Dog Trainer Test 1

Which side should your dog be walking on?

In front of me directly

Always use the left side

Right for contests and left for normal walking

Correct! Wrong!

How does leash training work?

A leash and a collar

Treats, a collar, and a leash

A collar that fits properly, a leash, some snacks, and a clicker

Correct! Wrong!

To encourage your dog to utilize the crate, how can you make an incentive?

Simply place three toys inside while leaving the door open. pets adore toys

Place a toy inside, leave the door open, interact with the dog, then put a treat inside the crate before closing the door. Next repeat

Place him in the cage, shut the door, and reward him every hour

Correct! Wrong!

What happens if your dog already strolls along without dragging or dancing?

I'm done, I have nothing else to do!

Occasionally commend and mark.

Shout at him.

Correct! Wrong!

What happens if "mark and reward" is ineffective straight away?

Employ an expert

When he pulls, I have to stop dead in my tracks and give him praise

Give up; he's still adorable

Correct! Wrong!

What happens if he leaves your side?

Treats will entice him.

Shorten the leash, but avoid dragging him.

Bring a favorite toy along for the stroll.

Correct! Wrong!

How should potty training be handled?

Letting the dog out during the day so he gets access all the time

Setting up newspaper

Removing the dog from the crate and taking him right away to his designated bathroom

Correct! Wrong!

Why do dogs get trained in crates?

To provide them with a private space or safe haven

To handle potty training more quickly and to provide the dog with a particular retreat

To prevent them from harming other animals, particularly cats

Correct! Wrong!

What should you do first when crate training a dog?

Obtain a playpen

Start by placing a tidy crate in the dog's preferred room that is just big enough for him to fit inside

Purchase a collar and a leash

Correct! Wrong!

How should I start leash training my dog?

Just keep him on a leash while he eats.

Tell him no firmly when he starts pulling.

When the dog behaves appropriately and the leash is relaxed, pay attention, mark, and reward the behavior.

Correct! Wrong!

Can elderly dogs be trained to walk on leash?

Yes! only for shorter sessions

Yes, and there's no reason to cut the session short at all!

Old dogs cannot be trained, sorry

Correct! Wrong!

Dog Trainer Test 1

Which side should your dog be walking on?

How does leash training work?

To encourage your dog to utilize the crate, how can you make an incentive?

What happens if your dog already strolls along without dragging or dancing?

What happens if "mark and reward" is ineffective straight away?

What happens if he leaves your side?

How should potty training be handled?

Why do dogs get trained in crates?

What should you do first when crate training a dog?

How should I start leash training my dog?

Can elderly dogs be trained to walk on leash?

Dog Trainer Test 5

Dog Trainer Test 2

Dog Trainer Test 6

Dog Trainer Test 3

Dog Trainer Test 4

Which side should your dog be walking on?

How does leash training work?

To encourage your dog to utilize the crate, how can you make an incentive?

What happens if your dog already strolls along without dragging or dancing?

What happens if "mark and reward" is ineffective straight away?

What happens if he leaves your side?

How should potty training be handled?

Why do dogs get trained in crates?

What should you do first when crate training a dog?

How should I start leash training my dog?

Can elderly dogs be trained to walk on leash?

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