Frisbee Dog Training, Catch a frisbee teach a dog

When you're going to buy a Frisbee for your dog, choose a disc that's not to heavy, with a round and soft border, so it will roll when it falls on the floor and not immediately stop. The curves on air on the Frisbee must be stable or else they can hurt some one. Never throw the disc directly at the animal but upward so it will go descending slowly. To teach a dog to catch a frisbee is fairly simple. That way the disc will fall slowly and not hurt the dog. The Frisbee is a sport that tires out a lot, so you have to regulate the intensity when playing with fat and old dogs. This game is not for dog with weight or laziness problems.

Important: don't use disc with splinters, ripped or bitten up. Teach a dog to play frisbee, don't force it

Jumping
Let your dog practice with a small diameter log. Place him in front of the log with the leash on. Jump the log holding the leash and at the same time give the command <up!> and follow with his name, encouraging him to follow. Use praising words even candies. Go making the jumps higher little by little and as soon as he has it under control let him do it with out the leash.

Jogging
A good direction is important for the dog to keep a good pace: the dog must dominate the command <keep up!> and actually be able to do get to an easy trot. More important than the distance is that the dogs leash will always stay loose and not have to be pulled on at any time. Praise and encourage him during the jog. Motivate him again with a slight pull on the leash and a <keep up!> if he tried to speed up or slack down. Reduce the jogging sessions when there's too much sun or the floor is hard (asphalt, frozen). Young dogs don't have what it takes to go on long jogging sessions (from 12 months and up).

Train dog Running beside a Bicycle
Marched discipline is worth more in training beside a bike than jogging. The previous exercises are good for excursions together. A dog tied to a leash will always be beside the front wheel, so you won't loose sight of him. The dog must be able to resist the most exiting temptations (other dogs, cats, prey or footsteps), to not put himself in danger or the cyclist, especially if he tries to get in front of the bike. Even so, you cant take for a fact that you wont have those <confronts>: that's why its necessary to hold on to the leash in a way that its easy to let go if necessary. Never wind it around your hand several times.

Note: Nor jogging or running beside the bike can be substituted for his daily walks. Cause only there will he be able to do his necessities. The right meal balance for your dog