Features
June 2003 Issue
Keeping Dog Training Fun for You and Your Dog
Build your relationship, solidify your dog’s obedience, and have a blast!
Training works best when it’s enjoyable for you and your dog. Here are training games you can play alone with your dog, or with a group of fun-loving dog friends. While basic good manners and other more complex lessons are undeniably an important part of training, the most successful dog/owner teams are those who have cultivated their relationships with each other while they learn the ins and outs of “Sit,” Down,” “Stay,” and all the other things a dog needs to know.
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