10 most basic commands every dog owner should know - dog training tips for beginners

Are you a proud dog owner who wants to establish a strong and harmonious relationship with your furry companion? Do you want to learn the dog training basics? If so, look no further! In this comprehensive video, we present to you the "10 Most Basic Commands Every Dog Owner Must Know." Mastering these essential dog commands will not only ensure your dog's safety but also create a foundation for obedience and a deeper bond between you and your canine friend. Permit me to show you my training tips for beginners.

How to teach 'Come When Called': Discover effective techniques to train your dog to come running to you upon hearing their name, ensuring their safety and enabling off-leash freedom.

How to teach 'Sit': Learn the fundamental command that forms the basis of obedience training. Teach your dog to sit on command, promoting good behavior and setting the stage for more advanced commands.

How to teach 'Stay': Explore the importance of teaching your dog to remain in one place until given the signal to move. This command is invaluable in various situations, from keeping your dog safe on walks to establishing control during interactions with guests.

How to teach 'Walk to Heel': Discover how to train your dog to walk politely by your side, providing an enjoyable and stress-free experience during daily walks. Say goodbye to leash pulling and embrace a harmonious walking routine.

How to teach 'Heel Off-Lead': Take your dog's walking skills to the next level by teaching them to heel without a leash. Experience the freedom and trust that comes with a well-trained dog walking obediently by your side.

How to teach 'Look at Me': Learn how to capture your dog's attention on command, promoting focus and strengthening your communication. This command is especially useful in distracting environments or during training sessions.

How to teach 'Leave It': Uncover strategies to teach your dog to ignore or relinquish items they shouldn't touch or eat. Protect their safety and prevent unwanted behaviours such as scavenging or chewing on forbidden objects.

How to teach 'Stop': Gain control over your dog's movements by teaching them to stop in their tracks. Whether it's during a walk or in a potentially dangerous situation, this command ensures your dog's safety and your peace of mind.

How to teach 'Away': Explore how to train your dog to move away from a certain object, person, or area. This command is particularly useful when redirecting your dog's attention or removing them from potentially harmful situations.

How to teach 'Off': Address jumping, climbing, or other unwanted behaviors by teaching your dog to keep all paws on the ground. This command promotes good manners and reduces the risk of accidents or injuries.

Join us in this informative video as we guide you through each of these essential commands and dog training techniques, providing step-by-step instructions and valuable tips to help you establish a well-behaved and obedient dog.

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[hannerutherford]

Clear and concise, quick and easy to pick up. I’ll now go and practice….thanks Nigel

[colin]

Hi Nigel, I got a Spanish rescue 3.5 years ago . At the time I watched some of your videos. They were super helpful and made a big difference for her to settle in, feel safe and respond to commands.
Your video about thanking dogs that bark at the window and doing the checks, I was amazed at how well this worked with my dog and friends dogs.
From the bottom of my heart thank you ❤❤

[alecamargo]

Aulas curtas, diretas ao ponto e com conteúdos de muita qualidade. Muito obrigado!

Short classes, straight to the point and with high quality content. Thank you very much!

[amyappenzeller]

I always enjoy the videos. Very good job!

[tanyad]

Thank you very much for this video, great training 😀

[Sam-qusd]

I feel like I myself need dog training because obviously I am a child. I'm going to need some flashcards so I can remember all this.

[MissBeeGood]

Some good points. Personally not sure about the manhandling.

[kusumankusuman]

My dog aggressive food give me some tips