The best place to start is in a puppy kindergarten class. Puppies go through a critical socialization period when it is important for them to spend time playing with other puppies their age and meeting as many new people and new dogs as possible. A puppy kindergarten class is the ideal place to do that. It's also a good place to learn some basic training techniques and work with an expert trainer who can answer questions when problems arise. Puppy classes typically cover all the common issues of puppy owners, including toilet training, chewing, nipping, jumping up, walking politely on a leash, and coming when called. With puppies it is important to make training fun and not to use force. Force applied to immature bodies can cause permanent damage to growth plates and stunt or deform bone development. Luring is the preferred method for training puppies. You can learn a lot about puppy training from Dr. Ian Dunbar, a veterinarian, animal behaviorist, and the world's leading authority on luring training. He's made two of his puppy training books available for free download on the internet (see links below).
To train a puppy to calm down, you can use techniques such as positive reinforcement, exercise, mental stimulation, and creating a calm environment. Consistent training, patience, and providing structure can help your puppy learn to relax and be calm.
To effectively train your puppy using separation training techniques, start by gradually increasing the time you spend away from your puppy, rewarding calm behavior, and creating a safe and comfortable space for them. Consistency and patience are key to helping your puppy learn to be comfortable being alone.
There are many online sources of information on how to train a puppy. Another option is to check out a book on the topic from your local library. Third, your local Human Society/ASPCA branch may be able to give you more information.
It depends on the dog and the dogs age. For example a puppy might not learn as fast as a 2 year old dog it also depends on how long you train it.
You can train your puppy like any other dog, but since it is a puppy and they like to have fun, try makeing training a game!(also try to train them at a young age, that way they have a better chance of being a good dog in the years to come).
To train a puppy to use a designated poop area, you can use positive reinforcement, consistency, and patience. Start by taking your puppy to the designated area frequently, especially after meals and naps. When your puppy goes in the right spot, praise and reward them. Clean up accidents promptly and avoid scolding your puppy. With time and consistency, your puppy will learn to use the designated area for pooping.
Crating is a popular and easy way to help house train a young puppy. Dogs don't like to soil their bed. By crating a puppy, the puppy is encouraged to learn to control its bladder. Puppy crates are available at most pet stores including Best Friends Pet Supplies in Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Until they are 8-10 weeks old. If you are trying to train one puppy while you still have several others, train your puppy in a separate room where she or he won't be distracted by noise or objects, or other people. Remember bribing works foro puppy training, have lots of treats for your cutie and they'll learn in no time. I started training my puppy at six weeks. At this age they do not pay attention for more than five minutes or so but they learn really fast if you have a treat ready. At six weeks my puppy is least trained, and also knows sit and come.
To effectively train your puppy to walk on a leash using a Gentle Leader, start by getting your puppy used to wearing the Gentle Leader before attempting to walk. Once your puppy is comfortable with the Gentle Leader, gradually introduce walking on a leash in a quiet and familiar environment. Use positive reinforcement, such as treats and praise, to encourage good behavior while walking. Be patient and consistent with your training to help your puppy learn to walk calmly on a leash with the Gentle Leader.
you must bring somebody to train the dog for the child
Teach it to 'stay'.
Good Luck!