What is an obedient dog?
An obedient dog has basic manners.
He or she—
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Comes when called while indoors or outside.
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Walks on a leash without pulling.
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Does not soil in the house.
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Greets guests calmly and without jumping on them or pawing them.
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Plays retrieving or tugging games without hurting humans.
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Can move near other dogs and animals without becoming agitated.
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Waits to walk through a doorway until signaled.
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Waits for a signal before eating his food.
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Sits or stands still to have her leash put on.
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Rides quietly in the car.
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An obedient dog:
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Has a valued place in the family. Because the dog behaves well he can be included in most of the family life. This makes owner and dog much happier.
The dog is source of pleasure, an enhancement to life. The owner can focus on the many wonderful things about the dog rather than problem behaviors.
Training provides the best opportunity for dog and owner to enjoy each other.
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