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Like everything else, a new job, a new friendship, a new relationship, we have to get it right from the start. With owning a dog and bringing him or her home as a puppy, the first few months the little dog is with us is going to be very important, and we have to get it right from the start.

These first few months are going to be the period where you lay down the home rules, where you put your cards on the table, where you tell your little four legged companion what it can do and what it cannot do, in other words it is time for BASIC PUPPY TRAINING.

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Training schedules for the new addition to your household need not necessarily be confined to conventional areas, and the new dog may need special attention with mouthing and nipping and more importantly you may want to teach your puppy bite inhibition with dog training biting.

It is during the first 15 to 21 days, its mind is open, its senses very sharp and keen, it is going to experience a lot of things with you, in your company, in your house, with your family members, and even with your regular friends who visit often, for the first time, and it is during this time when you have the opportunity, the golden chance to easily establish, shape and form its habits and develop his behavior pattern.

The first and most important of this regimen is its health check, because the health of your dod would determine the development of his character and behavior pattern. Take your little dog to the vet. No matter who you bought the babay dog from, and what they told you, take him to a Vet, before you bring it home.

A thorough once over is very important, as these little angels are very vulnerable at this age, especially during its first two three months in this world. Set up a schedule to have it vaccinated. You will not be able to take him outdoors and or train him outdoors till he or she is completely protected from the canine ills out there. Get the Puppy Dog’s Equipment Ready:

• Adjustable Collar
• Training Leash
• Solid Food Bowl
• Water Bowl
• Sleeping hamper/Bed
• Incentive/Encouragement Toys

Involve Every Member Of The Family Every member of the family should be involved in every aspect of your puppy’s training. Let each accept member a particular responsibility in the care and brining up department.There are tasks like:

• Cleaning and refilling drinking bowl with clean water twice daily.
• Cleaning and dusting the bed.
• Feeding at agreed intervals in the designated areas only.
• Toilet training, agreed upon times, designated areas only.
• Exercise and regular walk or run.
• Regular grooming and bathing.

All of the above tasks are very important and cannot be skipped, missed or ignored. You may not be able to do all of it your self. Set up a roster, so that each family member gets to do all of the tasks at some time or other.

Dog potty training is an important facet of early training, to establish proper dog behaviour, and prevent dog training problems down the track as the dog grows older.

You and the members of your family follow the rules, accept the responsibilities, no buts, no ifs, no exceptions, and then alone can you expect you little pet to follow the rules, recognize authority and obey commands.

Prevent Accidents: There is a possibility that your puppy may be left alone during periods when everyone are out, it is very important that he or she is protected from themselves.

They could wander around and explore the house and may get into trouble or cause an accident in which they could hurt themselves. Putting them on a leash and collar, or confine him in a suitable crate, a plastic dog crate is the one we recommend, when your puppy is going to be left alone is very important.

You cannot afford to be lax on this rule. Make every member of the family realize that if they are the last person to leave the house, they must put the puppy on the leash, make sure he is secure, before doing so.

Prevent Separation Anxiety: Do not leave your puppy alone or confine it for long periods. Isolating or confining your dog in lonely areas frequently should be avoided at all costs in the early stages of his life in your household.

Such confinement would do no good and will definitely lead to the development of unwanted behavioral issues such as barking, aggression, separation anxiety, excessive fear and general unruliness. Unless you are a professional trainer, it is always best to have professional guidance.

There are very good eBooks, Videos, Guides and manuals available on the internet.

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