Dogs do not necessarily understand the meanings of the word or phrases you utter when you want to convey a command.
Subconsciously, they interpret in canine terms the owner 's body language, tone of voice and his mimics.
Some people have found a funny, informal label for dogs-individuals communication system, they simply call it 'doglish'.
This system has been developed based on three different sensorial dimensions: * body language Puppies must associate instinctively commands they receive with an authoritative position of the your body.
Repeating the same scenario several times, you will succeed in conveying properly the command-related message.
* eye-contact In cases when your puppy is the center of attention, eye-contact with your puppy is interpreted as an approval of his behavior.
Paying too much attention to its actions or 'performance', the puppy might feel encouraged to go even further, ignoring commands.
Too much attention might have negative effects on mature canine behaviors.
In order to grab attention, they could start acting foolishly (uncontrolled running or jumping) without responding to his master 's demands.
It is better to redirect and keep focused their energy on instructional activities.
* tone of voice Dogs have a special ability to translate and interpret efficaciously the tone of voice.
Inspiring authority through a relaxed tone of voice is the most effective strategy to train properly your dog.
These three aspects influence significantly the 'social' conduct of your puppy; therefore, controlling and adopting a positive and proactive attitude, owners will succeed in making their pets act 'politely' and preventing aggressive reactions.
Subconsciously, they interpret in canine terms the owner 's body language, tone of voice and his mimics.
Some people have found a funny, informal label for dogs-individuals communication system, they simply call it 'doglish'.
This system has been developed based on three different sensorial dimensions: * body language Puppies must associate instinctively commands they receive with an authoritative position of the your body.
Repeating the same scenario several times, you will succeed in conveying properly the command-related message.
* eye-contact In cases when your puppy is the center of attention, eye-contact with your puppy is interpreted as an approval of his behavior.
Paying too much attention to its actions or 'performance', the puppy might feel encouraged to go even further, ignoring commands.
Too much attention might have negative effects on mature canine behaviors.
In order to grab attention, they could start acting foolishly (uncontrolled running or jumping) without responding to his master 's demands.
It is better to redirect and keep focused their energy on instructional activities.
* tone of voice Dogs have a special ability to translate and interpret efficaciously the tone of voice.
Inspiring authority through a relaxed tone of voice is the most effective strategy to train properly your dog.
These three aspects influence significantly the 'social' conduct of your puppy; therefore, controlling and adopting a positive and proactive attitude, owners will succeed in making their pets act 'politely' and preventing aggressive reactions.