• Socialization Pointers for Training Your New Puppy
  Socialization and puppy training are of utmost importance as puppyhood is the most important and critical time in your puppy's development. What you do and do not do right now will affect your puppy's behavior forever. A properly socialized puppy is well adjusted and makes a good companion.
• Training Your Puppy to Love, Trust and Respect You
  Just as a child needs a caring parent; an athletic team needs a coach; your puppy needs a leader and a clear social hierarchy. If you do not take up the role of leader, your dog will; and you will end up with an unruly, disobedient dog. Many people try to win their new puppy's love by letting the puppy always have its way. Buckets of affection is a wonderful thing for most puppies, but it must be tempered with respect.
• More Puppy House Training Tips
  Establishing good habits early on in housetraining your puppy is critical. If you allow your puppy to eliminate every where and any where he wants in your home, you will end up with an adult dog who will always have a tendency to want to eliminate in your home. A truly housetrained dog will NEVER eliminate in your house unless forced to do so or because of illness or excessively long confinement. Don't expect your puppy to be reliably housetrained until she is at least 6 months old.
• Training Your Puppy to Stop Whining, Howling and Barking
  Your puppy is howling, whining or barking for a reason. If the problem is not resolved immediately, whining can become an ingrained habit that is intensely irritating and annoying. Many a puppy will use whining, howling, and barking as a means of vocal blackmail in order to control their owners. Accustom your puppy to being left by herself, even if you are home. This will prevent separation anxiety and all the problems that accompany it.
• Training Puppy About Chewing
  Any area that the pup has access to must be kept clear and clean. Put out of puppy's reach anything you don't want him to chew or destroy. Do not allow your puppy to have unsupervised access to 'unchewables.' Do not chase the puppy in an attempt to take something away. Instead provide puppy with her own toys and teach her how to play with them exclusively.
• Training Puppy About Jumping
  Jumping up can be dangerous as well as annoying. Young children and elderly people can easily be toppled over and seriously injured by exuberant, friendly dogs. Start now to teach your puppy not to jump up. Even little dogs can cause problems and injury to themselves and others when they leap and jump around.
• Training Puppy About Leash Pulling
  Do not drag your puppy. Do not yank or pull on your puppy's delicate throat and neck. Never use a choke collar on a puppy. Instead, teach your puppy to walk nicely on leash before he develops a habit of lunging and pulling on leash.
• Training Puppy about Biting, Mouthing and Teething
  Biting and mouthing is common in a young puppy especially in play and while teething. It's up to you to teach your puppy what is acceptable and what is not. There are many other reasons your puppy will bite and you will have to take an active role in teaching him. However, before you can teach your puppy anything, there are two prerequisites that are essential. They are trust and respect.

Training Articles - Puppy Training Basics - House Training Your Puppy - Crate Training Your Puppy - Training Your Puppy about Biting and Mouthing - More Training Tips for The New Puppy Owner - Training Puppy to Curb Submissive Urination - Training Puppy to Stop Excitement Urination - Training Your Puppy about the Collar, Leash and Stairs - Socializing Your Puppy - Dog Behavior Training - Why Obedience Train Your Dog or Puppy ? - Biting, Mouthing and Anti-Aggression - Training For Your Dog or Puppy - Training Your Dog Not to Jump Up on People - Leash Training Your Dog - Training Your Dog to Come When Called - Training Your Dog to Stop Chasing Cars, Cats, Joggers, etc. - Training Your Dog for Off-Leash Freedom - Training Your Dog to Stop Escaping and Roaming - Training Your Dog to Overcome Fear of Loud & Sudden Noises - Training Your Dog to Overcome Shyness - Is Socialization a Part of Dog Training? - Why Does My Dog Smell Stinky Stuff? - Solving Dog Training Problems - House Training Your Dog - Crate Training Your Dog - Training Your Dog about Biting, Mouthing and Teething - Coprophagia/Eating Feces - What to do! - Training Your Dog to Control Barking - Training Your Dog to Overcome Separation Anxiety - Training Your Dog to Stop Whining - Training Your Dog Out of Submissive Urination - Training Your Dog to Stop Excitement Urination

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