You may always get annoyed by your dog\u2019s harsh greetings to visitors. However, don\u2019t entirely blame your dog. You probably haven\u2019t trained them on how to give visitors a calm reception. The following three ways can go a long way in training your dog to
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The buck stops with you. If you allow your dog to be aggressive such as jumping or barking when you arrive home, then you can expect similar behaviour when visitors come around. A good starting point is whenever you come home, encourage it to be calm near the door. Don\u2019t forget to do this every single day. You could also go in and out of the home several times to condition this behaviour. This way, your dog learns to stay calm whenever you come home.<\/p>\n
After the dog learns the expected behaviour, you could invite a visitor. Remember your ultimate goal is to encourage the dog to greet visitors politely. Therefore, with their assistance, you could have them knock on the door. Meanwhile, don\u2019t rush to open the door. Instead, make sure the dog is in a relaxed position. When you finally open the door, teach it to sit in the same place, and not rush to jump or bark at the guest. This is a process that would have to be repeated frequently and with different people. Gradually over time, the protection dog will get used to greeting visitors politely while showing no aggressive behaviour towards them.<\/p>\n
However, some dogs, despite your persistent and patient efforts, still resist these do-it-yourself methods. Perhaps, it may be a more serious underlying issue like they are suffering from some compulsive behaviour issues. Don\u2019t worry if your dog belongs to this category. Contacting a residential dog training service provider will solve this issue. Why? Because with the help of a professional, expert training will be given to refining the dog\u2019s behaviour.<\/p>\n
So your dog doesn\u2019t have to embarrass you anymore in front of guests.<\/p>\n<\/body><\/html>","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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