Puppy Training Guide: The Beginners Guide to Puppy Training Basics

By Anna Mary

A Dog is man’s best friend, and its relationship with others and you depends on you.

Is it your vision to play fetch with your dog, watching him frolic at the lake, or cuddling up on cold nights? These behaviors you dream of in a puppy do not come naturally. Your puppies need to be trained. The problem with puppies that are not trained is that they grow into untrained dogs. And an untrained dog can be a nuisance.

Anna Mary is a dog trainer with over 7 year’s experience. She is an expert when it comes to training puppies and correcting bad dog behavior. In her book Puppy Training Guide: The Beginners Guide to Puppy Training Basics. She delves into the basics of Puppy training, Puppy Primer, Puppy socialization and how to set the right foundation for the Perfect Companion Dog.

You will learn how to
• Choose puppy based on your lifestyle, household, budget and companionship
• Types of breed and how they learn
• Housetrain your puppy - when to start
• Potty training guidelines
• Puppy Crate training steps - by- steps
• How to work with your little dog to suit your lifestyle
• Puppy food - what, how and when?
• And how to prevent food aggression
• Basics commands for puppy
• Positive Reinforcement - what it is and benefits
• Correcting bad behavior
• Puppy socialization, health and nutrition

It is not enough to spend money acquiring new puppies, they need to be trained. If your goal is to have a well trained dog for a happy home, a perfect companion, then this is the book to read. It will teach you tips and techniques to raise that little puppy before it grows up.

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• Language: English
• Publisher: Publishdrive
• Release date: Apr 7, 2020

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Conclusion

Introduction

DOGS ARE HUMAN’S BEST friend. Their loyalty is out of this world. They treat their owners with so much affection and at times can be compared to humans with the amount of bond they tend to share with their owners.

They can be so jovial and playful but you definitely don’t want to be on the bad side of a dog. Burglars can definitely testify to this when they pick a house with a guard dog to burgle. If you’re a person who loves to cuddle, then a dog is your best option (just get one with a lot of furs and make sure you don’t have any allergies).

Their use in the human’s world can’t be underestimated. The reasons why people get dogs vary. Some people do for companionship while others for protection. They possess a sense of smell that is quite similar to that of humans and superior. Their strong sense of smell is used by the police to pick up scents and chase down the trails of criminals. Not to forget the immeasurable happiness they bring to people across the globe.

Dogs also have a very good memory. Once a dog spots an unfamiliar face in its surroundings, it starts barking to alert the humans around. They even express emotions at times. When a dog is wagging its tail, tongue out, teeth flashing and jumping wildly, you can definitely tell such a dog is happy. Visually impaired people will testify to the fact that they wouldn’t be able to do anything without their walking dogs. These are dogs that are trained to help them with moving around and doing basic things.

This brings us to the importance of dog training. Most of the aforementioned traits and characters in dogs require special training to make these lovely animals comply. The training of dogs to become house pets has been since the 1950s. Basically, dog training is using events that occur in the environment to train dogs. This enables the dogs to undertake specific activities or to be able to inhabit a contemporary domestic life.

Imagine having a dog who poops everywhere around the house. This could be quite frustrating having to pack poop around the house but if a dog has been trained to poop at a designated place, the problem is solved. This kind of training is known as potty training. A dog can also be trained to obey basic commands such as to sit; to go into its kernel and so on.

Sometimes punishment might even be required in training a dog. Dog training can even be as advanced as teaching the dog languages and so on. This really helps the dog to participate in daily activities better and even be a better companion or a more efficient protector. It also makes dogs more sophisticated and helps them to develop a better relationship with humans.

To not dive too much into the content of the book, I’ll stop here and hope you find this book very useful in training your puppy.

ANNA MARY

Chapter One

Choosing Your Puppy

Your Lifestyle

Choosing a puppy is one of the most difficult tasks out there. And whatever step you take may turn out to be one of the best decisions you make or one of your worst mistakes. It all starts with knowing your lifestyle.

Ask yourself these questions

Are you really ready to have a dog?

Can you guarantee sufficient time for the dog?

Are you responsible enough to have a dog?

Can your current lifestyle guarantee the safety of the dog?

If to any of these questions, your answer is no, then you should really reconsider. In the world we are in now, everyone seems to be busy with work,