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Due to their coexistence with humans, dogs tend to listen and understand human language, as evidenced by their response to commands given to them. Dogs are quick learners and with continual repetition and training, they learn to associate specific words with specific actions.
Picture the moment when you command your dog to roll over, and they execute it flawlessly, much to the admiration of onlookers. This trick is more than a crowd-pleaser; it's a testament to the trust and connection you share with your dog, not to mention the mental stimulation it provides them.
Training for a dog show requires patience, consistency, and a positive attitude, but the reward of seeing your dog excel in the ring is incomparable. So how to do it properly?