
Vizsla, Vizsla Training AAA AKC

First, kibble is the recommended foodstuff when filling your puppy's chew-toy. Kibble assists in keeping your puppy at a normal weight, and if this is a concern, you can simply exclude the amount you used in the toy from his normal feeding amount. Secondly, you can use tastier treats, such as cooked meat or freeze-dried liver, but these should be r
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You want to train your dog to understand that he will only get attention if he is on the ground.
Paul Allen Pearce Vizla Training • Vizsla, Vizsla Training AAA AKC
Bribed dogs learn to comply with your wishes only when they see food. The rewarded dog realizes that he only gets his reward after performing the desired action.
Paul Allen Pearce Vizla Training • Vizsla, Vizsla Training AAA AKC
If you punish your dog, it can make him distrust, or cause fear, aggression, and avoidance of you. If you rub your dog’s nose his doodie or pee, he may avoid going to the bathroom in front of you. This is going to make his public life difficult.
Paul Allen Pearce Vizla Training • Vizsla, Vizsla Training AAA AKC
Only train one command per session.
Paul Allen Pearce Vizla Training • Vizsla, Vizsla Training AAA AKC
If you find a mess, clean it thoroughly without your puppy watching you do it.
Paul Allen Pearce Vizla Training • Vizsla, Vizsla Training AAA AKC
things that aren’t good for dogs, such as; avocado, onions, garlic, coffee, tea, caffeinated drinks, grapes, raisins, macadamia nuts, peaches, plums, pits, seeds, persimmons, chocolate, whiskey & soda, Guinness Stout, just to name a few.
Paul Allen Pearce Vizla Training • Vizsla, Vizsla Training AAA AKC
Remember to use this spot for potty only, and not for play.
Paul Allen Pearce Vizla Training • Vizsla, Vizsla Training AAA AKC
Try to avoid treating your dog when he is over stimulated and running amuck in an unfocused state of mind. This can be counterproductive and might reinforce a negative behavior resulting in you not being able to get your dog’s attention.