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Deciding to have a new dog enter your life can be a very joyous occasion. Unfortunately, frustration can soon follow for many pet owners as they struggle to peacefully co-exist with their new family member. You will be frustrated with one more mess to clean up. However, you can avoid this situation by teaching your dog what you expect from him. This article has great tips for puppy training.<\/p>\n

Rewards are essential to effective training. You must always provide treats in a wise and timely fashion. Dogs won’t know why they’re being rewarded if you’re not consistent.<\/p>\n

Set a schedule and routine for feeding your dog from the very beginning of your relationship. Your dog should be fed at the same time everyday and they should only have a certain amount of time to eat. Before long, your dog will complete its meal before the time comes for you to take the dish away.<\/p>\n

If you have to keep your dogs outside, never tie them up too close to one another. This is due to the fact that they could become tangled in each others cords and end up injuring themselves when trying to get free. If the dogs are different sizes, it could be even worse. A small dog could easily choke to death if it were to get too tangled up with a larger breed.<\/p>\n

Choose a crate that fits your dog properly and use it to crate train them. Puppies will get bigger. Choose a crate that is a good enough size for an adult for when your puppy grows. There should be enough space to move around without feeling cramped.<\/p>\n

Have a good treat ready for your dog when it completes something that you ask. You want your dog to recognize that when you give it a command and it does the task, it is doing what you want it to do. Doing so makes your dog learn what he can and can’t do.<\/p>\n

You need to show your dog how to properly walk while on a leash. Learning to walk properly on his leash will keep you both safe when you are outdoors.<\/p>\n

When your pet jumps on you, squeeze its paws lightly. This will make it know jumping is not something that you want it to do. Do something that makes them uncomfortable so that they can associate their action with something negative. After a while, they will stop jumping on people because they will associate it with the uncomfortable feeling.<\/p>\n

Prior to training your puppy, make a bond with your dog by teaching him what his name is. You will want to use his name quite frequently, so he learns it and will come to you when you use it. It is a good idea to have your puppy learn these words first. Spend a lot of time with him or her so that trust can be established. A puppy that trusts you will respond better your training.<\/p>\n

Treats, affection and lots of patience are required for successful canine training. The tips you’ve just read should prove to be a great starting point in training your dog adequately. You can have a more peaceful and happy home if you take the time to train your dog consistently.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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