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Saving the Slippers - Training the Companion Dog 2 – Behavior Problems

If you don’t want your dog to chew your slippers, you have to show them what to chew. A treat-filled chewtoy will be much more appealing to a dog then any slippers.

Training: Destructive Chewing Errorless Chewtoy Training Home Alone

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Easy Handling - Training the Companion Dog 1 – Socialization & Training

A dog that enjoys being handled and examined by strangers will make your next trip to the vet a breeze. Don’t wait until your dog is injured or sick before you teach them to enjoy handling.

Training: Socialization with People Handling & Gentling

AGILITY Down - Dog Training for Children

A rock solid, lightening quick “Down” (or “Sit” for that matter) solves just about every problem in dog training, and also happens to be very useful in agility competition. Just practice it!

Training: Sit, Stand & Down Lifestyle Training

Sit as a Reprimand - Training Dogs with Dunbar

With a combination of enthusiastic praise and timely reprimands, it’s easy to maintain your dog’s attention during a sit stay.

Training: Sit, Stand & Down Distance Postion Changes

Sit During Play 1 Collar Grab – SIRIUS Adult Dog Training

This first step is very easy, but vitally important. If you don’t actively train your dog to enjoy having their collar grabbed, they’re going to make problems for you later on.

Training: Position Changes and Stays Ultra Super Sit

Off with Charlotte - SIRIUS Puppy Training Classic

As you can maybe tell, this video is a couple decades old. We have since learned that this exercise is just as effective without bopping the dog on the nose, or even shouting. If you say "Off" and your pup continues to mouth or paw at your hand just ignore them until they pull away. As soon as they pull away you can reward them with the treat. Gradually increase the duration of the Off, and they will quickly learn without the need to aversive corrections.

Training: Adult Dog Training All-or-None Reward Training "Off" and "Take it"