Training Collar Guide » Training Collar Guide : Dogs Archives http://trainingcollarguide.com Pick the training collar that best suits your pet Sun, 05 Feb 2012 21:15:49 +0000 en hourly 1 I want to start breeding dogs! (Training neonatal and air conditioning)? http://trainingcollarguide.com/i-want-to-start-breeding-dogs-training-neonatal-and-air-conditioning/ http://trainingcollarguide.com/i-want-to-start-breeding-dogs-training-neonatal-and-air-conditioning/#comments Fri, 27 Jan 2012 21:15:07 +0000 TrainingCollarGuy http://trainingcollarguide.com/i-want-to-start-breeding-dogs-training-neonatal-and-air-conditioning/ damselchum Question : I want to start breeding dogs! (Training neonatal and air conditioning)? In fact, I was joking to try again;) However, I suddenly became very interested in neonatal training and conditioning. Has anyone here had firsthand experience with it? Anyone know a breeder (other than animal husbandry service) that does this? For those who are not familiar with what I’m talking about is different ways of “training” very young puppies (literally from the when they were born) by introducing various olfactory stimulation, tactile, audible and visual, in addition to socialization. Full advantage of the printing and the lowest stages of anxiety in the lives of puppies. And to obtain timely development of the brain premiums (puppies 70% of the mass of the adult brain in 6 weeks!) It can be amazing reults – puppies as young as 3-4 weeks can make the basic obedience (sit, down) and 6 weeks is moving forward (open door, turn on the light) So yeah .. Anyone have more info on this? Thanks for the tip bindi! It looks like it is sold on Amazon – but I’ll keep looking around for her! Thanks for the stars guys – the more information I can find about it better! Knitting – I ran across this site one of my many Google searches on the subject. yes it does look like she does amazing things! Just an opinion – have not read the art of raising puppies. love of books skite others, however – I’ll make sure I look at the first two chapters next time I see him! Good luck with your new puppy! Cadsune – is certainly the extent of stimulation of these puppies is amazes me. I raised a few litters (all favors that were too far away to sterilization) and my grandparents raised boxers … Always treated from birth – weight taken daily, starting on traing as young as possible, etc. but I could not imagine one of my puppies being able to open doors and flip switches 6 weeks! Have you ever done work footprint on the surface for burglary? singleworker – thank you that link was very helpful! Nancy – I actually found information on the adverse effects of over-stimulation in neonates. What I am referring to is not the complete elimination of the puppy of the litter. All dogs are raised by the dam with the same scope, but are introduced to more stimuli faster and much younger than most puppies. I talk to about TTouch 2 day old puppies when they are weighed. Printing on different surfaces by changing the whelping box, the strange sounds to desensitize playing recordings audi, accustoming them to strange objects, opening an umbrella while sitting in the region to play with the puppies. With any type of training or conditioning – yes, it can be done to negative results. As for not more – see service dogs – they are the best pets adjusted on this planet! This has much to do with socialization training as early avancée.Meilleure response: Answer by ξ Bindi

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Question by kijkwijzer: Positive reinforcement training for “hard to train” labeled dogs?

Before I got my miniature Dachshund I read how hard they were supposed to be to train.

I could just be lucky, but found the exact opposite with him. After three other dogs, I decided to use positive reinforcement training with him, simply using a vocal dissatisfaction technique for something that he would do that I didn’t like, but everything he would do that I liked I made a huge deal over it, petting, giving a treat, playing, attention, happy voice and encouragement. I focused more on the positive than the negative. With negative, he simply would get a dissatisfied voice and no attention. With positive, he got everything a dog could want. Well, training was better than I could have ever imagined.

What are your thoughts?
Launi, thanks for your thoughts… I just want to add that the housebreaking is one area I found went so much more smoothly with the positive reinforcement training, among many others.

Thanks for your info! :-)

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Answer by bzzflygirl
My favorite kind of training. It’s always worked for me. Forget breed stereotypes.

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Put a girl dog in front of him and I bet he used to care about shit.

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