How to Teach Your Language to a Dog? 5 Simple Tips

When you bring a new dog into your family, teach him his name first. If your puppy doesn't know when to look at you, it will be difficult for you to teach him any tasks. Whenever your puppy looks away, say its name. If he looks at you, praise him and give him a treat. Do this consistently for the first few days after adopting your puppy, and he will understand his name very quickly. After that, give him a cute name. For example, if you name him Tommy, then behave with him in the following way.

Tommy, will you eat, Tommy let me give you a bath, Tommy give me a hand, Tommy sits, down, Tommy stand, up Tommy goes upstairs, Tommy goes to Priya, Tommy Priya calls: Have you ever asked your dog such questions? Must have done, but does the dog react in response to these things, obey all your said things, if not then it will obey. In this article I will not give information received from any researcher or trainer, I will only tell what I learned while teaching my language to Tommy.

We know that animals are speechless, they cannot speak our language, but they can definitely understand, They cannot answer your questions, but once you ask them, they can definitely obey, and that too without giving any signal. If you want to not have to give any signal and your dog understands what you say, then this article can prove to be very useful for you. If your dog is still young, this is the right time to teach him your language.

1. Food - If you want to make the dog remember the names of different types of food, then whenever you give him food, ask him - Tommy, will you drink milk, Wait for two minutes and then keep the cup of milk in front of him. Similarly, Tommy will eat bread, Tommy will eat chicken, Tommy will eat mutton, and so on. Remember, if you trick him, he will never learn your language. That is, when you give milk, keep a cup of milk in front of it every time, if it is called chicken then give it only chicken... While doing this, try that the dog is looking at you, because this animal can also read your facial expressions very well. Understand.

2. Bathing - Whenever you go to bathe the dog, tell him - Tommy, let's take a bath... repeat these words again and again and then pour water over him. By doing this again and again, he will understand that the word "bathing" means bathing. And a day will come when someone else will say the same words to him, he will start growling. This is not because your dog does not want to give someone else the right to bathe him, but because he is afraid of water.

3. Action - standing, sitting, getting up, going.... these are all actions, that generally all pet dogs know and understand, but most of the dogs do not listen to the words until you make a hand gesture. Do. But if you want him to speak through his mouth – Tommy sits down, and he sits down, then this habit has to be inculcated from childhood. You have talked to him since his childhood. If you said - Tommy sits, if he does not sit then force him to sit, stand…. If he is not standing then force him to stand, in the same way, tell him from childhood about the different rooms of the house, garden, terrace, etc. If you want to teach him the word drawing room, tell him Tommy go to the drawing room, of course, he won't go at first, so take him yourself. In the same way, repeatedly, your dog will understand the words drawing room, bedroom, hall, terrace, kitchen, garden, outside, inside, etc.

4. Go for a walk Dogs love to travel by car, bike, or scooter. They also insist on taking a spin, just like the children of the house. To teach him the word "walk" whenever you want to walk your dog somewhere, first ask him - Tommy will go for a walk. Then, when you get in your vehicle, you must say through your mouth - Tommy, let's go for a walk. Hearing these words of yours, again and again, he will start understanding. Then in the future whenever you or your family members say to him – Tommy will go for a walk, he will jump with joy.

5. Let's tie it up - Dogs never like to be tied up. If you want to make him agree to your words, then whenever you tie him with a chain, tell him again and again – let's tie it up….

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