Here is just a basic outline of what you should expect to do when you are trying to teach obedience for dogs.

Here is just a basic outline of what you should expect to do when you are trying to teach obedience for dogs.

First, it is important that your obedience training sessions be short. Your dog will be bored and you'll be bored if you try to make the sessions too long, and not much will be accomplished.

Making the training part of your routine will keep the training meaningful to your dog. As you're moving around your home and your puppy is following along, make sure they have something to do, as well.

Walking from your bedroom to the bathroom, keep your dog on his toes (not literally of course). While walking, tell him to "sit".

While you are making your coffee in the morning, tell him to "heal". make it a daily routine. Offering a reward is also essential in the proper training of a dog, as it speeds up the learning process.

You will want to create situations in which your dog will have the opportunity to behave properly and win a reward. Praise is also a form of reward so you should lavish it on your dog whenever he behaves correctly.

Don't ignore your dog when he behaves the way you want him to. Let him know when he's a good dog, just as you let him know when he's been a bad dog.

Good behavior deserves just as much attention as bad behavior. Use the carrot and the stick equally and you will have better results training your dog.

It is a mistake to repeat the same negative commands to your dog, if he won't listen the last time any more than he did the first. He will just think you are barking at him and he might just bark back, but he won't obey.

It is important to praise your dog for good behavior as well as try to correct him of the bad behavior. If you catch your dog in the act of committing a bad behavior then reprimand him immediately. If he obeys, you can reward him.

If he does not obey, it may be best to just ignore him, as the time to strike has passed.