Did you know that most dogs that seem uncontrollable are so because of the way you behave around them? When you tell your dog to sit or come, does he or she? If the answer is no, your dog may be out of control. The main reason dogs behave this way is that we don’t follow the commands we give our dogs. By not following, the dog gets the impression that he doesn’t need to listen to us and he can do whatever he wants.

Now you may be wondering, what can I do to regain control of my dog? Well, the first thing is to ask yourself, do I give in to my dog ​​sometimes whining? Do I let him get away with not listening when I give him an order? Do I let him take care of the furniture? Do I let him run the house? If you answer yes to any of these questions, you need to show your dog that you are the one in control, NOT HIM!

To do this, you need to start by getting your dog to stay off your furniture or at least the furniture you use. (If you have an old chair or something you don’t use and you don’t mind your dog being on it, redistribute it to just that piece of furniture.) The next thing is not to give in to him when he drinks a little. Have him lie down in his designated area when he starts to bother you. Next, don’t let them get away with ignoring a command. When you give an order just give it once. If your dog ignores you, go find him and make him do it. Remember that you are the boss, not your dog.