The time you bring that new puppy home is a joyous one. Shortly thereafter, that enjoyment sometimes turns to irritation and possibly even regret. Your frustrations will mount with each mess you clean up. Get the joy of dog-owning back into your routine. Through this article you will learn some of the ways the experts get the most from canines.
It is dangerous to put more than one dog together in a close space. If chains get intertwined, the dogs can get hurt. If a big dog is tangled up with a little one, they may get so wrapped up that air passages are blocked off, and one could potentially die.
Understand that during training, what your dog eats will go out of their system. In order to regulate your dog’s toileting habits, you should feed him a good quality food at the same times each day. Doing so helps you to learn your puppy’s schedule.
Start training with something simple. Aside from being rewarded instantly for your success, this will also give your dog the important basis of what is an acceptable behavior or trick. You’ll have better results this way.
Mastering the “leave it” directive is an excellent starting point for your training sessions. This command instructs the dog to release an object and then retreat from it. “Leave it” can prevent furniture chewing, save valuable objects from being destroyed and save your dog from consuming dangerous and/or poisonous substances.
You can use treats, love, and positive reinforcement to train your dog. The tips above should have showed you how to get that new puppy on the right track to being a great companion in the future. You cannot expect to do this overnight. However, if you’re consistent and remain patient, you can create a better relationship between you and your dog.