Easy steps for training dogs’ paws and things not to do

Teaching your dog to offer paws is an excellent method to accomplish two goals: fortifying your relationship and adding a new, impressive party trick to the dog’s repertoire. In addition to being one of the simplest tricks to teach, you’ll have a blast doing it, and your dog will love getting to show off his “awesome” skills!

At what age may a dog start learning tricks?

When your dog is 12 or 16 weeks old, or as soon as they have received all of their vaccines, you can begin teaching them tricks, such as how to offer you a paw, as soon as they come home. The good news is that dogs can always learn new skills and habits, so even if the dog gets older, it won’t be an issue that they have to pick up.

In many cases, puppies can pick up new skills more quickly and easily than older dogs, particularly if they haven’t had as much training experience. However, given enough time, patience, and rewards, even elderly dogs can pick up new skills.

What is needed to train dogs’ paws?

Although there are a few items that are unquestionably necessary, you don’t need any equipment since this is a very simple trick to teach and will likely be the very first trick they both learn.

A peaceful area free from outside distractions will aid in your dog’s ability to concentrate on you.

1: Pick your dog’s favorite goodies, but make sure they’re small and wholesome. Small pieces of cheese, or anything else you know they’ll appreciate, can work well.

2: A well-rested and enthusiastic puppy. Never train them after they’ve eaten or while they’re sleepy!

3: A puppy that has mastered the cue to “sit” already.

4: Patience and time. Read More…