The OUT command The OUT command is a powerful command is multifaceted command that has many different meanings and since we teach Context to a dog they fully understand what that is, for instance, if a dog has a ball and we say OUT the dog drops the ball and moves away from it, if the dog is eating food and we say out, they stop eating and move away from the bowl (great for resource guarders) if the dog is in our space or in our way (always in the kitchen when you are cooking for instance) you s

Your dog should listen without the use of hand signals. This is not to say that hand signals are bad, but typically if your dog is doing something wrong, they’re not looking at you. You need to have verbal control over your dog. Your goal should be to get rid of The hand signal as fast as possible. Dogs, like most men, cannot do two things at once, so if you are moving your hand while simultaneously saying the command, they didn’t hear anything because they were too busy, focusing on the movemen