Two Simple Dog Training Tips

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I just want to go over a couple of dog training tips that many people forget about, but it should be really important to you, and of course your dog.

The first one is you could never have too much ID for your dog. At the beginning of your dogtraining, lets face it, your dog is going to have his moments.

Something is going to grab his attention, and while your looking the other way, he'll take off onyou. He might have seen a squirrel he wanted to chase after or something else that caught his eye, It doesn'tmatter. The point is you have to be prepared for that.

Make sure that your dog has his tags. The information should be updated and have the dog's name,your name, your address, and your phone number.

You want to make sure if the dog ever gets away from you, you know that the person who found himcan get a hold of you in some way. You could even take it a step further, and have a tiny chip (the size of a grainof rice) inserted into the dog, as a form of radar, so when the dog gets lost, you have some way of knowing wherehe is.

As a matter of fact, I just saw on the news the other day about a person who was able to locate hisdog on the freeway, because of the chip.

Second tip is that whenever you are in the dog training process, you should ALWAYS have a leash onthe dog whenever you go outside. It allows you to always be in control of the situation, but more importantly, itbecomes a symbol for the dog.

After awhile, you may not even need the collar. Your dog should be able to know that just goingoutside means he has to walk beside you, and you shouldn't even have to pull on the leash, because he'll be rightnext to you.