in a high, happy voice. Yelling at dogs makes them feel they've done wrong and they will feel sad or try to get away from an angry voice. A happy, loud voice is more encouraging.
Because u are the pack leader so they feel like its their job to protect you and follow you
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