Dog Training

Let's say you've only brought home an adopted dog or even puppy.Where do you also begin as far as exercising? It can be overwhelming, having said that i absolutely love the process of working with a new dog.I enjoy...

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Start by introducing your puppy to various environments, people, and other animals gradually. Use positive reinforcement to encourage calm behavior. Remember, patience and consistency are key to nurturing a confident and well-adjusted companion.

Avoid using harsh discipline with your puppy this year. Instead, focus on positive reinforcement to encourage good behavior. Remember, patience and consistency are key to building a strong, trusting bond with your furry friend.

Teaching your puppy to stay calm begins with patience and consistency. Start by creating a peaceful environment, using gentle commands, and rewarding relaxed behavior. With love and practice, your pup will learn to remain serene in any situation.

(Picture Credit: Getty Photos)Question:Why do I need a crate to housetrain?Answer:It’s the most effective way to housetrain. When he’utes in his crate, a person's dog’s bladder together with bowels are slowly but surely completing. Dogs don’t choose to soil...

Teaching your puppy basic commands can be a joyful experience. Start with simple words like "sit" and "stay." Use treats and praise to encourage them. Consistency and patience are key. Celebrate small victories, and remember, building trust is the foundation of learning.

I'm a fan of using a kennel/crate to get puppies.A crate facilitates potty training, teaching manners, keeping the puppy safe and sound and giving the master a break. But what about crating an adult dog?Is it inappropriate to?crate a...

Guide your puppy to follow commands using positive reinforcement and praise. Focus on consistency, patience, and clear communication. Celebrate small successes with affection and attention, creating a bond that encourages eager learning and trust.

Teach your puppy bite inhibition by yelping gently when they nip, then redirecting to a chew toy. Consistency and patience are key. Reward calm behavior with treats and praise to encourage gentle play.