When training your dog what is the number one rule you go by above all others?
Madeline Altevogt
Consistency it my number one rule. If you’re not consistent then there is no way for your dog to know what’s expected of them.
Melanie Dawes
Couldn't agree more with consistency! If you have a routine and stick to your rules, your dog will know its boundaries and find it easier to stay consistent itself!
Joseph Solano
Personally, consistency is my number one rule when training my dogs. Consistency in your expectations, commands, rewards, and consequences helps your dog understand what is expected of them. It establishes clear boundaries and prevents confusion. By consistently reinforcing desired behaviors and discouraging unwanted behaviors, you create a structured and predictable environment for your dog to learn and thrive.
Madeline Altevogt
Consistency it my number one rule. If you’re not consistent then there is no way for your dog to know what’s expected of them.
Melanie Dawes
Couldn't agree more with consistency! If you have a routine and stick to your rules, your dog will know its boundaries and find it easier to stay consistent itself!
Joseph Solano
Personally, consistency is my number one rule when training my dogs. Consistency in your expectations, commands, rewards, and consequences helps your dog understand what is expected of them. It establishes clear boundaries and prevents confusion. By consistently reinforcing desired behaviors and discouraging unwanted behaviors, you create a structured and predictable environment for your dog to learn and thrive.