House Training A Puppy

noreply@blogger.com (Charlene J. Nuble) — Wed, 24 Oct 2007 03:14:00 +0000

Puppies are the cutest things, but they can be really annoying when you have to house train them. The first thing to remember when house training a puppy is to not punish your puppy, because everything it learns in puppy-hood will carry over to dog adulthood. You want your dog to be friendly and happy, not uptight and angry at you all the time.

The first step to house training a puppy is to observe it. When does it relieve itself? Where does it go? What does he look like when he has to relieve himself? Does he wiggle, wag his tail, sniff the ground, or run around? Look closely for these warning signs so that if you see your puppy doing this inside your house, you can stop him or her by blocking your puppy’s way, or putting your puppy outside immediately before it can wreak further havoc.

Let your puppy love the dirt of the outdoors. When the weather is cool, stay outside and take your puppy with you. Do this after your puppy eats, and your puppy will eventually get the idea that he or she has to poop in a certain place, and nowhere else. To help reinforce house training a puppy, don’t leave until your puppy finishes its business.

Puppies and dogs in general don’t like their sleeping area to be soiled, so make sure to put your pet in a clean place to sleep when house training a puppy. These are only a few tips that you can follow when doing the training. For more information, talk to your vet.

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House Training A Puppy

noreply@blogger.com (Charlene J. Nuble) — Wed, 24 Oct 2007 03:14:00 +0000

New Puppy Training

noreply@blogger.com (Charlene J. Nuble) — Wed, 10 Oct 2007 02:16:00 +0000

New puppy training is actually more difficult than teaching an old dog new tricks. This furry bundle of joy is all about fun and has nothing to do with discipline. I realized that food, water and toys weren’t everything I needed the first time I took my puppy home. That’s why I invested in the E-book “Teach YOUR Puppy or Dog ANY Trick or ANY Command in 3 Hours or Less Guaranteed!”

Training a Labrador puppy requires a lot of patience and stamina. Although they are known to be intelligent sporting dogs, Labrador Retrievers especially in their puppy years want to play a lot let alone soil a lot. I told myself that obedience and house training are definitely a must if I want to remain the master of my household.

I learned that house training a puppy is easy if you only know the right approach and technique. I observed that my Lab loves to sniff for several minutes before doing his thing. So I take him out immediately every time he seems restless and sniffing a lot. Over a few days I discovered that it was actually a better approach to take him out in the yard in advance. That way, he’d start sniffing and finish in less than ten minutes.

After that, I took him out consistently thrice a day on same time intervals: once at 6 am, once after lunch and the last one after dinner time. There are other methods for house training your dog available included in “Teach YOUR Puppy or Dog ANY Trick or ANY Command in 3 Hours or Less Guaranteed!” which even includes training your dog to sit and stay. I found this house training approach the easiest. My Lab even wails and scratches the door now whenever he wants to relieve himself.

On methods for potty training your dog, instead of taking him out consistently, you only need to take him to the “paper” where he should aim when he relieves himself. New puppy training can be very fun and exciting. Don’t forget to praise your dog whenever he does a job well done.

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