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How to Make a Dog Sit

Making a dog sit is the utmost important command in dog training. Control over your pet increases communication and bond.

Follow this simple step by step guide and your dog will be sitting in no time.

  1. When your dog makes eye contact give him a little treat. This makes him aware you have food.
  2. To make your dog sit, lift the food up from his nose
  3. If the dog sits, instantly reward him
  4. If s/he is confused, lift the treat up again, and squeeze their hind
  5. Reward instantly when the dog sits
  6. Repeat until firm
  7. When your dog is comfortable with this, say strongly, SIT, and make the hand motion
  8. Eventually phase out the hand so your dog responds to voice command

Tips:

Use small titbits, as to a dog a big treat is the same, little ones often is like money in the bank.

Practise for about 5-10minutes DAILY.

If the dog is getting bored, finish your training session.

Warning:

Your dog may bite your fingers so be careful.

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Comments (1)
#1 by colin, Jan 22, 2008
WOW this is extremely informative thank you so much! i\'ll be looking forward to more of your dog training articles in the future :)
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