How to train your watchdog? Step by step

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Protect your home and your family - and provide them with a loving friend - by giving them the gift of a watchdog.

Step 1: Choose the right race

Choose the right breed of dog. German shepherds and Doberman Pinschers make the best guard dogs due to their protective nature. However, even gentle dogs can be good guard dogs with proper training.

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Remember that guard dogs are a form of security, like an alarm, but they are not attack dogs.

Step 2: Socialize Your Dog

Mingle your dog bets to start watchdog training. Socialization is the process of getting the dog used to loud noises, such as traffic and thunderstorms, and make it recognize family and friends. In this way, the dog will be able to discern between normal and threatening scenarios.

Step 3: Begin Basic Obedience Training

Give your dog basic obedience training. Go to class and teach your dog to follow basic rules of obedience establish you as the leader.

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Start your dog's training early on. This gives the dog a better chance of learning new things from developing bad habits.

Step 4: Practice positive reinforcement

Practice positive reinforcement. Reward your dog with goodies for good behavior and disregard them completely when they misbehave.

Step 5: Identify property boundaries

Identify your dog's property limits during watchdog training. Train your dog to recognize your property as your territory. Use positive reinforcement to drive this point.

Step 6: Bark control

Control your dog's bark. Using positive reinforcement, train your dog to lat when someone enters your property and stop thirling when receiving a specific command.

Step 7: Be Consistent

Be consistent. The most important thing to remember when training your dog is to be consistent with your commands and the way you say it. This will help your dog understand you better, and improve the results of your watchdog training.

Did you know that?
Dogs have been man's best friends for about 15,000 years, when grey Wolves of Eurasia were domesticated.