5. Not Setting Rules
You have house rules for everyone else, so why not for your dog as well? House rules are important because they outline behaviors that are banned from the house. It is up to you and others in the household to ensure that the rules are followed and that appropriate training is implemented to prevent these prohibited behaviors.
6. Failing to Stick with Rules
When you set up rules, you want to stick with them. Consistency is what creates positive results. No matter how hard it is, you want those rules to become part of the dog’s life. Make sure everyone living in the household is aware of the rules and also helps your pet stick to them.
