Basic Obedience, the foundation of all well Trained Dogs
Basic Obedience and Manners is the foundation for everything that follow as your puppy grows and becomes an adult. It is for dogs and handlers who need to start at the beginning so the foundation can be built correctly. You and your canine should learn how basic cues can help with good manners and proper leash etiquette. onew basic obedience had been instilled it is importent to incorporate the commands into every day life. These core commands may seem simple, but they are the building blocks that will set the time for many years to come.
Basic Obedience
Boogie at puppy obedience training West Hollywood
Puppy Obedience Training is designed for pups to learn their core obedience skills.
Programs vary, but common training techniques include teaching a dog to “stay,” “sit” and “come.” In addition to commands, dogs learn the discipline to avoid social and behavioral habits that cause destruction to your home and that may lead to behavioral issues in the future. Puppies learn house manners like not digging holes in the yard and chewing on furniture. A proper effective puppy training experience will also give a pup confidence which is crucial to their development Into a well behaved dog.
Programs vary, but common training techniques include teaching a dog to “stay,” “sit” and “come.” In addition to commands, dogs learn the discipline to avoid social and behavioral habits that cause destruction to your home and that may lead to behavioral issues in the future. Puppies learn house manners like not digging holes in the yard and chewing on furniture. A proper effective puppy training experience will also give a pup confidence which is crucial to their development Into a well behaved dog.
Puppy Obedience Training
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Ace start Puppy Training West Hollywood
Puppy Training requires far more patience then most people realize. It is important to rmember that a puppy doesn’t know much and should not be corrected in the begining. Teaching by positive reinforcement is by far the best way to go. Your young dog will be receptive to this technique and will want to learn. House breaking takes more than a few stacks of old newspapers—it calls for vigilance, patience, plenty of commitment and above all, the knowledge and know how on what works and what doesn’t. Don’t my things the wrong way can back fire and turn things into a bad habit that will be hard to break.
Puppy Training
Stop Destructive Dog Behavior, Dog Training West Hollywood, Beverly Hills
Stop destructive dog behavior the correct way, through positive reinforcement, dog training, and mental stimulation.
A destructive dog can cause a lot of damage when you leave the house. Fortunately, it’s an easy problem to fix with the right knowledge. Start training your new dog as soon as you bring them home. Training not only teaches your new pup obedience, but also helps stimulate them mentally. This will prevent them from becoming bored which leads to destructive behavior. Make sure to use positive renforrcement when training, this will make it fun and they will want to keep learning.
Stop destructive dog behavior
Grooming your dog, Mauro Pet Care Products
Grooming your dog doesn’t need to be a big deal. If you do regular brush outs you per will require less baths and extensive de-matting. If your dog stays fairly clean with regular brushing, you might get away with fewer baths, it’s recommended to not go past 3 months.
Too many baths will strip the coat of natural oils that protect the skin, and your dog’s coat will lose some of its shine and luster. However, there are dogs that will need more frequent, medicated baths, but only if your vet recommends it. Once a month is a good schedule for your dogs grooming needs. We use Mauro Pet Care products which promote hydration of the skin vs shampoos that remove oils from your pets skin. You can read more about their products at https://www.mauropetcare.com
Grooming your dog
Destructive dog behavior, stopping destructive behavior
Destructive dog behavior can start out as a developmental issue, it can also be a behavioral issue. The first thing that should be done is to find the root cause of such behavior. Does the pet have separation anxiety, does he feel under-stimulated, was there a recent change in routine or environment. All of these can be common triggers of destructive dog behavior. The solution for pet’s acting up will depend largely on the circumstances. If a dog is between the age of 6 months and 14 months and they chew a lot; chances are this is a developmental issue on this case we will focus on giving the dogs appropriate things to chew when we see them chewing on inappropriate items. If they have our slipper in their month we will replace it with a chew toy. This is why we do not give dogs free range of our home until they can be trusted. They should only have free range when someone is there to correct their behavior and show them what is expected of them. Stopping destructive dog behavior isn’t difficult when we know the root cause. Come back for more tips on destructive canine behaviors or send us an email with your question and we will do our best to help.