Vizsla, Vizsla Training AAA AKC

Remember to use this spot for potty only, and not for play.

During this exercise, if your dog does not drop the chewy, if necessary show the treat first, and then work up to having him drop it before the treat appears. This in actuality is bribery, and I do not suggest doing this type of intervention on a regular basis, nor do I suggest utilizing this action elsewhere during training.

“sit stay”

When calling your dog you can change this behavior simply by offering him a highly coveted treat and after treating, allow him to

The best way to handle the jumping is to turn your back and ignore your dog.

Run your dog until his tongue is hanging out. If he is still full of energy, run him again and he will love you for this. Before a training session begins, use a little exercise to release some of your dog’s energy, this can increase his ability to focus during the session.

Try running backwards away from your dog, crouch, and clap, and then show your dog a toy or food.

when your dog hears this word, he will associate it with a special treat.

With treats in hand, encourage your dog to chew on one of the items. When it is in his mouth, put the treat close to his nose and say, “drop it!” As soon as he opens his mouth, click and treat him as you pick up the item. Then return the item to your dog.