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Dog Training by Mario Bonano
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Pets
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If you own your dog, you already know that training can be an ongoing process. You should spend time each day teaching your puppy a new skill or honing standing on old ones. Using a lanyard can make this daily practice session both simpler and more organized. Basic exercising often involves carrying a variety of items with you. For those who have decided to use that clicker training system, you will be obviously going to require a clicker and perhaps some sort of back-up. You also know part of clicker training is providing the animal with an incentive. Most people choose to make use of food rewards for their own dogs. Since food rewards should be kept small, they can potentially be placed into some sort of lanyard pouch. Off leash exercising normally requires that you start by having a dog on a drag line. The line is attached to the dog's collar, which then drags with him everywhere he goes. You want to make certain that the rope is lightweight, and that it is a least ten feet longer. More advanced off-leash exercising or training at an extreme distance is frequently done using whistles. Both items can be carried in a lanyard body. If people and your dog get excited about any kind of activities, you can use the lanyard pouch to hold everything from paper in addition to a pen to various electronic devices. You can use the paper to produce notes about the dog's advancement, and you can also keep track of times and distances. The best thing about the lanyard is that is can be equipped with more than one attachment. You can carry a pouch and have a whistle on a retractable reel. If you will be using an electronic device of some sort, you may want to transport spare batteries. There is nothing worse than getting out to the practice area just to discover that the extra batteries will be in the car or still at home. Many owners like to use lanyards when they are housebreaking their puppy. The lanyard makes a convenient place to store clean-up bags, disposable gloves and sanitary wipes. Housebreaking often means you will be racing out the entry. To ensure that you have all your gear useful, keep the lanyard either beside the door or with that dog's leash. Training your dog is a time that should be fun for both, you and the dog. You can take most of the hassle out of training when it is prepared. Buy some lanyards and stock them with your training supplies. Find out more information about Dog Training Techniques, Visti Puppy Training
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