Sit, Stand & Down

Roll Over

It’s easy to teach your dog to “Roll Over” with lure-reward training.

Training: Position Changes and Stays Sit, Stand & Down

A dog’s brain is very context-dependent. You have to teach them Sit From Down as well as Sit From Stand. In the dog’s mind, they’re entirely different. Use at least three positions to keep them listening.

Training: Position Changes and Stays Sit, Stand & Down

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Sit, Stand & Down

Training: Sit, Stand & Down

Sit

Dr. Ian Dunbar explains how to teach your dog the most valuable command in dog training: sit. If your dog sits anytime you want it to, it eliminates so many more major behavior problems.

Training: Sit, Stand & Down

Down

Dr. Ian Dunbar shows how to teach your dog to lie down using lure/reward training.

Training: Sit, Stand & Down

Sit, Stand & Down

Dr. Ian Dunbar | Mon, 08/04/2008 - 09:44

Sit
1. Say "Joe Pup, Sit." 2. Keeping the lure close to your puppy's nose, slowly move it upwards and backwards over the pup's muzzle towards his eyes. As your pup lifts his nose to follow the treat, he will sit down. (Do not lift your hand too high or your puppy will jump up.) 3. As soon as your puppy sits, say "Good little doggie!" and offer a piece of kibble as a reward.

Training: Sit, Stand & Down