
Border Collie “Taea” runs up a 10 foot ice wall
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Border Collie “Taea” runs up a 10 foot ice wall
Border Collie Training: The Stay CommandIntelligence isn’t a reason for border collies not to get appropriate border collie training. In fact, training this breed is a necessity so that it will be easier to control them should any untoward situation arises. One lesson you should teach your border collie is the stay command. Though some dog trainers believe that stay is not needed, it is still important that your furry friend knows how to respond to it to guarantee his safety even if he’s a few meters from you. Provided that he is reliably trained with the command, ordering him to “stay” can prevent him from running after a car, crossing a chaotic street, lunging at your guests and numerous other unwanted behaviors that can be unsafe for him and anyone around. Training your pet to stay can be simpler achieved when he’s reliably trained with the command sit or down. Put him in the position you want him to stay, be it sit or down. If he remains in the position for a few seconds, praise and reward him with a treat. It is okay if your pet moves away after the reward is given since the procedure has ended. Just like training other breed of dogs, border collie training is achieved by repetition. Repeat the process but this time around, increase the length of time prior to giving of praise and reward. If your dog moves away before the process is over, correct him with a “no”. Don’t give a reward. Once your pet understands how the behavior works, add the verbal command. Place him in the position you would like him to stay and say “stay” while holding your hand out, palm facing away. Praise and reward him if he stays for a couple of seconds. Gently increase the time of him staying in the position as well as the distance between you and your dog. Practicing the command anytime of the day is recommended. Dogs 101- Border Collie
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