What would be the steps to teach your dog?

It's the vision that we as puppy owners all dreamt about. A puppy that's leisurely strolling beside you, or sitting calmly at your feet at an outdoor cafe. But there are a few steps to complete to make sure that your pup is on the best track with their training to be able to get there!

Initially, that perfect pup should come with some growing pains: nipping, chewing, potty accidents, barking, and more. Your puppy keeps growing and developing quickly. Once they've been home for several weeks, your puppy ought to know the fundamentals of a daily routine and be working on some obedience training and learning basic commands.

So just how do guess what happens you should begin training your pup first on? No matter what age you bring home your pup, you should use our puppy training schedule as a guideline to simply help your puppy grow, develop, and learn the good manners they need at home and on earth to help shape them into becoming that perfect pup you envisioned!

1.Use your pup's food for training!

Your puppy's food is an incredible resource and one of the greatest tools you can use to coach your puppy! In those early puppyhood months, having your puppy work for their food is a super-easy way to get and hold their attention on you, rewards them for doing so, and creates a positive association with looking to you for direction!

At The Puppy Academy, we've our students bring their lunch to school together, and we use that meal due to their training sessions. Additionally it is area of the foundation for our Online Training School. In both programs, you'll often hear us recommending our pup parents keep a treat pouch on or near them all the time in the beginning weeks with their new pup at home. (Don't worry, you can and will wean off as they age!) Having access to your pup's food comes in so handy for redirecting them away from something they're doing that that you don't want them to complete, getting them to come calmly to you, having them focus you to construct that guidance-based relationship, and reward them for his or her good behaviors to encourage them to achieve that again!

2. Be Patient and Consistent!

It's simple to become frustrated with the puppy training process. Puppies are young and still finding out the world, so they will make mistakes. It will take time and energy to establish communication between yourself and your puppy, so don't expect them to get it on the very first try!

To have them on track faster, maintain a steady schedule for the puppy. Consider developing a daily puppy schedule which includes potty breaks, feeding and playtimes, puppy training sessions, and nap times! This will help your puppy learn to understand the daily household routine, feel confident and secure, provide structure, and promote good behavior.

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