Are you one of the dog owners who is very burdened by the nasty attitude their dogs have? Dealing with “bad dog behavior” is what most dog owners would avoid and the situation that will turn dog lovers into dog haters. But listen to what I have to tell you before you roll up that newspaper and beat up your nasty pet again. If our dogs can speak our language, they’ll probably tell us what they need next from you to learn proper “dog way.”

1. Consistency
Even when disciplining a child with an attitude problem, you must be consistent and firm. Do’s should always stay “do” while don’ts will stay “don’t” no matter what happens. Consistency sets the rules – the protocols! This is to let your canine pet know that not all behaviors are acceptable.

2. Repetition
With consistency, the product will be repeatable. The dog must have a routine. She must be scheduled and used to the day-to-day tasks that she has to accomplish for him to be called a “good dog.” In order to establish repetition in her dog’s training and change his bad manners, she should make a daily planner for her dog’s daily activities.

3. Patience
You must be patient when dealing with your dog’s nasty attitude. Dogs have instincts and they are not like humans. Even human education is difficult and requires too much patience. Just a quick comparison of the learning ability of humans and the learning potential of dogs will make you realize: “I don’t have to be cruel, I just have to be patient.”

4. Warning
Your dog needs attention and this is what most dog owners take for granted. They don’t have time for their dogs. In case you don’t know, there is a term for this: it’s called dog neglect. People buy dogs at the pet store, take care of them for a while, and a few months later, they leave them unattended. This will lead to the development of bad dog behavior afterwards.

5. Understanding
Dogs need to be understood. Behind the “argh argh”, “bow-wow” and other sounds they make are signs and words that say “I’m scared”, “I’m hungry”, “Do you know I miss you, friend?” If only dogs could talk, there would be a million words they would have to say and one of them would be thank you for your kindness and patience with them, but what if it’s the other way around? What if it’s “I hate you every second of my “dog life”.

6 love
Dogs need to be loved. I always hug my dog ​​and tell her that I love her, SO MUCH. I don’t know if she can understand what I’m saying, but at least I told her. Love can be shown through words and actions. If you love your canine pet, you will give her time and provide all her needs.

7.Rewards
Dogs love rewards. After being a good dog, why not throw in a “dog treat”? They want sweets like little children. The rewards can range from a pet, a hug or even playing with them outside your house or in the park where they can meet new friends.

After we know what your dog needs, let’s try to figure out what your dog doesn’t need. These are the things you should not do to your dog:

1. A hit of any rolled up newspaper
2. An unauthorized nose rub from his poop or pee
3. Scolding, yelling, hitting or yelling