MENTAL EXERCISES FOR DOGS

Is a thorough reference to dog training that covers a wide range of themes important to dog owners. The book is divided into four parts, each focused on a distinct component of dog training. Throughout the book, there are chapters dedicated to typical topics like as nonverbal communication, managing undesirable behavior, mealtime issues, and separation anxiety. The conclusion includes additional resources such as books, websites, forums, and mobile applications for further education.

Part 1: Introduction to Dog Training

This section begins by discussing the impact of training energetic dogs, highlighting the importance and benefits of training for both the dog and the owner. It examines the optimal age to begin training, the necessity of physical activity and mental engagement, the value of rest, and methods for effective communication and relationship building with your dog.

Part 2: Moving on to Practice

It then moves on to practical training issues, emphasizing the importance of creating a suitable training atmosphere, selecting the appropriate equipment, and comprehending the many forms of training rewards. This step is critical in preparing both the dog and the owner for the training process.

Part 3: Basic Principles of Dog Training

This section discusses the principles of dog training, such as positive reinforcement vs. punishment, using verbal signals and hand gestures, determining the dog's preferred treats, and how dogs learn to correlate instructions with actions. It also discusses the significance of timing in training, basic commands, and the rules for command reinforcement.

Part 4: Advanced Dog Training

The third section covers advanced training approaches for energetic dogs. It contains chapters on advanced obedience, remote controls, various sorts of advanced training such as recovery commands, agility training, scent or detection work, and entertaining tricks and commands. This section is aimed at owners who want to improve their dog's skills and behaviors.