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Seven DIY Dog Training Tips

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Avoid Closing The Door

Do not put treats in the crate and close the door behind your dog. Leave the door open the first few times your dog enters the crate willingly.

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Make A Pleasant Den

Crate training your dog not going well? Everyone's been there. Make its container a nice den to make it feel safer and more secure.

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Add Positive Interrupter Cues

Got a barking dog? If this is undesirable behavior, think of the amount of barks you like and apply a "thank you" cue to redirect your dog.

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Offer Distractions

Distractions can calm your dog during spotty weather. Healthy chews and treats, a new toy, or one of the best dog puzzle toys can keep them cognitively occupied.

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Background Noise

You might also mask the thunder with white noise or classical music.

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Create A Secure Area

If you live in a thunderstorm-prone location or have an anticipated storm, knowing how to calm your dog is handy.

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Adding Hand Signals

Dogs don't understand language like humans, despite our hopes. They tend to respond better to hand signals. Use signals instead of just speaking.

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