Dogs Waiting for Their Reward

Many dogs love to work hard. They like to be challenged and learn new tricks. They take pride in the fact that they have done their work. They sit like loading their reward. Owners will typically give them this reward in the form of snacks or praise.

Dogs Love to Learn

Dogs are smart animals. They can learn many things, like sitting, rolling over, and fetching. Training a dog can be a fun game. The owner shows the dog what to do. With time and practice, the dog learns the task. When the dog does it correctly, the owner gives a big smile and a tasty treat. This makes the dog happy and eager to learn more.

Completing Tasks

Every task a dog learns is important. When a dog sits on command, it is not just showing off. It helps the dog stay calm in many situations. A dog that knows how to come when called is safer when it plays outside. Each task the dog completes improves its skills and understanding. Dogs love to feel useful.

Waiting for the Reward

Dogs frequently wait after performing a task. They gazed into those toddler cherubic eyes. They expect the reward. It’s a lot going on right now… that was the excitement of this moment. A tail wags (or dances, if you will). The owner may say “Well done!” and give the dog a treat. That sends a shiver of pleasure up the dog’s spine.

The Special Bond

Time spent training and rewarding only strengthens the bond between dog and owner. Each reward is a symbol of love and gratitude. This bond makes the dog feel secure and fulfilled. A dog that is properly trained will be a great friend for life.

In a word, Dogs sitting and waiting for reward just look adorable. It portrays their labour and the ways they love from little children. Dogs love to do something for their master (promise of tasty treat!!!!) and learn consistently.