Dog Training and Behavior Understanding

The video tutorial discusses managing dog behavior, particularly fear, through proper training techniques. It emphasizes the importance of not giving up on a dog exhibiting fear and using leash techniques to guide them. The tutorial also covers swimming as a training exercise, highlighting the need for calmness and energy management. Relaxation techniques are demonstrated to help dogs remain steady and composed.

Why is it important to address a dog's fear promptly?

• To ensure the dog lives a fear-free life

• To increase the dog's appetite

• To make the dog more playful

• To prevent the dog from becoming aggressive

What is the consequence of letting a dog live with fear?

• The dog becomes more social

• The dog may develop long-term anxiety

• The dog will eat more

• The dog will sleep better

What does a tense leash represent in dog training?

• A tool for punishment

• A representation of persistence

• A symbol of giving up

• A sign of aggression

What is the benefit of not giving up on a dog's training?

• The dog becomes more fearful

• The dog learns to overcome obstacles

• The dog becomes more aggressive

• The dog stops eating

What is the dog's biggest obstacle in the video?

• Climbing stairs

• Running on a treadmill

• Swimming in the pool

• Jumping over a fence

How should a dog be brought into the pool?

• With a lot of noise

• By pulling on the leash

• Calmly and gently

• Quickly and forcefully

What should you avoid when getting a dog out of the pool?

• Giving treats

• Using a towel

• Using a leash

• Panicking and rushing

How can you tell when a dog has had enough exercise?

• The dog runs faster

• The dog eats more

• The dog lies down and rests

• The dog starts barking

What is a key technique to help a dog relax in water?

• Splashing water on the dog

• Tilting them up from the frontal areas

• Holding them tightly

• Letting them swim alone

What was surprising about the Great Dane's behavior in water?

• It flailed wildly

• It barked continuously

• It remained calm and steady

• It refused to enter the water