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Adding Verbal Cues
When should you assign a word to the command and start saying it out loud? How should you start adding verbal cues? Before naming the command, teach your dog to perform it reliably. When practising the command by luring or hand signals, the dog performs correctly 80% of the time, e.g. rollover, only then name…
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Luring in Dog Training
Luring is a training method, often used in the Dogo app. Luring is presenting a piece of food in front of your dog’s nose and like with a magic wand luring, moving your dog into a wanted position or performing a motion. This technique can be used for a variety of purposes such as teaching…
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How Long Should Be a Training Session?
You are new to dog training and you want to start training your puppy. How long should be the training session? Puppies have a short attention span, so 5 minutes a few times a day are perfect. Always finish on a good note with the exercises your dog knows well and enjoys, so they will…
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How to draw a pug?
Pugs are undoubtedly one of the most adored dog breeds around the world. Their distinctive wrinkled face, charming personality, and expressive eyes make them an excellent subject for any artist. Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced artist, capturing the essence of a pug in your drawing can be a delightful and rewarding experience. In…
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How to draw a dog face?
Drawing a dog’s face can be a rewarding and enjoyable experience, especially if you’re a dog lover. Dogs are known for their expressive faces, and capturing that emotion on paper can be a fun and creative activity. Whether you’re an experienced artist or just starting out, this guide will help you learn the basics of…
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Do NOT Repeat the Verbal Cue
Repeating the verbal cue “sit, sit, SIT”, will decrease the reliability of the dog by up to 25%. It is important to note that dogs are not capable of understanding human language, they associate the sound of the word with the action they perform. Therefore, repeating the same word over and over again might confuse…
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