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Owner’s Responsibilities The Law can hold owners liable for their dog's actions—including biting. You can reduce the likelihood of your dog biting someone by observing these points: Socialize and train your dog. It is best to start while your dog is a puppy, however, most dogs can be socialized
Do not let your dog run loose. Provide a fenced run and leash your dog when you go for a walk. Avoid having young children walk dogs they cannot control;
When you meet children while out for a walk, be sure they approach your dog properly. This ensures their safety as well as protecting your dog, no one has to meet your dogs, if this is to happen let it be on your terms.
 
Teach children to observe the simple rules of safe and considerate behaviour around dogs. In particular, teasing, chasing and yelling should be discouraged. Your dog may tolerate it, but another may not;
 
Choose your dog carefully. Pups should be evaluated in light of the parent dog's behaviour. Select dogs that have been bred to be non-aggressive family dogs;
 
Do not leave babies or very young children alone with a dog;
Children should be taught to never hug a dog. Many dogs tolerate such behaviour but others don’t.
 
6 WEEK DOG TRAINING NOTES :
BE A LEADER TO YOUR DOG AT ALL TIMES & TEACH SELF CONTROL
DO NOT ALLOW FAMILY AND FRIENDS TO DICTATE HOW YOUR DOG SHOULD ACT
DOGS WILL EITHER BE SUBMISSIVE OR AGGRESSIVE. DEPENDING ON THE SITUATIONS
DOGS NEED ROUTINE IN THEIR LIVES, PLAN FOR SUCCESS & HAVE A SUCCESSFUL PLAN
BEGINNER TRAINING IS DONE ON LEASH AS THIS IS YOUR PHYSICAL CONECTION TO THE DOG,
OWNERSHIP AND TRAINING IS AN ADULT RESPONSIBILITY DO NOT HAND YOUR DOG OR LEASH TO JUST ANYONE, A DOG LEFT ALONE OUTSIDE IS A DOG WHO IS LEARNING ALONE
REMEMBER ITS NOT ABOUT LOVE ON THE DOGS PART ITS ABOUT LEADERSHIP, BE FIRM, FAIR, CONSISTANT & HAVE FUN WITH YOUR TRAINING & COMPANION
1.ATTENTION TRAINING--USE VARIOUS METHODS
TO GET THE DOGS ATTENTION
DO NOT FORGET LONG LINE TRAINING, keep distractions to a minimum and slowly add them when needed.
2. HEEL-- THE DOG IS AT YOUR LEFT SIDE, 6 TO 8 INCHES FROM YOUR LEFT LEG. THE DOGS RIGHT LEG IS IN LINE WITH YOUR LEFT. LEFT/RIGHT & ABOUT TURNS TEACHES YOUR DOG TO STAY AT YOUR SIDE…NOT THE OTHER WAY AROUND
3.SIT-- PRACTICE YOUR SITS ALL THE TIME, TEACH THE DOG TO SIT WHEN YOU STOP WALKING AND WHENEVER YOU COMMAND IT. Sit,  In and out of all doors including vehicles.
4. SIT/STAY-- DOG DOES NOT MOVE, IF THE DOG MOVES ONE LEG, CALMLY-FIRMLY-CORRECT THE SIT/STAY.
5.STAND--TEACHES THE DOG TO STAND ON COMMAND FOR GROOMING, EXAMINATIONS ETC.
6.RECALL--- TO COME TO YOU IMMEDIATELY NO HESITATION ON THE DOGS PART.
7.RETURN---- TO HEEL POSITION. DOG MOVES FROM A SIT POSITION IN FRONT OF HANDLER TO THE HEEL POSITION AND SITS.
8.DOWN--- DOG WILL LEARN TO LIE DOWN ON COMMAND AND NOT MOVE

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