Why Training Your Puppy Is Important
June 25, 2010 by admin
Filed under Puppy Training
If you think that training your puppy is difficult, it is not. It is your method of handling and training of your puppy that will make the training process difficult or easy. The following tips below will aid you in making the training easier and more enjoyable for both of you.
Keep An Eye On Your Puppy At All Times
If you consistently keep an eye on your puppy, he won’t be able to do its business inside the house, nor can he chew things up. You will also be able to quickly take him out whenever he needs to go.
If you cannot always keep an eye on your little friend, think of investing in a good crate for your puppy.
Let Your Puppy Carry His Leash
Purchase a 5-6 foot nylon web leash and let your four legged friend carry it around. Use puppy leash training such as standing on the leash to restrict the movement of your puppy so that he stays just around you. Tether the puppy to a solid object so that he won’t be going anywhere while you are busy.
Pet Your Pet
Rub their ears, pick them up and check their belly, touch their paws, check their teeth, and touch their hind end. These actions will make them more comfortable when they go to the vet, when handled by groomers, and especially played with by children.
Let Your Fur Ball Socialize
Socializing your puppy early on is essential for his proper development. If you do not let them explore the world outside you or your yard, they will never understand how to conduct themselves whenever they are in a public place. Socialize your puppy by the time he hits 8 weeks and continue his socialization until he becomes more mature.
Customarily, you can begin socializing your puppy with other dogs after he has begun taking his second set of shots. It is advised to consult a vet with regards to safety precautions for younger puppies.
Motivation Is The Key In Training Your Puppy
Motivation is used in teaching basic things like lie down, sit, and roll over. Teaching your puppy these commands are very good ways to formally begin training your puppy. For a puppy to roll and sit, it is showing you submissive positions that can help him learn how to remain calm and look at you as superior to him when he gets older. Through positive reinforcement and motivational methods you can work with almost any dog regardless of age.
Employ Hand Signals
Together with verbal commands, use hand signals. This will aid your puppy in understanding what you want them to do. Dogs are adept at reading body language. With that said, it totally makes sense to use it early on in training your puppy.
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