[header] How to teach your dog to sit with a clicker [title] Bond with your dog before training. [step] He or she will pay better attention and will be more eager to please. [title] Gather some small treats and a clicker.
[header] How to teach your dog to sit with a clicker [title] Bond with your dog before training. [step] He or she will pay better attention and will be more eager to please. [title] Gather some small treats and a clicker.
[step] Make sure the treats are soft enough to be used, and at least a quarter to one inch from the end of the clicker. Make sure to point the clicker at your dog in a safe, well lit area so that you can see him or her when you place the treat in the clicker. [step] If you don't have a clicker, a retractable pen will work the same. Eventually the dog will respond to the' click' sound and know that treats will follow. [step] The easiest way to train your dog is to use a clicker, not a biscuit; a regular biscuit or biscuit cutter can work, as long as the squares are small enough. [title] Turn on your clicker and hold it over the top of your dog's mouth. [step] Pick up a brush and put a few items in it. Use the brush or clicker to mark where you want your dog to sit.