Maltese Dog Training

You may be wondering if professional Maltese training is really necessary for your Maltese. The answer is yes and no. Yes, if you are having specific behavioral problems with the dog and no, if your dog is well behaved and not giving you any problems. The real answer is that it is a matter of preference. Some owners feel their Maltese don’t need obedience training or that the training may break their spirit. On the other hand, many owners see a wealth of benefits in having their Maltese receive obedience training.

So, it is basically up to your discretion as to whether or not you deem it necessary. Keep in mind however that a Maltese is like any other dog and needs the same kind of leadership, structure and discipline, laced with much love and physical affection in order to develop good behavior.

Maltese obedience training doesn’t have to be geared to the Maltese who will become a show dog. Although show dogs should definitely have the training because, let’s face it, they need to be on their best behavior in the show ring. It is best if you seek out a good local obedience school and visit it to get a feel of the place and what their program entails.

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I wouldn’t recommend that you take on the obedience training by yourself because it takes a specialist (obedience trainer) that is skilled in Maltese training to get good results with the dogs that they work with. In addition, obedience exercises offered at these schools are shaped through positive reinforcement.  This creates a dog that loves obedience training and going to school.

There are many benefits that a Maltese can receive through obedience school training. Let’s look at a few of them.

• Maltese Training can be accomplished in very little time. It can be done at mealtimes, in the morning, during walks with the dog, after dinner, even while you are watching television.
• Modern Maltese training methods are designed to be enjoyable for the dog. Since he loves attention, he will get plenty during training and will feel useful and important.
• It’s a great way to strengthen the bond between you and your dog.
• He will learn good things like the difference between gaiting and heeling. This will come in handy when you take those fun walks together.

The Maltese is easy to obedience-train with positive-reinforcement methods such as a food-based reward system. Remember that the key to Maltese training is to make it as fun as possible for both you and the dog. You’ll both learn a lot and have a great time doing it.

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