Dog Training: How To Overcome Challenges And Raise Your Puppy The Right Way

Are you a new puppy owner and are looking for ways to train your dog? Training your puppy properly has many benefits both for the puppy and for you, and so the earlier you start the better. Puppy care is important in avoiding anti-social behavior, such as violence, repetitive barking, scratching, and biting people.

Throughout this book, we are going to discuss:
● The importance of dog training
● What age you should puppy train
● How to train your puppy to become a guard dog
● Steps to effective obedience training
● How to properly clicker train
● Housebreaking a Puppy With Puppy Training Pads
● Training your puppy on how to stop biting
● And much more!

Research has shown that the brain of a puppy is mature and ready for early learning. Once the child is 12-16 weeks old, a puppy will learn simple commands like "sit" "stay" "come" and "heel" Dogs are not people, and thus they are not regarded as such. Dogs are instinctually packed creatures and in the wild, every member of the pack learns their rank in the pack. The chief, the alpha dog, and the other dogs do not challenge the pack leader in each pack. They search for guidance, food, and security from the alpha dog. You are the pack leader in the home situation and so it is vital that you gain the respect of your puppy for any training. Within the wild, the dogs do not defecate where they slumber or feed, set up sleep, and toilet areas for the puppy by providing a healthy space for the puppy.