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This small, tasty morsel is the most common reward used in dog training to reinforce good behavior.
- Treat
- Whistle
- Collar
- Leash
This one-word command is typically the first thing taught to a new puppy, asking them to lower their hindquarters to the ground.
- Down
- Sit
- Stay
- Come
This training approach rewards desired behaviors rather than punishing unwanted ones, and is considered the most humane method.
- Dominance training
- Aversive training
- Positive reinforcement
- Alpha correction
This piece of equipment loops around a dog's neck and is the most basic tool for walking and control.
- Harness
- Muzzle
- Crate
- Collar
This verbal cue tells your dog to remain in their current position until released.
- Stay
- Heel
- Fetch
- Speak
This recall command, often one of the most important for safety, calls your dog back to you.
- Leave it
- Come
- Drop it
- Wait
This long, flexible tool connects to a collar or harness and gives owners control during walks.
- Clicker
- Whistle
- Leash
- Target stick
This enclosed space provides dogs with a safe den-like area and aids in housetraining.
- Crate
- Playpen
- Kennel run
- Dog house
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