Biting or nipping is normal behaviour for your puppy, but it is important for you to know how to train a puppy to not bite and teach him early on, or you’re in for bigger ouches later.
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Tips for Successful Puppy Training
Puppy training serves several purposes. Not only does it save your shoes from chewing and your floors from accidents, but it also helps keep your pup mentally stimulated and can even keep him safe. Explore the articles below for our expert puppy training tips.
Have you ever seen puppies meet for the first time? There are many ways that owners can set their furry friends up for successful social interactions. Keep reading to learn more on how to socialize a puppy.
Even well-trained dogs have accidents, but there are things you can do to help prevent the occasional “oops.” Learn how to house train your dog and prevent puppy accidents.
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Even well-trained dogs have accidents, but there are things you can do to help prevent the occasional “oops.” Learn how to house train your dog and prevent puppy accidents.
Have you ever seen puppies meet for the first time? There are many ways that owners can set their furry friends up for successful social interactions. Keep reading to learn more on how to socialize a puppy.
Chewing is a normal behaviour in puppies and adult dogs, but it can wreak havoc on your shoes, books and furniture. Wondering how to stop a puppy from chewing on your belongings? Learn more.
Biting or nipping is normal behaviour for your puppy, but it is important for you to know how to train a puppy to not bite and teach him early on, or you’re in for bigger ouches later.
Just like humans, dogs are social animals naturally accustomed to living in “packs.” Your puppy will be a member of your family, and it’s up to you to learn how to train your puppy and teach him the rules of the house to abide by.