Train Your Puppy Quick & Easy – Great Tips To Make Training More Fun!
A new puppy can be an exciting addition to any household. Training your puppy is extremely important, if not challenging, and is most effective when started at a very young age. When training a puppy, it is important to focus your efforts on the following areas:
Biting and chewing
This is a common activity among young dogs. Puppies bite and chew their siblings and then transfer this behavior to people and other objects. Puppies should be taught while young that it is inappropriate to bite or chew on people or objects other than dog toys. By not teaching your puppy this important fact, it will become increasingly difficult to get him to control this behavior as he grows older. Just remember that while a puppy biting your hand may be harmless and cute, the same behavior can be dangerous or even deadly in an adult dog.
Limit the reflex
One way to help is to let your puppy play with other puppies and socialized adult dogs. Since other dogs will react to biting, this activity will give your puppy the freedom to play and bite with other dogs and teach them that there are consequences and consequences for their own behavior. In this situation, the puppy will eventually learn to control his bite reflex.
Benefits of communication
Allowing your puppy to play with other puppies and socialized senior dogs will provide you with numerous benefits. Your puppy will also use up excess energy by playing with other dogs, which will help him become better equipped to behave around other animals and people. Proper socialization will help your foster puppy become a less destructive and otherwise problematic adult dog. This will also help your puppy grow into an adult dog that is able to acclimate well to new environments and different situations. The opposite can result in a fearful and unruly senior dog.
Dogs are able to distinguish children from adults in the same way that they can distinguish their master from other people. Therefore, it is very important to introduce your puppy to different people in different situations.
Trust the training
Trust is an effective technique to use while training your puppy. A dog’s trust in its master is the foundation upon which it can be taught to follow commands and display appropriate behavior. Physical punishment and abuse of a puppy should not be used as a training mechanism under any circumstances. This will only make the dog distrust and fear you. Unpredictable behavior will only confuse your puppy.
Teaching your puppy to control his biting and chewing reflexes is an important aspect of helping him grow into a happy and well-adjusted adult dog. The techniques you use to train your puppy should only be part of a larger program that is based on respect and understanding of his needs, combined with consistent, positive and affectionate but firm behavior on your part.
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