There are many training methods that can work with dogs, and the choice also depends on the dog's personality and the specific situation. Some of the most commonly used and recommended methods are:

1. Positive Reinforcement: Rewarding the dog for desired behavior, for example, with praise, treats, toys, or petting.
2. Clicker Training: A special form of positive reinforcement where an acoustic signal (click sound) follows desired behaviors to signal the dog what the desired behavior is.
3. Consistency: Clear, consistent instructions and actions to show the dog what is expected of them and what is undesirable.
4. Patience and Perseverance: Training requires time and patience, and it is important that the dog has the chance to learn and practice the desired behaviors.
5. Environmental Enrichment: Make sure the dog has enough opportunities to learn and practice in a safe environment, and offer them a variety of experiences and challenges to make training more interesting and enjoyable.

It is important to note that every training method has advantages and disadvantages and that not all methods are suitable for every dog or situation. It is always advisable to seek professional help from an experienced dog trainer to ensure that the training is safe and effective for your dog.