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Dogs that remain in one loving and responsible home throughout their lives generally have two things in common; their families have realistic expectations and a commitment to ongoing education. When setting expectations, consider your dog’s age, temperament, activity level, and health. It’s equally important to honestly assess your ability to follow through with teaching your dog to do what you want on a consistent basis. An honest assessment of these variable factors will prevent frustration and encourage success. Generally, dogs only fail when asked to do things for which they aren’t prepared. This happens when your efforts to teach them something are inconsistent, or when they are not yet mentally or physically equipped to learn the concept.