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To your question, (1) It depends on age, the best eaisest age is 7 months, but it will go backwards at about 9 months old when it be comes a stroppy teenager (Hoody). The Military don't buy their dogs until they are two years old, they are then stable and workable after that it doesn't matter how old it gets it's no harder or easier, yes you can teach an old dog new tricks. (2) It depends on the breed, Forget training a Ridgback to retrieve, or a beagle to herd sheep.
Give me the right dog for the right job at the right age, and I have been known to train an untrained dog for Obedience to a good standard in less than a day. Without you being trained first, It would probably take you months, It all depends on what standard you require.
To sum up, get yourself trained by a good trainer working with a trained dog first, before you attempt to train an untrained dog. You need to be able to talk to him without saying a word, using the thought process, and body language.
A puppy can go to some obedience classes at 8 weeks or whenever they have their shots.
It all depends on how obedient your dog is. But in average it's usually 2-4 weeks. It's not too long. :)
There are many special pups out there who do have the opportunity to go to school ^^ This is for training the dog, so he/she can do tricks, learn obedience and have fun during it all.
Mollie Mulvany has written: 'All about obedience training for dogs' -- subject(s): Dogs, Obedience trials, Training
fetch, because your dogs get the most exercise and obedience
An obedience show is when owners who have well trained dogs compete to win. The dogs are not judged on looks, but on their skills at tricks and agility. The commands that dogs must learn to be entered in most obedience rings are ''sit'', ''lie down'', ''shake'' and ''heel''. More advanced classes will ask for harder tricks.
Parents and teachers demand obedience from children.Wedding vows often require a bride to profess obedience to her husband.Trying to be obedient often puts us at odds with unfair rules and unjust laws.
Agility, Flyball, Obedience, Long jump, Weight pulling... Almost anything! The only thing I can think of that they CAN'T participate in is dog shows, which are intended for purebed dogs.
Professional working, competition obedience, agility, companion, helper, dancing, then basic house trained dogs.
the training of dogs used for retrieving game for hunters.
Many dogs live about 15-16 years. Obedience comes with training. Cuteness is in the eye of the beholder. Looks like this is completely your opinion.
Barbra Goodman has written: 'Training dogs with common sense' -- subject(s): Dogs, Obedience trials, Training
Food, cages or bowls, dishes, obedience school.
Obedience is very important for guide dogs.You might hear of intelligent disobedience, which is actually another instance of obedience, where the dog purposely disobeys a command in order to keep its handler safe. But it is still obedience, because the dog is practicing a task that they have been taught to do in certain situations.