Brain Training For Dogs
Brain Training for Dogs is a fresh course that uses mental stimulation and training to help unlock your dog’s natural intelligence. This will cause problematic behaviors to disappear and be replaced by more desirable ones.
Adrienne Farricelli is a CPDT KA dog trainer with years of knowledge of modifying behavior in dogs. She is also the creator of Brain Training for Dogs and author of several dog training books.
Exercise
Exercise is essential to the mental well-being and wellbeing of your dog. It helps keep their bodies healthy and fit and can lower the risk of hip dysplasia, heart disease or obesity-related diseases such as cancer, diabetes or diabetes.
It also keeps them happy and engaged with you. Exercise together strengthens your relationship and encourages socialization.
If a dog isn’t mentally challenged their brains can become cluttered over time. They might start chewing on objects, scratch furniture or bark in excess.
Training can help avoid these problems, and improve your dog’s interaction with other dogs and people. In some cases it can even save your dog’s life!
Mental exercise can also reduce the progression of memory loss and dementia. It helps to create new brain connections and protects nerve cells from deterioration.
Games
If you are looking for a simple method to provide your dog with mental stimulation games are the ideal way to go. They can also be beneficial for dogs that aren’t able to do as much physical exercise as they used to, or for dogs that are recovering from an injury or operation.
Some brain games for dogs are easy to prepare and can be done in small spaces such as a house or garden. For example, hide pieces of your dog’s favourite food in places around the house (or outside when it’s warm enough) and let them search for it.
These brain games are entertaining and can be played for just some minutes each time. They can also assist your dog remain sharp in their minds while you train them. This helps them to learn faster and remain sharp. This can aid in improving their ability to concentrate on their commands and build a stronger bond with their owner.
Treats
Treats are a great way to train your dog. This is a great way to reinforce obedience training, and also to stimulate their brains. Be careful to not overdo this.
In the course of training, it is essential to be consistent in your instructions. Only reward them when they follow the instructions in a correct manner. Doing this will avoid sending mixed signals, which can confuse your dog.
Puzzle toys, games and mental exercises are a few of the most requested choices for dogs that train their brains. They’re a great way to keep your dog mentally active as well as giving them a chance to increase their confidence.
One of the most adorable brain games for dogs is hiding treats in different containers or cups. The dog is required to guess which container they’re supposed to be under If they’re right, reward them with a treat.
Socialization
As a dog’s owner it is your responsibility to make sure that your pup has the confidence, adaptability and capability to deal with any situation. Socialization is a crucial factor in this process.
In their early years, puppies need to be exposed to different types of people and animals, as well as various environments. They can become anxious or fearful in the absence of exposure to these situations.
Some may even develop negative behavior, like aggression or phobias.
Socialization can help to alleviate these issues and make life easier for your dog.
For instance, if your puppy has rough mouthing with other dogs, giving them plenty of time to play with them will teach them bite inhibition.
Socializing your dog with other dogs, people and in different environments will aid in reducing the anxiety of separation, or temper tantrums, after you leave to work. It’s important to start small, and then work your way up to bigger problems over time.