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Obedience Training Basics

Plan Your Training for Success

Make sure your dog understands basic commands such as "come", "sit"

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and "stay". If he understands the command but does not always obey, the

remote trainer can be used to reinforce the appropriate response to the

command (i.e., if he responds appropriately, he turns-off or avoids the

correction.) If he does not have a basic understanding of the command,

the remote trainer will not be effective.

Set the Training Level to the lowest effective level to get your dog's

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attention without making him anxious when you send a correction.

Begin your training sessions in an open area free from distractions. If the

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area is not fenced to contain the dog, use a long rope to keep the dog from

leaving the area until you are sure he is consistently responding to your

commands.

Do not make it obvious that you are controlling the corrections. You want

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your dog to associate his behavior with the correction - - not you!

Do not comfort your dog when he receives a correction.

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Keep the initial training sessions short (15 - 20 minutes) but repeat the

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training regularly and frequently, especially during the early stages. Dogs

learn by repetition and reinforcement.

Reward your dog during training sessions with praise and periods of play.

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Be consistent. Always use the same commands.

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When your dog has learned the commands in the first setting, gradually

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increase the level of distractions and continue the training in different

settings. Increase the distractions gradually so your dog continues to

associate the correction with the behavior, not the distractions.

Using the Remote Trainer

For Obedience Training, use the Continuous stimulation (button 'C'). Begin

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the stimulation immediately before you give the command. Do not wait

until after you give the command as the dog may already be trying to

comply by the time you press the button.

As your dog begins to understand that the stimulation stops when he

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responds to the command, he will begin to respond more quickly. As he

responds more quickly, the duration of the stimulation should shorten also.

When he is responding almost immediately to your command, begin using

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the trainer only if you must repeat the command.