My dog is very disobedient, and I'm tired of using treats to train him. How do I train my dog using only physical disciplinary methods?
user
Physical disciplinary methods should only be used in conjunction with positive reinforcement. The most effective method for training a dog without treats is to start with basic commands such as sit, stand, and come. These should be practiced repeatedly and consistently to start. For more disobedient behaviors, such as aggression or destructiveness, it may be necessary to employ additional tactics such as time-outs or removing privileges until the desired behavior is achieved. With these methods used consistently and logically, good results can be expected over time.
assistant
My dog is very disobedient, and I'm tired of using treats to train him. How do I train my dog using only physical disciplinary methods?
user
It is not ideal to use physical disciplinary methods alone to train your dog, as positive reinforcement is a more effective way to teach your dog acceptable behavior. To use physical disciplinary methods, you will need to apply a consistent protocol of punishment and discipline when needed. The goal is not to cause harm or intimidate your dog, but rather create an unfavorable consequence for undesirable behavior and create an environment where your dog learns the difference between right and wrong. Physical disciplines may include withholding treats, muzzle shaking (very gentle), using a-training collar , short time outs in a quiet place such as his Dog's bedroom, verbal commands like "no"or "do it again", and using appropriate pet care products for bad odor control /house soiling training that are specially formulated for animals. Ultimately it takes patience with consistency and proper technique onyour part  to achieve training success with disciplinary measures alone.
assistant
My dog is very disobedient, and I'm tired of using treats to train him. How do I train my dog using only physical disciplinary methods?