Why Do We Need Protection Dog Training? Fonddogs.com

by Md Mehedi Hasan FREELANCER

While it is true that there are several reasons for a dog owner to train his or her dog, protection dog training is often overlooked. In this article, we will go over some of the basics of protection dog training and how it can benefit you and your dog.

As mentioned above, protection is the primary reason for training your dog. That said, protection dog training is not just about trying to protect you or your family from danger. With proper training, you will be able to help your dog make you happy.

This can come in the form of calming your dog down. Some dogs are “bad dogs” that can only create bad situations for people. By training your dog to be calm and well behaved around humans, you can enjoy having a dog that is protective and loyal.

Another benefit of protection dog training is to teach your dog to respect people. It is a natural instinct for a dog to guard their owner. So by teaching your dog to respect people, you will both be happier and your dog will respect you.

Dog obedience training can also help you and your dog. You can tell your dog to stay off your bed, not to climb into your lap, or be ready to give you some sort of command when you come home late. Not only will you be happier but your dog will feel better as well.

When it comes to basic dog training commands, dogs usually do them in order, not from what they are told. Using an example and training your dog with your voice will help them understand what you mean. So instead of telling your dog to sit, take your hands and stand beside him and say, “Sit,” and then wait for him to do it.

There are some dogs that have a hard time doing something in sequence. You may need to start training them to make them understand this is how they must behave and get the basics of dog training out of the way.

Remember, not all protection dog training means protecting yourself and your family. Some owners are interested in their dog training for more reasons.