Behaviour Training

A variety of people choose to keep dogs for different reasons, including for companionship, hunting, showing and as service animals. Despite the fact that dogs have been kept by humans for over 14000 years, they show a wide range of behavior problems. These problems are a result of improper training and lack of knowledge about how dogs generally behave and react. The training provided to the pet dog population is not sufficient enough to provide them with adequate control and discipline in the presence of other people or animals.

The Dog Behavior Training Program is a six-week course that covers the basics of dog behavior and training. The program is designed for those who want to learn how to train their dog, as well as those who want to understand why their dog behaves the way he or she does.

The first three weeks of the program focus on teaching owners about dog behavior, learning theory, and operant conditioning. Owners will also begin working with their dogs on basic obedience commands such as sit, stay, come, and down. In addition, owners will learn how to handle common behavioral problems such as barking, chewing, jumping up, and pulling on the leash.

During the last three weeks of the program, owners will continue to work with their dogs on obedience commands and behavioral problems. However, they will also start learning more advanced training techniques such as shaping and targeting. By the end of the course, owners should have a good understanding of how to train their dog using positive reinforcement methods.

Dogs are considered as man’s best friend but they have the tendency to show some kind of aggression or are not trained properly. Usually, it is always the owner’s fault for not being able to properly train the puppies or dogs.