If your puppy doesn't listen to you, be patient and stand quietly, waiting for your puppy to look at you. As soon as he does, give him the "Yes!" and a treat.
OverviewIt's fairly simple to teach a puppy his name, even if he answered to something else before. All it takes is a handful of tasty treats and a few minutes of your time.Steps to name recognition
Veterinarian and animal behaviorist Dr. Ian Dunbar and his wife, dog trainer Kelly Dunbar, collaborate on DogStarDaily.com, OpenPaw.org, and DogTime, where they serve as contributing editors. They're dedicated to strengthening the bond between people and their dogs through training in order to keep dogs in their original homes and out of shelters. TroubleshootingGo back to Dog Training Center |
What to expectDo lots of quick repetitions, and your puppy will probably catch on to his new moniker within a few minutes. |
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