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| Train Your Puppy In Its First Week |
Training a puppy when you bring home is essential. Obviously you need a physical element such as a dog bed or crate bowls, food and water, puppy chow, collar, leash, toys, etc. Equally important, all family members must decide and focus on routine, responsibility and rules.
Training a puppy - The first few days are very important. Enthusiasm and emotions are present. Everyone wants to feed the dog, play with the puppies and hold the puppy. Pre-established rules are easily broken. Everyone agreed that the puppy sleep in his cage, but when she left the home, someone has returned, and insists that puppy will sleep in the bed. Everyone agreed beforehand not to let puppy jump on it, but in the excitement, one even noticed that puppy jumps. No one sleeps the first night. Puppy wins and gets to sleep in his bed. The next morning we find puppy has eliminated all over the bed. So the following night puppy is locked in his cage and screams all night. Nobody sleeps today 'not night.
Grouchiness sets; enthusiasm is down. Nobody wants to be early at the pre-agreed time in the morning feeding. Who will be responsible for training the puppy home? How are we to sleep with her constant whining and crying?
Your new puppy has just been taken from his mother and scope. She is vulnerable and easy to impress. What she needs now is security and routine. Set up to you to be a small room, its very own special haven for the few months. Book the entire floor and put her food / water bowls and a bed in one corner. Scatter her toys everywhere.
Play with her quietly and gently. Do not overwhelm them with attention and activity. If she wants to sleep like it, looks like they leave you alone. Puppies need lots of sleep.
Decide who is responsible for feeding and cleaning up after her. Not deviate from the schedule. The routine is especially important for your puppy. Do not spend all your time with him. If they will be alone during the day or night, they must start getting used to now. When she wakes up from his nap and whines, resist the urge to run in and comfort her.
Since puppies are hard to impress you, it is important to explain the rules to begin immediately. Do not give him special license to allow everything, just because it's a puppy. Can his wish was granted on some things now, it should not be confused later when you decide to change the rules. Puppies learn very quickly with the right guidance.
Never hit your puppy or give harsh criticism. You do not mean to misbehave - they are only what comes naturally. Instead, you show your puppy that kind of behavior you want. Teach her to play with his toys. Make it fun and exciting. Let them know how lucky you are and how good she is when she chews.
Then, when you see her chewing your furniture, tell him firmly, "Off!" and seek him one of his own toys. Encourage them to play with and chew on it. Effusive praise when she does. If you do not catch him red-handed, do what you are mistaken. The only way you can ask your puppy is to be there. If you can not be there, do not allow him to places where they can access in trouble.
Make an appointment with your veterinarian immediately. Discuss vaccination schedule for your puppy and when they will be allowed outside. Puppies are susceptible to many diseases dogs until they are fully vaccinated, so do not take your dog outside until your veterinarian says it's OK.
The emotional and mental health of your puppy is as important as physical health. When you schedule your puppy's first veterinary visit here, including his time in a puppy socialization class. It may not be able to visit yet, but, to your place now so that you do not miss to book. To provide socialization classes for puppies, your puppy the opportunity to a variety of people and dogs in a controlled situation and the opportunity to romp and play with other puppies do justice to.
