Does your Dalmatian need obedience training lessons? Perhaps your dog barks too much, chews on items of value, digs holes in the yard or gets into things like the trash can, which can make one heck of a mess for you to clean up.

The first thing to remember is those spotted Dalmatians really, really enjoy being active, and they require lots (and lots) of exercise to burn off some of that famous excess energy that they have. Install a doggie door so your dog can always be able to go outdoors. Your floors and furniture will thank you.

Dog Obedience for Dalmatian

Dog obedience classes will be able to help your Dalmatian control her natural high anxiety levels, and classes can firmly establish you as the “boss” (alpha male) in the relationship.

Here are some quick tips for dog obedience for a Dalmatian:

Chewing on your stuff. Buy a “dog off” spray that tastes terrible and repels dogs. Spray this product on the inappropriate items that your dog chews on. Also, ensure that your puppy does have appropriate items to chew on, as chewing is vital to your Dalmatian’s overall well being.

Incessant barking. How to stop barking in a Dalmatian is a somewhat common complaint. Barking is natural, of course. But too much barking is the result of long separation from loved ones, or when your pet is over-anxious or frustrated. Introduce your pup to many new people, noises and all types of situations to lower the need to bark for the purpose of sounding an alarm. Attention-getting barking should not be tolerated; stop it by never rewarding this type of canine behavior.

Keeps getting into the trash. If your Dalmatian doesn’t get plenty of exercise, she might become destructive. One way is by rooting through the garbage. It is important to keep trash cans that have leftovers or other yummy-smelling items out of reach for your Dalmatian, or get a sturdy lid. If you still find that your Dalmation keeps getting into the garbage, put items atop the trash can that would cause a noisy commotion if knocked over.

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