My Pet Training - Guide

Teach obedience or commands training to your Dogs, Cats, Birds and more. It's important your pet learns the basics of obedience. A pet that will respond to your commands is more likely to keep out of harm's way. Having a well-behaved pet helps to keep him safe.

If you allow yours to walk off-leash, or he tends to bolt from the house when the door is opened, it's imperative that he comes back when called. Keeping your pet away from a speeding car or an aggressive animal could save his life. pets with good manners are also good neighbours. You don't want to allow yours to show unbridled enthusiasm to a child who's afraid of pets, or an elderly neighbour unsteady on her feet.

When should you begin training? For pets less than three months old, you should start right away with very light training. Start with potty training and household ground rules, like where he sleeps, where he should stay during your mealtimes, which rooms he is allowed in, if he is permitted on the couch, and so on.

This App basically made to teach new tricks (like - Sit, Fetch, High-five and more) to your pets. In this App, you'll get a bunch of methods for your pets (like - dogs, cats, birds, horses and more) total of 10 kinds of pets you can trend with this App. Share these methods with your friends or any pet owner easily with this App. Some methods are described below have a look.

Basic commands that every pet should learn:

Sit – Simply hold a treat toward the back of his head as you say, "Sit" with the pet's name. "Most pets automatically sit,". "If your pet doesn't, lightly touch his back as you issue the command. Then treat and praise."

Stay – Start with your pet in the sit position. Standing in front of him, show an open-palm hand command as you say, "Stay," and his name. Keep eye contact and leave him in the stay position for 30 seconds, then release him with the word, "Okay!" While you practice, have him stay for longer periods as you stand farther and farther away.

Come – Hook up a non-retractable leash at least six feet long to your pet in the "Sit" position. Pull gently as you say, "Come," and the pet's name in an excited, happy voice. When the pet comes and sits in front of you, shower him with praise and give him a treat.

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