Would you like to know how to write a dog training plan?
Here are three easy steps to create a dog training plan. Not creating a dog training plan is a BIG mistake!
Winging dog training without a dog training plan is unprofessional and will waste lots of your precious time.
One minute of training with a written dog training plan in your pocket is the equivalent of one hour of training without a written plan. Your training sessions will become way, way, way more effective. Instead of needing weeks to train a behaviour, I only needed hours or days.
However, designing a training plan can be a daunting task for beginners, and professionals if they don’t have a system.
I used to think I didn’t need a dog training plan.
Though, I always subconsciously knew that I did!
Once I started creating dog training plans, training took less time and was more fun because I had a really clear vision of what I wanted to accomplish from the training sessions. This took all the dreaded doubt out of my head and replaced it with clarity.
Now, I always have a dog training plan when I begin a formal session with a dog. It’s always written. This takes the pressure off my brain. The more calm the brain is, the more powerful it becomes.
Here Are The 3 Easy Steps To Create A Dog Training Plan Using The Dog Training Planner
Easy Step 1
Open The Dog Training Planner
With 101 dog training tips within the Dog Training Planner, you’ll be able to effortlessly create a dog training plan in less than 5 minutes.
Dog Training Planner Features
The Dog Training Planner includes the following columns:
- Category (e.g. C is for “Commands”)
- Step-by-step action plan
- Start date (for the training session)
- End date (for the training session)
- Resource (link to a video tutorial)
- Notes (to put your own notes)
Proven behavioural training methods
The Dog Training Planner has 101 proven behavioural training methods that can help you address your particular furry friend’s less endearing habits including:
- Aggression towards People or other Dogs…
- Begging for Food…
- Biting and Nipping…
- Bolting out the Front Door…
- Chewing…
- Digging…
- Excessive Barking…
- Fear of Objects, People or Animals…
- Jumping Up…
- Ignoring Simple Commands like “sit” or “stay”…
- Mounts other dogs or people…
- Peeing and Pooping in the House…
- Suffering from Separation Anxiety…
- Tugging on the Lead (or Leash if you’re American)…
- Whining…
- Won’t come when called…
Easy Step 2
Copy & Paste
All you need to do is copy and paste one of the dog training tactics from the Dog Training Planner into the Dog Training Plan template.
Easy Step 3
Print & Train
You can then either save the Dog Training Plan on your computer, smartphone or tablet and view and edit it from there, or you can print it.
Before you go, read on to discover the secret sauce to dog training success...
Loving Leadership
Have a philosophy of loving leadership when training your dog.
As a loving leader, you should be constantly working on the communication pathways with your dog. At the bare minimum, your dog should also have some basic commands such as the lie-down command, sit command, and stay command.
When your dog knows a few basic dog obedience commands he or she will feel loved because they know what you want and have no anxiety or fear about what they should be doing and when.
Once your dog has a few commands under his or her belt (I mean, collar), practice behaviour dog training, command dog training and tricks dog training regularly to ensure your dog is physically and mentally healthy. As you are probably acutely aware, untrained dogs have a way of taking over the control of a home if not taught otherwise (which can be a nightmare). A trained dog, however, will bring years of doggie love to your household.
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