Learn how to teach a dog to sit
Teaching your dog to sit is a great place to start with your training. For example, teaching your dog to sit at kerbs can make crossing roads safer and asking your dog to sit when greeting people means they're less likely to jump up.
Teaching your dog how to sit has lots of benefits
Sit is one of the foundations of dog training, so teaching it enables you and your dog to learn many other things.
Sitting can also become your dog's way to say “please” for things he wants.
Teaching your dog to sit helps to increase the calm, controlled behaviour
Learn How to Teach a Dog to Sit
The 'sit' command is one of the fundamental behaviors in dog training. This course provides a step-by-step guide to teaching a dog to sit on command. It starts with basic techniques to encourage the sit behavior, using both verbal cues and hand signals.
The course emphasizes consistency and patience, offering tips on how to reinforce the behavior and build a strong sit command. It covers various training scenarios, from quiet indoor environments to more distracting outdoor settings, ensuring that the dog can sit reliably in any situation.
There are three fundamental things you'll learn with the Sit course
1
Teach your dog to sit and stay in the position for some time
2
Learn how to do a Sit in different environments with different distractions
3
Master Sit for longer period of time with a variety of techniques
How long does it take to teach your dog to sit
We worked with animal behaviourists and trainers to create an easy-to-follow seven-step course. If you only spend ten minutes a day for one week, you'll see the results
What do you need to get started with dog Sit training?
As the Sit course if one of the fundamental courses, it is really easy to get started. All you need is a quiet room at home with a comfortable surface, a garden or a park nearby and a selection of tasty treats that your dog likes (yum!).
