Yes, You Should “Baby Talk” to Your Dog
Try this session plan
four small steps, straight from the trainer’s notebook
Practise in a low-distraction spot before taking the show on the road.
One cue, one meaning - make sure the whole family uses the same words.
Log tiny progress in a notebook; behaviour change is a paw-by-paw trail.
Pick a quiet moment - a calm dog learns faster than a wound-up one.
