What Is The Distraction Hierarchy For Dog Training? In this informative video, we’ll break down the distraction hierarchy in dog training and how it can significantly improve your dog’s focus in various environments. Training a dog can be challenging when there are distractions, but with the right approach, you can help your furry friend learn to obey commands even in busy situations. We’ll guide you through the process, starting with a calm and controlled setting where your dog can master basic commands without interruptions. As your dog becomes more comfortable, we’ll show you how to gradually introduce distractions, ensuring they stay engaged and responsive. We’ll also discuss the importance of matching rewards to the level of distraction, helping your dog understand that listening to you is more rewarding than giving in to distractions. Throughout the video, we’ll share practical tips on evaluating distractions and using them to reinforce training. Whether you’re training in your living room or a bustling park, patience and careful management are key to ensuring your dog’s success. Join us for this engaging discussion and subscribe to our channel for more helpful tips on dog training and behavior. ⬇️ Subscribe to our channel for more valuable insights. 🔗Subscribe: https://www.youtube.com/@ObedientDogG... #DogTraining #DistractionHierarchy #DogObedience #FocusTraining #PetTraining #CanineBehavior #DogCommands #TrainingTips #PositiveReinforcement #DogLovers #PuppyTraining #DogFocus #TrainingTechniques #DogOwner #DogEducation About Us: Welcome to the Obedient Dog Guide! Our mission is to provide you with essential training tips and techniques for your furry companions. We cover a range of topics to help you with puppy training, obedience training, leash training, and positive reinforcement methods. Whether you're looking for effective housebreaking tips, solutions to stop barking, or techniques for recall and aggression management, we've got you covered. Join us as we guide you towards nurturing a well-behaved and socialized dog.