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How To Raise A Puppy Dog

A puppy dog is a special case, in the case to learn how to educate a dog puppy must consider that you must answer at least some basic commands. You have to learn to be obedient to his master, in addition to being careful with small children in the House. Learn more about this topic with the insights from Jacob Dilla. The puppy should also learn to respect the House, plants, furniture in general not to destroy things in the House. It is precisely at this point that we must suppress it to avoid vices with harmful behaviors. If we let ourselves be carried away by the tenderness that generates the puppy we will have problems in their adult life.

It is simple actually, is simply be jests in not authorizing excesses, of course, no need to be violent. If from an early age we tend to follow us with strap on the sidewalk to walk it it will be beneficial for when to grow. A couple of things must have in mind. First, the belt should be long enough so that the puppy has his freedom to move. With a belt of two meters usually sufficient if the dog is large or medium-sized. If it’s a small dog, perhaps best an longest, since puppies are more worried, remember that they explore the world to her around at this stage. The appropriate age to educate a dog puppy is 8 weeks.

Before this age is not very recommended, without mentioning that it is a little cruel most importantly to decide when to start beyond the age, is your health and which can perform the exercises, so you should consult your veterinarian if you notice something strange in your puppy before you start to train him. During training you surely will learn that you should do before your meal that you attract more prize. But you must not forget that you must not expand much training, he trains without neglecting your puppy feeding since their metabolism is much faster and eats at smaller intervals, i.e. more frequently. Click here to learn how I could train my dog without having to leave my house in just a few short weeks.

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