How To Train A Puppy That Lives Outside And Doesn'T Want To Be A Dog: The Hardest Puppy To Train Is The Puppy That Lives Outside

The hardest dog to train is the dog that lives outside. It is possible to train dogs that live outside, but it takes a strong commitment. If you must leave your dog outside, and you want to own a dog, your best bet is to get two dogs to be sure both have the companionship they need. :max_bytes(150000):strip_icc()/Doglickingyoungboy-5c327ca74cedfd00017389fd. jpg) The first component of a solid relationship is love. Spend as much time with your dog as possible, bearing in mind these important tips.

Dogs tend to form dog-to-dog bonds quicker and easier with other dogs than with humans. The best way to help your dog trust you is to learn how a friendly adult dog would communicate with it. Since it does not understand human language and may misbehave, it is up to you to learn its body language. Learning to recognize its signs of stress can build trust between you and your dog. The more you use these tools now, the less you need them a year from now. You may also think of taking training classes together. . . .