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Puppy Training ArticlesA New Puppy In The House: Welcome Home! A Nipping/Biting Puppy And How To Prevent It Bringing Home Your New Puppy Collar Training Your Puppy Essential Puppy Training Fun And Games With Your Puppy Fun And Neat Tricks To Teach Your Puppy Getting Your Puppy Used To Being Left Alone Housebreaking Your Puppy How To Train Your Puppy To Heal Is Your Puppy Charging After The Door When Someone Knocks? Puppy Focus Puppy Jumping And How To Prevent It Puppy Training Tips Every Dog Owner Must Know Teaching Your Puppy "Down" Teaching Your Puppy "Stand" Teaching Your Puppy To Come Teaching Your Puppy To Come And Fetch Teaching Your Puppy To Sit Training Tips Before You Bring Home Your New Puppy Using Rewards And Punishments In Puppy Training: Part 1 Using Vocabulary That Your Puppy Can Understand What You Need To Know In Training Your Puppy: Part 1 What You Need To Know In Training Your Puppy: Part 2 What You Need To Know In Training Your Puppy: Part 3 |
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A New Puppy In The House: Welcome Home! On your puppy's first day home, give him a complete tour around the house on a loose leash. This is the pup's first introduction to whatever limitations you want to put on his future access to your possessions - your furniture, golf clubs, books, the kids' toy shelves, etc. A Nipping/Biting Puppy And How To Prevent It If your puppy is younger than 16 weeks and are constantly nipping, it's normal behavior - young puppies mouth a lot. They mouth when playing; they also mouth to communicate their needs. If your puppy starts mouthing, ask yourself these questions: Is he hungry or thirsty? Does he need to eliminate? Is he sleepy? Does he need to play? Remember, puppies nip when they feel needy (just like a baby cries). If your puppy does not let up, ask yourself if he wants something, like an outing, exercise, or a drink. The following things can help you control mouthing and nipping: Bringing Home Your New Puppy The fun of bringing a new puppy home and introducing him to his new family is a very special experience. He will, of course, become a well-mannered dog, staying quietly at our side, eager to follow our every command. Well, it is a long road from the cuddly puppy to the mature dog, but with some effort and understanding it can be traveled successfully. It all begins with day one in the new home. Collar Training Your Puppy Training a puppy or a dog does not mean harshly disciplining him. If you go about it properly, he will think it more fun than any game. Some dogs are more obedient than others, while few fail to recognize the "I mean it" voice. Remain calm, firm, and repeat the words if necessary, time after time until obedience is given. Essential Puppy Training "Stay" needs considerable practice when training your puppy. You can teach him to stay either seated or lying down. By repeated practice, say "Stay," walking away, and acting shocked if he rises and follows. Take him back and go through it again. Always, of course, return to praise him mightily when he has "stayed" for even a few brief seconds. Gradually lengthen the time. You can perfect this obedience command while moving about at housework or in a cellar workshop; it needn't take too much time after the idea has been implanted. |
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