29/11/2022
When training a dog, there has always been some debate regarding whether treats—such as MilkBones or dog biscuits—should be given.When you are training a dog, giving him treats has both benefits and drawbacks.I hope this article helps you understand things better.
Some people now respond, "Of course!Treat the dog to get him to follow you.After all, if you don't give him something he likes, you won't get his attention.On the other hand, there will be some individuals who will state, "No, don't give the dog treats!He'll just follow you for the food.
Both of the aforementioned opinions are accurate.The dog needs to be compelled to follow your commands, right?However, what if the dog starts working solely for food?What next?He has no reason to obey you if he is not hungry and does not really want the food!
Do you need to use dog treats then?Yes, but only in moderation, is the response.Don't give the dog a biscuit for every time he follows your commands;instead, occasionally just lavishly praise him.Also, don't make the "prize" too big, or you'll end up giving him too much food.When training your dog, for instance, cut a biscuit in half or even three pieces so that you don't feed him too much.
Another method for training young dogs is presented here.Adult dog food pellets should be used instead of biscuits.The pellets are small enough not to overfeed the puppy but big enough to be a treat for its tiny mouth.
Another crucial point I'd like to make is that you shouldn't train your dog to obey only for the food.In spite of the fact that you could not deliberately be doing this, it's not difficult to fall back into the behavior pattern of simply compensating your canine with a treat each and every time he does anything somewhat great.
Instead, you want your dog to see you as the "strong master" or "alpha" over him. This will ensure that he obeys you because you are the master and he wants to please you, not just because you have a treat.When he does something good, praise him frequently in a high voice, and when he does something bad, say "you're in trouble" in a deep voice.You don't like it when he uses the low voice, so you want him to be able to tell the difference between the voices and understand that a high voice means "good" and a low voice means "bad."
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