Questions tagged [training risks]
- Should I use my dog’s name when training it to snarl on command?
Category: Teaching Names
Using your dog’s name when training it to snarl on command is not recommended. While a dog’s name is a powerful tool for communication and bonding, associating it with aggressive behaviors like snarling can lead to confusion, unintended consequences, and potential risks. Below, I will explain wh...
What risks come with assuming housebroken dogs don’t need training?
Category: Awareness
Assuming that housebroken dogs do not need training is a common misconception that can lead to several risks and challenges. While housebreaking is a significant milestone in a dog's development, it is only one aspect of their overall behavior and training needs. Here are the risks and consideration...
What risks come from assuming obedient dogs don’t need training?
Category: Awareness
Assuming that obedient dogs do not need training is a common misconception that can lead to several risks and long-term issues. While an obedient dog may seem well-behaved, training is not just about teaching basic commands like sit, stay, or come. It is a continuous process that fosters mental stim...
What risks come with not training friendly dogs?
Category: Awareness
Not training friendly dogs, even if they are naturally well-behaved, can lead to a variety of risks and challenges. While a friendly disposition is a great starting point, it does not replace the need for proper training. Below is a detailed explanation of the risks, practical advice, and recommenda...