Pet treats are of great importance. They can be a great
asset, when given at the right time. If you find it difficult that your pooch
is not following or listening you even after a treat, then there is something
wrong with your timing or reason. To help you practice the right time to give
it to your pet, here are some guidelines that can solve all of your confusion
and aid you in administering the treat easily with all positive results.
When To Give Treats To Your Dogs
Giving treats in between the meals is ideal. Remember never
include treats along with dog food. Try to find the liking and taste of your
pooch and select a treat that your dog will enjoy. It is also quite helpful when
you are training your dog. Also, your treat will not work as an encouraging
tool, if you are likely to give it right after the meals. Therefore, ensure to
give the treat only in between the meals and not immediately before or after
the meals.
One of the best techniques to give treat is to hold it into
your hand between the first two fingers and thumb. Then, let your dog sniff
through it to find that it is there. The golden role here is: first nose, then
mouth and ears! Starting with a dog's nose, is highly rewarding as you are
appealing to the most important part of her brain.
Furthermore, as your dog is sniffing and getting interested,
slowly lift the treat above nose height and move it gradually over her head and
slightly back towards her shoulders. The aim is to make your dog sit on the
butts, to lower the shoulders back and lift her head up.
Lift the treat slowly and easily so that your dog's nose
follows it in your hand. When your dog jumps at your hand, take it away. Second
time, have the treat hand closer to her head. The moment she begins to follow
the treat with her nose and eyes along with putting her butt to the floor, say
- "sit", calmly and slowly and give her the treat. Say softly as not
to disturb your pooch. Also remember, not to overexcite your furry pal as he
may lose the lesson in all the chaos.
Well, dog treats are to show the feeling of affection. Given
abruptly will not churn out to bring in the desired results. Treats need to be
given at the right time for the right reason. If you are not sticking to the
rules or consistent when you give a treat to your furry pal, you may just end
up confusing your pooch greatly. Ensure to give treat as a reward for a good
behavior or for showing affection after a good deed.
It's essential to treat your pet at the time and on the
right occasion as this will boost positive behavior in your furry pal.
Credit: Eugene Hix
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