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Training

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It is your responsibility to train your Labradoodle puppy to have good behavior skills as he or she becomes a dog that will respond Appropriately in all situations which will ensure safe and enjoyable times for you your puppy and other people who come in contact with you and your puppy.

There are many philosophies on puppy and dog training. Some methods are based on punitive principals but the preferred methods these days are reward and praise-based.

The goal should be to communicate with your pet about the difference between acceptable and unacceptable behavior. Repetition and consistency are the keys to achieving this.

Socializing Puppy Introduce puppy to all of the sights, environments, and situations that you can

Your puppy needs to learn how to act around others and outside his home. Go to parks or hiking where there are lots of people so he learns to feel comfortable in social settings.

Disciplining Puppy You should start disciplining puppy right away. Use a firm ‘NO’ and lots of praise to differentiate between things you want him to do and don’t. Two things that puppies do by nature are bite when they play, and chew. Bite and chew , bite and chew.

When these occur, tell puppy ‘no’ emphatically and give him something he is allowed to chew. Reward the behavior you like by praising him and give him a chew the toy or treat.

There are lots of good book on dog training! Here are a few we recommend…

Dog Books

  • Beginning Obedience by Nikki Moustaki
  • Raising a Behaviorally Healthy Puppy by Suzanne Hetts, PhD
  • Cesar’s Way, or his video show, by Cesar Millian
  • A-IK-9 Dog Training Made Easy, by Anel Haithcox
  • Dog Tricks for Dummies, by Sarah Hodgson