10 Tips and Techniques

Be Patient

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Use Positive Reinforcement

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Socialize Your Greyhound

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Train Basic Commands

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Leash Training

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Provide Mental Stimulation

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Create a Consistent Routine

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Use a Calm Training Environment

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Be Mindful of Their Exercise Needs

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Seek Professional Help if Needed

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