Comments on: Puppy Dog Training Tips http://puppydogtrainingtips.com Dog Training Tips And Advice On How To Train Your Dog. Sun, 08 Jan 2012 07:16:29 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Remote Training Collars http://puppydogtrainingtips.com/comment-page-1/#comment-36927 Remote Training Collars Fri, 04 Jun 2010 12:14:43 +0000 http://puppydogtrainingtips.com/?page_id=8#comment-36927 As with any training program, appropriate and proper use of the training tools is directly related to the success of the training. * The remote trainer is not a short cut or a “punishment” tool. It should be used to train your dog to avoid unwanted behavior and to reinforce the training, not as a way to punish him for bad behavior. * Keep your training sessions short, especially early in the training. As your dog learns, he will respond more quickly and training sessions may be extended. * Always begin with a low intensity level until you determine the appropriate level for your dog. * Consistency is critical for successful training. * Timing of the correction is also critical. The correction must occur at the time of the behavior. If the behavior is not occurring when the correction occurs, the dog will not associate the correction with the behavior. As with any training program, appropriate and proper use of the training tools is directly related to the success of the training.

* The remote trainer is not a short cut or a “punishment” tool. It should be used to train your dog to avoid unwanted behavior and to reinforce the training, not as a way to punish him for bad behavior.

* Keep your training sessions short, especially early in the training. As your dog learns, he will respond more quickly and training sessions may be extended.

* Always begin with a low intensity level until you determine the appropriate level for your dog.

* Consistency is critical for successful training.

* Timing of the correction is also critical. The correction must occur at the time of the behavior. If the behavior is not occurring when the correction occurs, the dog will not associate the correction with the behavior.

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