Free Dog Training Tips That Work   

There are many free dog training tips available, but you will get better results when you purchase a good book or videos that have been provided by a professional dog trainer. Many free dog training tips usually do not go into the ‘how’ that you need to know to get good results from training your dog so it is best to get hold of a book that does.

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Hi - let me introduce myself to you. My name is Barbara Gabogrecan and I am a dog trainer, breeder and breed confirmation dog judge in Australia. I have been around dogs all my life. Initially the dogs I grew up with were working farm dogs, mainly cross bred Border Collies and Kelpies. It always amazed me as a child how Dad could get these dogs to muster sheep and cattle simply with a series of whistles! I have learnt a lot over the years;  I have shown Dalmatians, Maltese, a Miniature Schnauzer, a Boxer, Australian Terriers, an Akita (see pictuer at left) and have bred over 60 litters.  I am now training a young Cavalier King Charles Spaniel for TV work using the clicker method of dog training.

There is no doubt in my mind that training a dog brings many rewards for both the trainer and the dog and I am happy to share some free dog training tips with you as they can give you a good insight into just how simple some training methods are.

The main thing to remember is that you have to have a lot of patience and put a great deal of time into training your dog to be a good social citizen. But it is worth it! A dog that will sit, stay, drop and come on command will make your life easier and the dog will respect you and treat you like the alpha being that you have to be. If he can beg, shake hands, roll over and bow as well, you will both begin to have real fun.

Using Food to Get Results 

The main free dog training tip I can give you is to use food as a reward when training your dog. Find out what his favourite foods are and have a variety to offer him. Keep the food rewards very small (you don’t want to make the dog fat through training methods). Sometimes it is necessary to reduce his main meal so that the training food rewards and the main meal add up to the total food the dog should have in any given day.

The free dog training tip to make your dog more enjoyable is to get him to wait for a command before he is allowed to eat his food. This free dog training tip is particularly useful when there is more than one dog to be fed in close proximity to each other.

Start by making the dog stay in one spot while you are preparing the food. I like the dog to be in the drop position as they are less likely to break. Then when the food is ready place it in the same position every time, turn, look at your dog and wait a couple of seconds then say one word, like ‘yes’, to allow him to go to the food and eat.

To add another element to the food reward system as a free dog training tip, try this. Have your dog in a drop position.. Offer him food (or better still, have someone else offer him the food) and you give the command ‘leave it’. Every time he tries to move towards the food repeat the command and cover the food. Once he understands and ignores the food being offered, you reward him with a piece of his own special food bits that you have as rewards.

The next step in this series of food related free dog training tips is to have the dog in a drop position and place a small piece of food on his paw, giving the command ‘leave it’. Wait a few seconds then say ‘yes’ to release him from the command thus letting him eat the food off his paw.

This web site will give you lots of free dog training tips such as how to house break your puppy, how to stop barking, chewing and digging and how to stop dog aggression.  But, in the mean time, have a look at this video of a cute little Cavalier King Charles Spaniel, performing a series of simple commands to a story line. 

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