7/27/2023 0 Comments Dog time out![]() Once at this point, start to vary the length of time that you're out. Next, go out and shut the door behind you before staying outside for longer periods of time. Progress the training and start leaving the room before returning. We want them to remain relaxed throughout and not concerned by what you're doing. If your dog reacts or moves, don't reward them and never punish them - instead go back to the previous stage. The distance and length of time that you increase will depend on your dog. Step 3Ĭontinue this routine, moving progressively further away and for longer periods of time. Do ensure your return isn't too exciting otherwise you may cause your dog to become excited in expectation of you coming back. Step 2Īsk your dog to stay, while you move away. ![]() Reward your dog for remaining quietly in their bed. Step 1īegin by encouraging your dog to go to their bed and stay there for a short while with you present. Taking your time can produce better and more enduring results for your dog's learning. Progress at a speed that suits your dog's reaction - and never extend this to the point that it becomes distressing for your dog. Associate the experience with something pleasant (for example, treats and toys). ![]() ![]() Preventing separation-related behaviourįollow the simple steps below and gradually increase the time you leave your dog alone. Read on to discover how to prepare your dog and teach them that it's ok to be left alone. So if you've recently welcomed a dog or puppy into your family it's really important to show them that being left at home is nothing to worry about. Learning to be left alone is an important part of your dog's training and will help prevent your dog from ever becoming anxious when they're left by themselves. ![]()
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