Deaf Dog Training

Posted in Dog Information on 06/28/2006 07:00 am by admin

Deaf Dog Training
Then the dog of a blind and partially deaf be trained and exercised?

Absolutely. You will need to keep the dog leash at all times except when he is safely confined and you'll need to find a signal, he can hear whether your voice, a clicker or a whistle to tell him what to do. For example, if he can hear a whistle, a single blow the whistle could be the order came two could lead sat down and three down. Kiss and / or treatment yummy work well for praise. Walking well let loose can be taught just by using turns and sudden changes of direction so that the dog learns to pay attention to you. Remember, even if you can not see nor hear you very well, certainly you can smell and feel the vibrations you make when you walk. During the learning phase, when you teach a command to a dog, you are not correct. When you arrive at the proofreading, the stage where the dog knows what you want, but chooses not to, then you should use corrections let him say he is chosen incorrectly. One thing, however, Dogs do not generalize very well so he must learn to control even the first step in several places.

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