Introduction

Border collies are well-known for their intelligence and obedience, but that doesn’t mean they’re easy to train. If you’ve been thinking about bringing a border collie into your home, then it’s important to know what kind of training techniques are likely to work best. In this post, we’ll talk about how to train your border collie by using positive reinforcement techniques and making sure that you maintain consistency throughout the process. We’ll also discuss how different types of rewards can help motivate your new dog while they learn new behaviors.

Maintain consistency in your training

Consistency is key when training your Border Collie. Consistency helps you teach your dog or puppy the right habits and behaviors. Consistency in training, feeding, walking and feeding can all help to reinforce that your dog understands what you want them to do.

Consistency also helps with consistency of behavior at home with family members, friends who visit your home, strangers who come into your home for any reason (such as repairmen), and even other animals that may be around most often.

Consistency in training means using the same commands each time, praising him in similar ways each time he does something correctly or when he stays calm while meeting other dogs/people, etc…

Use an upbeat tone of voice while you train

You can use the following tones of voice to train your dog:

• Happy tone. A happy tone of voice is one that sounds like you are excited and having fun. It should be used when praising behavior that you want to encourage, or when playing with your dog. It’s important not to sound too cheerful because it could come across as condescending, which may upset your dog or make them feel insecure about their place in the pack hierarchy (and thus hesitant to perform).
• Firm tone. This type of tone conveys authority and discipline, but without being aggressive or angry. It’s best used during training sessions when your Border Collie needs guidance on how best they should behave at certain times, such as when off leash at a park or around other people/dogs/animals etcetera so they don’t get over excited and cause trouble for others around them!
• Gentle Tone: This type of tone has been described by some as “maternal” sounding because it reminds us of how mothers communicate with their babies.” Use this style when “bonding” with your Border Collie so that both dogs feel comfortable around each other!

Prepare your dog for new people and environments

It is important that you take your dog to new places and people. You should be prepared for the environment, as well as bring treats and toys with you. Before going somewhere new like a park or party, walk your dog beforehand to make sure they are worn out enough not to get too excited once they enter the new environment.

Practice commands in the new environment before bringing them along with us on an adventure!

Start with the basics

The easiest way to start your training is with the basics. Teach your dog basic obedience commands such as “sit,” “stay,” and “down” first. Dogs are more likely to follow commands when they understand that they are doing something wrong, like jumping on you or getting into the trash can. Consistency is key when training a border collie; if you want him or her to listen to you, then make sure that every time he does what he’s supposed to do (like not chewing on your shoes) there’s some kind of reward at hand. This will encourage him/her to repeat good behavior so that he/she can continue receiving treats or praise from his human companion!

Do not reward bad behavior with attention or treats

Do not reward bad behavior with attention or treats

As a human and as a dog owner, it is important to know what rewards and punishments are. Rewards for good behavior can be praise, petting, playtime or food. Punishments for bad behavior should be taken away from the dog so that they do not have access to it. For example, if your Border Collie scratches on the couch when you are home and watching TV, take away her favorite toy until she learns that scratching won’t lead to any rewarding behaviors such as toys or attention from you (you).

Do not give in to your dog’s bad behavior

A common mistake many people make when training their Border Collie is giving into their demands for attention even though those demands displayed negative behaviors (such as jumping) or being stubborn in doing something “right” because they like getting rewarded by praise from humans rather than just doing it because they want too.”

Work on one command at a time instead of trying to teach multiple commands at once

When you want to train a Border Collie, it’s important to keep in mind that they are very intelligent dogs. They can also be extremely stubborn and will not respond well if you try to teach them multiple commands at once. To start training your Border Collie, focus on teaching them one command at a time and make sure that they understand what the command means before moving onto another one. If you find yourself having trouble getting your dog to learn a certain command or understanding an order, don’t get frustrated! Try taking some time away from training so that both of you can relax and come back refreshed when ready.

With consistency and the right techniques, you can train a border collie.

You can train a border collie. It’s not impossible, and it won’t take a lot of effort on your part. With consistency, positive reinforcement, and the right techniques, you’ll be able to train this dog breed in no time.

Start with the basics:

• Consistency is key. If you want to train your border collie successfully, you must stick to teaching him or her new commands at regular intervals throughout the day. Don’t try teaching multiple commands at once—break them up into smaller chunks so that they’re easier for your pet to digest and remember. Make sure that each session ends with praise from both yourself and another member of your family if possible (or let them know what he/she did well). This will reinforce their training efforts over time!

Conclusion

These are just a few tips to help you train your border collie. With consistency and the right techniques, you can have a well-behaved dog who listens to you and does what he’s told. Keep in mind that there is no magic formula for training any breed of dog!