Teach your dog Sit on command is one of the very most basic things we teach our dogs. As we know all dogs will sit at one point or another, the issue becomes getting our dogs to sit when we ask them to. This is the core of dog obedience training and I cover this in this video.
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This video covers the basic concept of SIT and also the elements of using sit in competitive dog sports and obedience such as AKC, IPO and ring sports.
Getting your dog to understand the finer points of the obedience is covered as well as the difference between a tuck sit and a roll sit. This training video will give you all of the information to get your dog to understand sit clearly, do it effectively and to make it THE PERFECT SIT!
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My dog wonāt sit from any other position then standing and I want her go back to sitting when I say sit no matter what but I think she thinks laying down and sitting are the same thing and Iām not sure how to teach her there two different commands
You talked about the offering thing my dog loves to offer her hand to shake instead of other tricks and my grandfather really doesnāt care what she does so heās kinda teaching her any trick is good and itās hard to unteach that
Goffy ain’t so goffy after all…
Thank you for the release treat suggestion of throwing it on the ground. My dog thinks she can run to my pocket and hit me with her teeth for treats. I hope this will change that dynamic
this video is helpful and supportive and will help with my puppy training