Walking your 12 week old puppy is a great way to introduce them to basic walking techniques and help them develop their strength and coordination. However, it’s important to be aware of how far they can walk at each stage so that you don’t overdo it! What is the Puppy Walker Method? The Puppy Walker Method is a training method that teaches puppies how to walk on their own. The method was created by Dr. Ian Dunbar, […]
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Your puppy’s basic needs, such as eating, drinking, sleeping, peeing, and playing, should be their top priorities at eight weeks. Now, a puppy can remember when and where it was fed and what behaviors are acceptable. It is even feasible to start the housebreaking process, and they can begin more at ease with grooming. After taking their mother and littermates, they are ready to leave their family unit and move to their new home with you. Expectations […]
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You can first bring home a new puppy with this thorough guide. It is unique for a novice dog owner. Or anyone who has forgotten the antics of a puppy eight weeks old! Feeding, toilet training, crate training, tucking your puppy in at night, and much more will be covered. Getting used to life with a new puppy could be challenging, but being well-prepared will make everything seem easier. This article explains what to expect from your […]
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A routine needs to be established because there are so many new experiences and factors to consider while selecting your puppy home. The structure can help your new dog’s family member feel secure and make him aware of what is expected of him. The best strategy is to create a schedule and adhere to it strictly. You should start training your new puppy in the first several weeks to have good manners. In addition to helping the […]
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Getting Started To get off to a good (and paw!) start with your pup, you must make sure they know what you expect of them. As a result, they will be more certain that they can achieve the goals they have set for themselves in the future. Training should be based on positive reinforcement. Positive reinforcement is the practice of rewarding desired behaviour in people or dogs, such as paying someone for showing up to work. Instead […]
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