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Training Your Dog Employing A Petsafe Electric Dog Wall - Week 1

It's very important to have as little disruption as you are able to during your pets' training classes.

During the training process it is VERY IMPORTANT that you may not allow your dog elope lead in the yard with or without wearing the dog fence collar. If you do, he will be confused by it and you may need to re-start the whole electronic dog fence education process. It would be far better keep him on a lead during the first week. But, never walk your furry friend over the boundary line on a leash. He may be confused by this initially. Sooner or later, you'll be able to take him with you within the border on a lead - this is called "Doorway Training" and we will discuss this later. However for now, if he needs to leave the garden, place him in the car, or bring him more than to the other side of the signal field. Don't forget to GET RID OF HIS ELECTRIC DOG FENCE COLLAR before taking him from the garden by either of those two options, or he will get fixed as he leaves.

Allowing your pet to invisible fence familiar with the collar probes on his neck remove the collar after every training session during the first week. From then on, take away the puppy fence collar each night for another three days. Sooner or later he will manage to wear the puppy fence collar all the time, nonetheless it may take some time for him to produce a to the probes on the radio. Clean the probes and the dogs throat eve

ry night for the first 30 days. 

The training flags are there for just two reasons. First, to offer your dog a visual border and subsequently that will help you with the training process. The flags should be mounted about 12" to your property area on the dog fence line in the floor. Most of the banners may remain in the property for around 1 month.

Remember the PetSafe electrical dog barrier training ought to be fun, and not demanding at all. It's vitally important that everyone follows exactly the same process, if other members of the family are assisti

ng in the training sessions. Make each program short and positive (5 to10 minutes max). Many dogs have excessively short attention spans and education can be quite tedious for them, so do not get discouraged if he doesn't "get it" in the beginning -
 they will in the course of time understand. 

Days 1 to 3 Place a leash on your pet using a flat collar or perhaps a slip collar, Never place the leash right on the receiver collar. Just before putting the dog fence collar on your own dog, turn the dog fence collar to the cheapest power setting. Your pet has to first be shown how exactly to respond to the flags. Go with your pet within the containment section of the praise and garden and play with him.

Today, proceed towards it flags. Give a rapid horizontal or downward "jerk and release" correction on the leash, as your dog head moves the banners. Bring your pet back about 10 feet to the containment area and praise him. The "jerk and release" could be the only negative reinforcement your dog needs. There is number mental correction needed. The PetSafe dog collar is likely to be giving your dog a tone before the very light modification he's getting at the banners. You should target the improvements to your animals' personality, character, size and type.

Minutes should be only lasted about 5 to 10 by each training session. Enter the containment area at various places and focus on areas that the family usually could leave the garden ( ie: entrance, sidewalk or path your puppy uses now to leave). Soon you ought to see your pet change to avoid the banners. This implies that he's learning. Make sure you play along with your dog in the containment area to exhibit him time spent in the garden is really a pleasant experience. Your dog will be prevented by this from getting shy or afraid going into the yard.

Recall, keep him on a lead in this first week, to even go outside to the toilet. Some dogs can "pick up" the training faster than the others. Before proceeding to Phase 2, make sure that your dog is very happy to work and play in the yard, broadly speaking avoiding the banners. If maybe not, spend a supplementary day or two flag education. Training is simply following the foundations - you can't go to Phase 2 without first completing the banner educa

tion.

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