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Teaching your Dog to “Stay”
STEP 1: Be sure your dog understands a release command, such as "free" or "okay," before teaching this command.
STEP 2: Have your dog sit or lie down in front of you.
STEP 3: Place your hand, palm open, in front of his nose and give the command "Stay."
STEP 4: Say "Good" at the exact moment your dog exhibits the behavior you want.
STEP 5: Give the release command immediately after (within 1 to 2 seconds), followed by treats and unlimited praise.
STEP 6: Reward your pet even if he only "stayed" for 1 second; and always offer rewards for even slight indications of understanding.
STEP 7: Lengthen the amount of time your pet remains in the stay position very gradually, and slowly move farther away.
STEP 8: Remember to give the release command after every successful "stay" as you increase the length of time your dog must remain in the position.
STEP 9: Avoid going into another room until he fully understands the command.
STEP 10: Train in 5-minute sessions.
STEP 2: Have your dog sit or lie down in front of you.
STEP 3: Place your hand, palm open, in front of his nose and give the command "Stay."
STEP 4: Say "Good" at the exact moment your dog exhibits the behavior you want.
STEP 5: Give the release command immediately after (within 1 to 2 seconds), followed by treats and unlimited praise.
STEP 6: Reward your pet even if he only "stayed" for 1 second; and always offer rewards for even slight indications of understanding.
STEP 7: Lengthen the amount of time your pet remains in the stay position very gradually, and slowly move farther away.
STEP 8: Remember to give the release command after every successful "stay" as you increase the length of time your dog must remain in the position.
STEP 9: Avoid going into another room until he fully understands the command.
STEP 10: Train in 5-minute sessions.
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