Training your puppy

House Training is #1 on my list when bringing home a new puppy. After 10 years raising service dog pups I have a fool proof way for potty training a puppy.

Believe it or not, a puppy is never too young to learn basic dog commands. In fact, you can (and should) introduce puppy training the day you bring your new dog into your house. A well-behaved dog is what everyone wants, but not everyone wants to start the dog training early enough. By training your puppy early, she will always know what's expected of her inside your home.

Train your puppy to sit, stay, down, out, and go to bed with these easy tricks. Training begins the day you bring your puppy home. Sit, stay are essentials.

All puppies nip or bite at your hands, feet, and ankles. See the #1 reason you should not allow this behavior any more, How to stop a puppy from nipping and biting, Why puppies bite, When puppies stop biting, and All about puppy teeth!

Crate training can be easy if you can avoid these 10 common mistakes people make as they learn how to crate train a puppy.

House training your puppy is a vital step in their development. With these tips, you will be able to quickly potty train your puppy and get rid of accidents.

Getting a new puppy is a fun and interesting time. You probably went to a breeder or pet store or maybe just saw an ad on the Internet or the newspaper, for puppies, and decided just to check it out. Before you knew it those little eyes and fluffy puppy fur had your heart melting and you were

Essential tips for how to take care of your new puppy in the first week. Help them get used to their new home faster and kickstart training with success.

Training your puppy bite inhibition will stop any mouting or chewing behavior. Their sharp teeth are required for them to receive feedback on their biting.