Brain Training For Dogs
Brain Training for Dogs, a new course, uses the stimulation of the mind and dog training to unleash the inherent intelligence of your dog. This will cause problematic behaviors to fade away and be replaced with more desirable ones.
Adrienne Farricelli is a CPDT KA dog trainer with extensive experience in canine behaviour modification. She is the creator of Brain Training for Dogs, and the author of several dog training books.
Exercise
Exercise is essential to dogs’ mental health and wellbeing. It keeps them healthy and fit. It can lower the risk of heart disease, hip dysplasia or obesity-related diseases such as cancer or diabetes.
It also keeps them happy and engaged with you. Exercise together can strengthen your relationship and encourages socialization.
If a dog is not mentally stimulated their brain may get cluttered over time. They may start chewing on objects or scratch furniture.
Training can help avoid these issues, as well as improve your dog’s interaction with other dogs and people. In some cases it may even save your pet’s life!
Additionally, exercise can delay the onset of memory loss and dementia. It helps form new brain connections and also protects existing nerve cells from deterioration.
Play the Game
If you are looking for a way to provide your dog with mental stimulation, games are a great way to go. These games can also be a great way to get your dog exercising if they’re not as active as they once were or dogs recovering from an injury or surgery.
A few brain games for dogs are simple to prepare, and all can be played in small spaces such as the garden or a house. For example, hide pieces of your dog’s most loved treat in the areas around the house (or outside when it’s warm enough) and let them hunt for it.
These brain games are entertaining and can be played for only one or two minutes every time. They can also aid your dog to remain focused and sharp as you train them. This helps them to learn faster and remain mentally sharp. They also can improve their ability to concentrate on their commands and can enhance their bond with you.
Treats
Treats are a great way to train your dog. This is a great way to reinforce their learning and stimulate their brains. Be careful to not overdo it.
When training, it is crucial to be consistent in your instructions. Only give them rewards when they follow the instructions properly. This will ensure that you don’t send mixed signals and confuse your dog.
Some of the most sought-after brain training options for dogs include games, puzzles and mental exercises. They’re great for keeping your dog’s brain active while giving them a chance to build their confidence.
One of the most adorable dog brain games involves hiding treats in different containers or cups. The dog has to guess which container they’re supposed to be under and, if they’re right you can reward them with an edible treat.
Socialization
As a dog owner, it is your responsibility to ensure that your dog is secure and well-adjusted. They should also be able to deal with any new situation. Socialization plays an important role in this process.
In the beginning of their life, puppies should be exposed to various types of animals, people and different environments. If they don’t get exposure to these types of things they may become anxious and scared.
Some might even develop negative behaviors, for example aggression or phobias.
Socialization can ease these issues and make life easier for your dog.
If your puppy is constantly yelling at other dogs, the act of letting them play with them for a long period of time will teach them to stop biting.
Socializing your dog with other dogs, people, and in different settings will aid in reducing anxiety about separation or temper tantrums, when you go to work. It is important to start small, and then work your way towards greater challenges as you go along.