Dog Training - Taking Care Of Your Puppy

Puppies are cute and cuddly, but they can be very
annoying when they start chewing on things, and
damaging them. They have sharp teeth that can
tear your shoes, furniture, and fixtures. You
need to toilet train them, so that they will grow
up without seeing their scattered wastes
everywhere as well. Teaching them the proper
behavior at their young age is crucial. You need
to find an effective trainer that can provide
effective dog training. You need a lot of
patience with these small cuddly pets. You need
to be consistent with your rules, so that the
best results can be achieved. You need to
understand the behavior of your puppy, because it
will help you deal with their stubborn behavior.

You cannot prevent you puppy from biting anything
that they come in contact. This is their way of
exploring their surroundings aside from smelling.
You will see them do this act when they play.
They need to learn how to control it so that they
will not pierce your skin accidentally. You can
buy toys that will not harm their gums and teeth
when they bite. This will polish their sharp
teeth as well. Give them the proper food for
their age, and have a reliable veterinarian who
can help you make your pet healthy. Make sure
that their bowls are always clean, and provide
fresh water to keep them hydrated. Make sure that
you do not spoil them or they will end up
neglecting your dominance.

You may never stop your puppy from biting, but
you can keep breakable and important things in
their area. Make sure that your electrical cords
are away from them. You can raise them so that
your puppy will not reach them. Since they love
chewing on foot wears, you should put them in
covered shoe racks or in your closet. Make sure
that poisonous solutions or chemicals are kept.
Your puppy can take in drops of these harmful
liquids if they break their bottles when they
bite. Make sure that they cannot mess with your
trash cans when they might smell something
interesting in it. Provide them with their own
beds to keep them warm and secure.

If you think that you cannot tolerate your
puppy's behavior, enroll them in dog training
sessions to correct their behavioral problems
right away. Teach your puppy how to become a good
part of the society. Take time to walk with them,
and allow them to mingle and play with other
canines. Help them feel comfortable with other
pets and humans around, before they become more
suspicious of the things around them.
Socialization is important for them because it
helps them become relaxed, enjoyable to be with,
and safe.


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The author writes for http://sitdropstay.com.au/
which provides information regarding dog training
Brisbane. Sitdropstay was created in response to
an urgent need to improve the quality of dog
training and knowledge of canine behaviour.


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