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puppy training stay

How to train a puppy to stay?

So I try to train puppies to be my sisters, because if they had a year ago, chihuahua, the dog would always walk outside the door when people come and sad because of this problem he ran away. I need some tips on how to keep the puppy when people comes on the train. when I trained him to stay down I do it, and I lay open the door but he will always bolt for the door. and how can I train him not to kid's Pee fingers or in the interior of the house, high five, etc. All these simple tricks would be nice bite to read. Thanks (:

Step 1 Choose gesture for a hand with the command "stay". Puppies learn best when you combine words and gestures of the hand so that the choice of a unique gesture training will go faster. Step 2 Ask your puppy to sit. Say "live" and get the hand movement you have chosen. Step 3 Make one step away from her, keep your hand in the "residence" gesture. After a second or two, step toward rewarding your puppy and for a stay in the sitting position. Step 4 Repeat this part of the training several times in your first practice, always provided a reward if your puppy does not get up to follow you. Step 5, the increase in the amount of time you sit your puppy and the distance between you and your dog, always a to and reward your puppy to stay. Increase The time and distance gradually, by only one foot and one or two seconds at each training session. As you increase the time you hold the "stay" Gesture with his hand, if you give the verbal command. Step 6 Go back to a shorter residence time and a shorter distance if your puppy comes to you when you increase the distance and time. Step 7 Work on the "Stay" command, your puppy to sit up for one to two minutes. For a young dog, it's a long time. As you Puppy matures, but it should be possible to gradually increase the time to fifteen minutes. Your puppy should master "Stay" command in not more than a week, although most active puppy can take longer to master it.

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