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    Hi everyone, Joachim here!

     I just thought I should share why I think it's so important that you train your dog properly...

     

    Dogs are as we all know very social animals. They belong to a group of animals that's loyal
    to those they care about and in return they demand attention.


    But without proper training, they will behave like animals. Without proper training, you
    will get a wild animal, and without proper training your dog will mess up your house, break
    things, won't listen to you at all, bark excessively, fight other dogs and even worse; bite you
    or the ones you care about.


    This is all because it's in her nature. Every dog will
    behave like that without guidance (maybe not to the
    same degree, but more or less). So what obedience
    training does, is that it establishes a social hierarchy.


    A trained dog is way more confident than an
    untrained dog and she may be allowed a greater
    amount of freedom than an untrained dog. If you
    want to socialize your dog in a controlled
    environment, you should really consider dog
    training classes or puppy training classes if you have
    a puppy.


    There's a tiny bit of difference in dog training classes vs puppy training classes, and it
    speaks for itself. In most puppy training classes your puppy will improve its social skills
    and they are a great opportunity for you to start some basic obedience training as well. This
    is where you build the foundation which you use to build on later in your dogs life.


    So in puppy training classes, things aren't that advanced and it's like kindergarten for us
    humans.


    But if you want to get the very best out of your dog you should start doing some dog
    training. Through obedience training you will be able to build a lifelong bond between you
    and your dog, and the truth is that a trained dog is more enjoyable as a playmate, friend
    and companion.

     Hope this information is useful for you guys!:)

     Kindest,

    Joachim

    • Gold Top Dog

    Like I said on the other forum where you posted this- very nicely written, but you're preaching to the choir here.