Corgi dog biting from any untrained corgi can lead to many things. Even if less then five percent of bites get infected out of the one to two million bites that happens, it could end up bad for your corgi. If your corgi is even playing and doesn’t mean to hurt anyone, it still won’t end up good. So it all leads to one solution, training your corgi.

If your corgi tries to nip at your feet, or anywhere else, your tell your corgi NO in a loud firm voice. This is a playful bite, but later can turn your corgi’s biting into something more out of controlled. There are also other ways like if your corgi likes biting a lot, give he or she a toy to chew on so they wouldn’t bite anyone. Or if you want your corgi to not bite anyone while you take them out to the park or on a walk, you can use a muzzle to help.

No matter what the situation is, you have to keep your corgi under control, and teach he or she not to bite anyone, or any dogs. Or your corgi’s biting may end up being a disastrous problem.

A crate is a very useful tool for many problems and also useful in different times. Like if you spill something that your corgi shouldn’t eat, or someone comes over to your house, you can put your dog in the create to keep them from eating the food or keep your corgi from jumping on someone. There is just one bit of a problem, your corgi may bark, whine or jump around in the crate.

A crate maybe a jail cell to your corgi, but to you, it should be something that can help you keep your corgi out of trouble. A good size crate for your corgi would be one that will allow your corgi to stand up without he or she hitting their head on something, move around a bit, and also allow your corgi to not feel squished. If you have your crate outside, (or have one inside and one outside) you may want to have your corgi in a crate outside if you are going to be gone for more than two hours. For the inside crate, you can use that one for training and also for leaving your corgi for short periods of times. For the outside one, make sure your crate outside is big enough for your corgi to go to the bathroom, sleep, and also run around or play in. If you are leaving for more than two hours, make sure to have food and water that will last the time your gone. If you are going to be gone for more than one day, it’s recommended that you leave your corgi at your vet for the time your gone, or you may have someone in your family watch your corgis for the time you are gone.

If you are training your corgi for the first time, try and only leave your corgi in the crate for ten minutes, thirty minutes max. Ever time you put your corgi in the crate, you should increase the time bit by bit to help train your corgi. A tip for training a corgi that is a year or younger is that you should always exercise your corgi before putting he or she into the crate for a while. Even if they whine, jump around, and become a big annoyance, always ignore them when they are in the crate being trained, almost no matter what they do. No matter how big of a pain your corgi can be while you crate train them, it will pay off later.

Corgi dog obedience can change your dog in many ways. From a corgi that won’t do anything he is told, to a dog that pays attention to what you say. From a corgi that is annoying and hyper, to a peaceful and clam dog. Training can be the greatest thing for your corgi, as long as he obeys you.

Once the dog knows his name, you can start training him with the basic commands like, sit, lay, or come. You can start training your corgi in your house to help your
dog pay attention to you so you can train the corgi better.

The last thing is, that you should train the dog yourself. Training your corgi yourself will make your commands more effective. If someone else was to train your dog for you, the corgi would most likely to obey the person who trained him the command. Corgi dog obedience is a great way to bond with your dog and fix bad behavior.