Signs That Your Dog Needs Obedience Training

Dog Training

Adding a new puppy or rescue dog into your household can bring so much joy to your life. Without the right training, however, your dog may struggle to adapt to your home, integrate with other dogs, and warm up to your friends and family.

A lack of proper training can be stressful, embarrassing, and even dangerous. As owners, it is our responsibility to set our companions up to live the best life possible.

Obedience training provides dogs with the mental stimulation, life skills, and confidence to navigate the world and have a fulfilling life. It also helps dog owners understand their dogs better by learning to clearly communicate, add structure, and build a meaningful relationship. But how do you know if your dog needs training? Every Dog needs training no matter what, and Value Dog Training can start the day your bring home that new puppy or dog.

Here are a few situations where your dog could benefit from obedience training.

You Brought a New Puppy or Rescue Dog Home, and the sooner that you start training your new puppy or dog, the better.

Starting the dog training process before your dog develops bad habits in your home is the best way to set your dog up for success. Regardless of your new companion's age, early training upon joining your household will help them create the right habits and improve your owner-dog relationship.

Value Dog Training will start on creating structure early on, including potty training, socialization, and obedience training.

Your Dog Doesn't Listen to Your Commands

If your dog does not obey your commands at home or on more distracting outings, that is a sign that it's time to enroll him or her in obedience training.

Regardless of your lifestyle, reliable obedience is of utmost important to make day-to-day with your dog life fun, exciting, and safe. Value Dog Training will teach your dog to listen to obedience commands in new environments, around new people and dogs, and in the presence of new objects, smells, and sounds.

Value Dog Training will help you understand how to communicate with your dog as well as how to achieve reliable obedience.

Your Dog is Having Issues with Other Dogs and People

Improperly socialized, untrained dogs can have a hard time interacting with other dogs and people.

If you notice that your dog is nervous, fearful, reactive, or aggressive around other animals and/or humans, Value Dog Training can help your dog learn proper behavior and improve its confidence.

The sooner that you start training your dog the better to STOP the behavior issues before they start.

Your Dog is Destructive or Misbehaves At Home

Just like children, dogs are curious and need to learn what to do and not to do when left alone. Otherwise they will make their own rules as to what is acceptable, fun, and soothing. When that happens, they may get into things around the home. They may also develop nuisance behaviors like barking, chewing, digging, counter surfing, and more. These behaviors are at best inconvenient, as they may have much more devastating consequences. Without training, a gentle puppy can quickly become a risk to itself and others.

Effective dog training will always improve your dog's life, regardless of the cause or goal of training. If your dog is ready for obedience training, contact Value Dog Training today to learn more about our programs.

Value Dog Training offers puppy, obedience, and aggressive dog training.

Give us a call today at 916-201-7080 to speak to a trainer. 

Value Dog Training – In-Home Dog Training. For more information, contact us at 916-201-7080.

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