1. **Sit**: Start by holding a treat close to your boxer’s nose. Move your hand up, allowing their head to follow the treat, which will cause their bottom to lower. Once they're in a sitting position, say 'Sit' and give them the treat. Repeat this until they can sit on command without a treat.
2. **Stay**: With your boxer in the sit position, open your palm in front of them and say 'Stay.' Take a few steps back. If they stay, return and reward them. Gradually increase the distance and duration before rewarding.
3. **Come**: Use a long leash for this command. Say 'Come' while gently pulling the leash towards you. When your boxer comes to you, reward them with a treat and praise. Practice this in a safe, enclosed area before trying it off-leash.
4. **Down**: Start with your boxer in a sitting position. Hold a treat close to their nose, then move your hand down to the ground. As they follow the treat to the ground, say 'Down.' Once they are lying down, reward them.
5. **Leave it**: This command is essential for keeping your boxer safe. Start by placing a treat in your hand and saying 'Leave it.' When they stop trying to get the treat and look at you instead, reward them with a different treat.
6. **Heel**: To teach your boxer to walk nicely on a leash, start walking and say 'Heel.' If they pull ahead, stop walking. Once they return to your side, reward them. Consistency is key here.
7. **No**: A simple yet effective command. Use it to interrupt unwanted behavior. Make sure to follow up with a positive command or behavior to redirect them.
Remember, boxers thrive on positive reinforcement, so always use treats, praise, and playtime as rewards. Keep training sessions short, fun, and engaging to maintain their interest. Regular practice will help reinforce these commands and strengthen your bond with your boxer.
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