So you've got a new puppy now what today I'm going to go over some things you need to know. Naturally, your puppy has to eat, which means you got to pick out an excellent quality dog food for them now; every dog has unique dietary requirements; that's why pet flow has all of the brands. Choose your dog's favorite brand of dog food.
Why did you decide to bring a new puppy into your life right now? Well, we both already had two cats, and we've always wanted a dog, so this was just good timing in our lives, so how's he been adjusting in his first few days at home with you so far? I think then he's been changing well; in the beginning, he would kind of stay with us at all the time you'd only stay in the front room, but as the days go on, he sort of runs around the house, and it's getting more active with the cats. He's bolder and more curious, so we think he's doing very well. He seems like he's ready to get going, too. Would you mind if I worked with him for a bit of a bit oh boy, when you first bring your new puppy or dog home, don't throw too much on them at one time; in other words, many dogs need some time to adjust since a strong relationship with your dog is essential to prioritize growing your bond with your dog as everything will be built on top of this.
Whatever your dog's circumstances, try to understand things from their perspective now in case this is his very first time being away from his mom and his littermates. Hence, he needs some serious patience and understanding; it's going to take months for your dog to take in this world learn our language and know-how we expect them to behave; keep that at the front of your mind during that first year of training.
If you have a young puppy that's still rapidly developing to watch out for those teeth, this puppy biting catches many people off-guard. One of the first things you'll want to do is teach your new dog their name so that they can begin to understand that it's the attention we want when we call them by their name come here. It's not working yet. Hence, the first thing you want to do is get your dog's attention on you, maybe by making a little bit of a sound like yes, good job, right. I will introduce his name with yes, good job; you have to be very deliberate when teaching your dog a new word, a new phrase, or something like their name. See when he acknowledged me there.
I said his name so that he could begin to connect his name by paying attention to me. I'm also right there to make sure that I offer him something unique like this turkey to make an impactful, memorable experience for him. Right now that he's jumping on me, I'm not even concerned without the fact that he's paying attention to me and responding to his name is far more critical; yes, oh did you see his eyes snap up to me when I said his name right there he's doing well really quickly on this since when you're with your dog at this age, they're definitely in a supervised situation you'll have lots of opportunities to reward them for giving you their attention voluntarily or when you call their name really take advantage of this catch them off-guard as often as you can and reward them heavily when they stop what they're doing to pay attention to you or respond to their name.
now I'm walking around here to try and mix things up a little bit so that he starts to generalize that I still want him responding to name when I'm walking around when we're outside and so on, so it's essential to practice these things before you expect them to associate these behaviors in general everyday life if you've got a new puppy you're probably going to want to teach them how to sit pretty early on many dogs will do this pretty instinctively, but the idea is that you can teach them how to sit specifically when ask them to do so sit is so important because you're going to ask them to do this time and time again, so it's worth putting in the time right now to get looking good it's easiest to teach your dog to sit by luring them into the position you want to use that nose and a perfect currency
like real Turkey or real chicken to your advantage but think of your dog's nose and the treat that you're using as two separate magnets; at first, that magnetic attraction between their nose and the tree is loose if you keep the joy close to his nose and it's much more likely to keep his attention see this look how close that is you have to go in languid motion if you haven't done this before most people tend to go too fast like this but really what you want to do is go super slow look at that see that sit this time I'm going to introduce the word sit to him as he sits yes sit most dogs are going to pick up on this fast so you should be able to start phasing out the lure pretty
quickly on something like sit anyway, so watch this sit good job see he anticipated because we practiced several times in a row yes good game his attention when I called his name to sit hey that looks good let's go for some bonus content now and see if we can teach how to lie down sit well again we're going to do the same thing. We're going to go nice and slow just like this; yes, I'm going to reward there simply because he moved his front foot forward. I'm not going to insist that he does a complete lie down immediately; I'm rewarding for progress; that's the most important thing don't be so greedy when you're introducing new behaviors; yes, the excellent job now what some dogs this might take a few days other dogs it might take a few minutes it just depends on a variety of factors.
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