Train basic commands that teach your dog to love you

Teaching your dog to respond to basic commands such as "sitting" and "lying" is very simple, easy and quick to give results. When training, make sure you have good food to reward it. The food must be broken into small pieces, and used words as accents or a clicker to mark a desired behavior of the dog when it happens. That's how you communicate with your dog to tell him that he has done a good job and is worth a reward. Here's how to train your dog so he can respond to some basic commands

Teach dogs to sit while standing

Keep a piece of food in front of the dog's nose, out of its reach. Take the piece of food to the top of the dog's head, reflexively it will look up dumbfounded and when the hind legs sit down, quickly shouted the command "Sit" and reward it with food. If the dog jumps, not sits, keep the food higher. If the dog goes back, teach it with a wall behind.

Teach your dog to sit while lying down

Start with the uncle lying. Hold the piece of food in front of the dog's nose, bring it closer to its nose and move the food up high. When the dog follows the food and sits up, quickly shout "sit" and reward it with food

Teach your dog to lie down while sitting

Start with the dog sitting in front of you. Hold the piece of food close to the dog's face then move low to the floor. The dog will follow and lie down. At this time, shout "Lie" and reward it. If your dog stands up instead of lying down, try again.

Teach your dog to lie down while standing

Place your hand between the shoulder blades and the buttocks, gently push the dog down. When the dog lies down, lie and reward the dog. Do 10-15 times to let the dog get used to it then let the dog rest

Teach dogs a "standing" command

Start with the dog sitting in front of you. Bring the piece of food to your nose and bring it up. When the dog follows a piece of food and gets up, quickly shout "Stand" and enjoy the food.