dog training advice

If you are thinking about introducing a puppy to your family, or perhaps you are the proud owner of a new puppy, you might be thinking about when and how you can begin dog training puppies. The best age to start training puppies for general training is around six months when they are more receptive and have had chance to settle into their surroundings and get used to people. When they are quite young, you should try to avoid introducing too many new faces to them because it could make them confused and anxious which leads to bad behaviour.

When it comes to training puppies, the first problem you face is potty. This is one of the most important aspects of dog training that you must implement your dog at a young age. Investing in puppy training mats that act in the same manner as a cat little tray. Place at least two around the house where the puppy can easily access and raised them to make sure that allow your puppy to investigate on his own. If you catch HIM doing His work where he should not, do not yell, or hit your puppy, but FIRMLY tell him 'no' and then take on the carpet and put HIM HIM training. This encourages your dog where the place to 'go' is. When you see your puppy training pad make sure you give lots of praise and a treat will do so again.

Another aspect of puppy dog training is to teach them to be good with other animals, this is especially important if you have cats or other dogs. Puppies usually get together with the animals the first time presented, but some puppies chase and bark and bite and sometimes other pets. If this happens, then you have to let them know it is not acceptable. Say "No" firmly, and put him in a room alone for about 10 minutes, so it's a punishment, and that was wrong I know it's a little 'how bad the pitch with small children!