Dog trainer Joseph Biggins shares helpful practices and behavioral training tips for a well-behaved dog.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, July 17, 2013 /24-7PressRelease/ -- As a professional dog trainer and owner of Good Dog Training, Joseph Biggins celebrates a recent article in Scoop Business that highlights simple and practical tips to "put a muzzle on bad habits before they become a problem." The report acknowledges the challenges puppies face in obedience and behavioral training, noting that the rewards of a well-behaved dog are endless.
The article advises dog owners to "Make sure you are consistent with your four legged friend from the very start, for instance if you don't want your fully grown dog to sit on the couch, don't allow it to sit on the couch when it is a puppy. Consistency teaches your dog boundaries, which then becomes habit." Joseph Biggins expounds on the importance of consistency. "As a dog trainer, most of what I do involves training the owners rather than the pets," he said. "You could have a perfectly trainable, smart dog in your home, but because of inconsistent training, he or she may not understand the desired behavior you wish to see."
The article also encourages puppy parents in "Keeping your pup well exercised and entertained," noting that it is essential in helping them relax and behave during training. Biggins concurs with this statement. "I always tell clients to make sure their puppies get all of their energy out before coming to obedience class," he said. "It is really more for the owners than for the dogs. Pet parents can experience faster, more thorough results in training if they exercise their pets. Training requires a high level of focus, and puppies can't endure long training periods. I recommend that the puppy learns through series of play and training times."
The dog trainer also emphasizes the importance of dog commands, and how to best teach a puppy basic or complicated commands. "When a puppy learns commands, it is best that he or she hears the same word for the same action," he said. "I often tell couples to make sure they are united in this effort, using the same commands and the same training methods for consistency. It's kind of like parenting - people laugh when I say it, but it's true. As parents, you don't want to use two different parenting approaches for poor or positive behavior. Make sure you know how to react to your puppy when you need to reward, ignore or punish."
The report adds, "When teaching your dog commands, use simple [ideally monosyllabic] words such as 'sit' and 'heel,' and always use the same word for the same action. Say them clearly, loudly and repeat them often - if you use the command often enough, your dog will learn to correctly associate the commands with the actions." Joseph Biggins also urges pet parents to consider the tone of their voices when training, displaying caution when frustration shows in their body language or voice.
ABOUT:
Joseph Biggins founded Good Dog Training, a dog obedience school that focuses on positive reinforcement training techniques. He offers a variety of group and private sessions in order to rekindle the owner-pet bond. The expert trainers at the obedience school are equipped and certified to lead pets toward positive behavior. Biggins is prepared to help your dog achieve positive behavior, whether he or she struggles with OCD, social and separation anxiety, aggression issues or other behavioral problems.
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