1. **Sit**: This is one of the first commands you should teach. It helps establish control and is useful in many situations. To teach this, hold a treat above your boxer's head and move it back towards their tail. As their head goes up, their bottom will naturally lower. Once they sit, reward them with the treat.
2. **Stay**: This command is essential for keeping your boxer in one place. Start by asking them to sit, then open your hand in front of them and say 'stay.' Take a few steps back and if they stay, reward them. Gradually increase the distance and duration.
3. **Come**: This command is crucial for safety. Start by calling your boxer’s name followed by 'come' in a happy tone. Use treats or toys to encourage them to come to you. Always reward them when they respond correctly.
4. **Down**: Teaching your boxer to lie down can help calm them down. From a sitting position, hold a treat in front of their nose, then lower it to the ground. As they follow the treat, their body will lower. Once they are down, reward them.
5. **Leave it**: This command is important for preventing your boxer from picking up something harmful. Hold a treat in your hand and let them sniff it. When they try to get it, close your hand and say 'leave it.' Once they stop trying, reward them with a different treat.
6. **Heel**: Teaching your boxer to walk nicely on a leash is important for enjoyable walks. Start walking with your boxer on a leash and use treats to guide them to walk beside you. Reward them for staying in the correct position.
7. **No**: This command is useful for correcting unwanted behavior. Use a firm but calm tone to say 'no' when your boxer does something undesirable. Follow up with a redirection to a positive behavior and reward them for it.
Remember to keep training sessions short and fun, using plenty of positive reinforcement. Boxers thrive on praise and treats, so make sure to celebrate their successes!
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