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Every time I tell someone I have a Dalmatian I get the same response ‘Oooh beautiful breed but they’re so skatty!’. And the number of people that think Dalmatians are thick is amazing! My dog mastered all of the commands I taught him with lightning speed and can remember where something has been hidden days after he last saw it. Plus I’ve seen my dog actually try and teach other dogs how to play certain games like ‘hide and seek’. Sure they need a lot of exercise and can be very stubborn but that’s not stupidity! I know some Dalmatians that have excelled at obedience training and agility, and they make excellent watch/guard dogs, so where has this bad reputation come from?
It can’t be due to hearing problems as my dog is deaf in one ear and you can’t tell except by looking at his BAER hearing test reulsts.
Owning a dog that can carry out antics and is very docile and well trained is a pleasure and delight of every dog owner. Owning a dog that in reality pays attention, hangs on to each word and abides by its master would surely be appreciated and awarded. This would firmly strengthen the bond. What’s more, a dog well trained knows the way to “socialize” properly with people and other dogs.
Me and my partner will soon be getting a jack russell puppy and could do with any advice anyone has for house training/general dog training, Thanks
There are plenty of reasons why dog training at home should be taken with care and determination. Proper training results in pets doing what is expected of them in terms of socialization, good defecating habits, reduced anxiety, obedience, and a generally good behavior.
Providing the proper dog training at home could be very rewarding experience if you put your heart into it. A responsible and loving pet owner should be more than glad to help his new dog adjust to the surroundings.
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