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  There are several methods for training your dog, and it is important to choose one that works for you and your family in order to have the most devoted and well-behaved companion possible. All effective dog training methods stress the link between the dog and the owner, and the foundation of a good training program is winning the dog's respect. It is good that dogs are genetically designed to submit to a leader; this helps them to obey directions and facilitates training. Over time, both leash/collar dog training and reward-based dog training have been demonstrated to be successful techniques of dog training. The most efficient training approach is determined by the dog's breed and temperament. Each dog has a distinct personality, which is enhanced by years of careful breeding. Individual dogs' personalities may vary greatly, even within the same breed. It is your responsibility as the owner to select which technique of training would work best for your dog, thus it is cr

  Teaching the dog to come when called An essential and possibly life-saving component of every effective dog training program is teaching a dog to come when called. The sooner a dog learns this lesson, the better. All properly trained canines must learn to react immediately to the owner's voice. It goes without saying that educating a dog to come when called has benefits. To begin with, responding to your call will assist you in regaining control of the dog if its collar, leash, or other similar equipment breaks. When you are out and about with your dog, especially in a busy place, this is very crucial. Even in the absence of a collar and leash and in the face of a multitude of other distractions, it is crucial that the dog recognizes your voice and come back to your side. Every working dog has to be able to come when called. Whether the dog is employed to protect animals, herd lambs, or sniff out explosives and narcotics at the airport, it must always be completely under control,