Dogs and Owner Relationship

The world may train a dog on how to misbehave, but it's up to masters as pet parents to teach them how to behave and act accordingly.

Untrained dogs are rarely as happy as trained ones, and lead much less interesting lives. A good number of dogs enjoy listening and are proud of the knowledge and skills they acquire. Several dogs also get a sense of security from obedience and discipline, particularly the more clever ones.

Every observant dog owner can see for himself that his dog gets greater satisfaction from the praise rewarding an executed command that sounds fine or good behavior than he does from the fleeting excitement of disobeying, which is usually followed by the evident guilt feelings, even when he has not yet been punished.

Definitely, owners show a difference in their training talents just as dogs vary in their training abilities. Some people are born animal trainers and accomplish remarkable results with little effort. However, even the best trainers are seldom just as successful with every breed of dog. The training procedures that are highly flourishing with one type of dog may be totally ineffective with another. Dog training techniques have been so well systematized in recent years that the least gifted owner can achieve reasonable good results with effort, perseverance, patience, and understanding.

Each and every pet dog ought to be given basic obedience training as a matter of course, and not only when they develop bad behavior. Dogs live in a much faster paced world, just as people do. They can still wander off or refuse to comply even though we may be with them when they are out in public. The world will train them how to misbehave, but it's up to masters as pet parents to teach them how to behave and act accordingly.

Specialized training is not necessary unless the dog is to perform or be seen, such as the purebred show dogs. This level of training and behavior requires much more time and labor. Usually, it requires a higher propensity on the part of the dog, as well as much more skill and patience on the part of the trainer. Training your dog is the fundamentals of behavior and communication that can be very rewarding for both of you. What you may lack in experience, equipment, facilities, are usually rewarded for by your dog抯 desire to please the person he loves and lives with, which is his strongest inspiration.