Gentle Giants obedience training
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There
is no doubt
that you know
how difficult
it is to raise
a giant dog.
Do you agree
that all dogs
should be
trained to
some standards
and should
know basic
manners? Do
you agree that
sometimes
people feel
scared when
they see a
Giant, even if
he is on a
leash? There
are a lot of
cases when
dogs start
barking on
passers-by or
may easily get
excited. Only
you, as
a handler,
know your
Gentle Giant
well.
If
you want your
pet to be
obedient, it
is recommended
to start
training
activities
when he is
still a puppy.
First of all,
teach the dog
to obey your
simple
"commands",
such as sit,
stay and come.
Pronounce the
commands
clearly. Train
your Gentle
Giant
frequently,
but remember
that training
sessions
should be
short,
otherwise your
pet will
become tired
and bored
easily. Don't
forget to
reward your
four-feet
friend. The
easiest way is
to train your
pet before the
meal. In this
case, he will
associate a
meal with the
reward. We
wish you good
luck in
training your
lovely Great
Dane.
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