Dog Obedience Training

Dog obedience training using the Spray Commander is an intelligent decision on behalf of masters. This short-term dog obedience training tool is recommended for canine training needs. The spray itself is used in two distinct contexts. First, in dog obedience training and second in re-education of bad dog behavior.

Get Spray Commander: Leading Choice in Obedience Training

Dog obedience training comprises two parts which often lead to confusion: The first part deals with dog behavior problems whilte the other creates a response in “re-action” to a command. A dog that “heels,”“stays,” and “sits” can also dig up your flower beds. A dog that doesn’t jump on people and doesn’t destroy your property without having to hear your commands is a gem!

Electric Dog Training Collar

An electric dog training collar will assist in dog obedience training. The harmless Spray Commander device, combined with the Multivet training program, will assist you in reaching your training objectives without inflicting any pain, fear, or verbal violence on your dog.

This form of interruption has proven to be very effective and creates long-term results.

Moreover, the spray can be used at a distance and holds no negative side-effects for the dog. The more you practice a command with various people in different places, the faster the dog will generalize the response. It's not enough to make the dog obey you. You must make him love obeying you, and the dog must be duly rewarded. If you abdicate your vigilance by giving a command and then giving the dog the prerogative to ignore it, the dog will receive the message that it is acceptable to ignore a command.

The spray can be used in two distinct contexts : obedience training, and re-education of problem behavior.

1. Obedience training

A dog that doesn't understand a command should never receive the spray. However the spray can be used when the dog has wrongly learned that obedience is optional and when he is distracted. Once the dog demonstrates that he understands a command by executing it properly in different contexts, you may use the spray when he doesn't listen.

2. Re-education

During re-education, use the spray each time the dog displays problem behavior, but avoid using it if the dog shows signs of stress or fear.

Canine training

Canine training must be done every day for the first weeks, so that the dog can assimilate the commands well. When each command is well executed ten consecutive times, in four different environments, you may go on to the next command. It is important to follow-up by dedicating 30% of session time to reviewing a past command or commands, and 70% to learning a new command. The following ten commands will yield all the information.

Get Spray Commander: Leading Choice in Obedience Training