Leash Training Milestones: What to Expect at Different Puppy Stages Leash training your pup?
There are milestones to expect at different stages of development:
8-10 Weeks: Puppy's still adjusting and may not take leash well. Be patient and give treats as reward.
10-16 Weeks: Puppy's becoming coordinated, but may pull or tug. Keep leash short…
The Importance of Consistency in Your Dog's Potty Training Schedule Consistency is a must for potty training your pup. Establish a routine and schedule for your dog's potty breaks. That way, they'll learn faster and avoid accidents in the house.
Here's why:
Regular potty breaks help your dog recognize when it's time to go out.…
The Art of the Stay Command: Tips for Success The "Stay" command is an important part of dog training. To get it right, you need patience, consistency, and rewards. Here are some tips:
Start easy: Practice in quiet places, then add distractions as your dog gets better.
Be patient: Dogs learn at their own speed.…
How to Choose the Right Leash to Minimize Biting Opportunities Choosing the correct leash for your pup is a major factor in reducing biting chances, especially when out for a walk. Here's what to look for:
Avoid retractable leashes. They let your dog move around too much and can result in bites.
Opt for a…
Understanding Your Dog's Anxiety Crate training can be tough for anxious dogs. It's hard to witness if you think your pup is anxious, scared, or overwhelmed. To assist them in succeeding, understanding the anxiety is the key. Let's look at several ways you can get it and help your anxious pup beat their crate training…
Understanding the Basics of House Training an Adult Dog House training an adult pup can seem tough, but it doesn't need to be scary. With patience and consistency, you can accomplish it! Key to succeeding is knowing the basics of house training. Like creating a routine and planning ahead. Here's what you'll need to do:…
How to Properly Clean Up After Your Dog to Prevent Marking It's essential to clean up after your pup to stop them from marking in and around your home. When they smell their pee or poo in one spot, they are likely to go back and mark it again, even if they've been house-trained. Here…
How to Create a Safe Room for Your Dog Without a Crate Creating a safe space for your pup, no crate required, is a great way to give them a comfy spot to chill and feel secure. Here's how:
Choose a quiet, dimly lit room where your pup can relax in…
Make Crate Training Fun with These Creative Games Crate training can be tricky. But, with fun games, it can be enjoyable and successful! Here are some ideas:
The Cheese Hunt: Hide little cheese pieces in the crate. Let your pup find them.
Crate Tag: Play tag with your pup. The "safe zone" is their crate.…
Harnesses vs. Collars: Which is Best for Your Dog? Choosing between a harness and collar for your pup depends on several aspects, such as their breed, size and health. Collars are the most common option, but harnesses offer more advantages.
Harnesses spread out the leash pressure over the chest and back, reducing the risk of…