5 LIFE CHANGING PUPPY TRAINING TIPS YOU MUST KNOW!

How to train your puppy to be a well-trained puppy? Training your puppy to stop biting and training your puppy to stop doing most stuff comes with creating a good relationship with your puppy. In this puppy training video, Tom Davis goes over very important puppy training tips!

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[stephenrickstrew]

I was part of the transport team that brought Darby to New York … it’s so good to see that his tail is still wagging like crazy … I can’t believe people treated him the way they did …he really is so good natured and really wants to work …thanks for helping him be happy

[pittymama]

I started training the day that they each came home and we haven't stopped training since! It is definitely a lifetime commitment when you have a well-trained dog. You have to refresh that training constantly and they are constantly learning new things.

[sarakheirdoust]

As I’ve been told, I got her a trainer at around 5 months. She had never been socialized until then except vet visits and doctor appointments. However I potty trained her since the beginning and though accidents happened, she was a quick learner. And now at 7 months socialization is the biggest challenge we faced due to have started things of quite later than it normally should.

[wandadavis]

I have a 9 month old French bulldog and he is so different from my maltipoo! I have started training when I got him at 13 weeks old. But I have a granddaughter and husband and sister that are at my house a lot and it’s very hard to train! In the evening he goes crazy and won’t listen to me at all? I’m 65 and really don’t know what to do with him! We love him so much!

[klaudiacebula]

We started training the day after we picked the puppy up. At this age when they're so interested in everything it is soo easy to use anything that has any value to them as an opportunity for a mini training session. It's so easy to create solid and consistent engagement that way - and that's with terrier breeds who are generally less intrested in working for the handler

[tx]

14 week old mini poodle. Started training him the moment I got him at 12 weeks with potty training and he has that down now. Now Im continuing to praise for no leash pressure, looking at me on walks, getting in a sit and wait when I open the door, and crate training. Those are the main focus now. Going to make the focus getting him to sit instead of jumping on people and furniture next!

[jackpopa]

started training our GSDxMal at 8 weeks. Learned like 10 new commands in a couple weeks. Smart boy ;)

[kimleger]

I start with my Sheps Day Two...I've had good success with a lead and attaching to my belt loop. They quickly learn their perimeters and they're quickly corrected for any unacceptable behavior...best part yet, they have a job

[Itsacrazyworldwelivein]

Love Darby. So glad he found the right home where he can thrive. He’s is very handsome too.

Dogs who are crate trained properly love their crates. One on my rescues put himself to bed every night about 9 in his crate. We had 3 large rescues, all loved their crates, and we very seldom ever had to close the doors and they used them every day. However, they were not allowed in each other’s crates so each had their “own” space.

As to the comment about decor I get it - try 1 large and 2 extra large crates plus 3 extra large dog beds in the den. I referred to it as “The Doghouse”! When you love them it’s just the way it is. Our good friends and family members didn’t care because they were all dog lovers too.

[kirkbrooks]

We named our puppy when she was 4 or 5 weeks old and told the breeder who then always used her name, by the time we brought her home at 8 weeks she had a decent understanding of her name.

[dlhall]

Yes! Training starts the second I get a new puppy home at 8 weeks from the breeder. If you have a good breeder, it starts several weeks earlier. My breeder, GSDs, from the day they are born, desensitization starts. She plays CDs with all the loud noises, thunder, gunshots, vacuums, alarms, etc., 24/7. This absolutely builds a bulletproof puppy. She also starts crate training, potty training, walking on multiple surfaces, going through tunnels, flirt pole to test prey drive, etc. All this is detrimental to raising a stable, well rounded dog!

[papascruffy]

That dog cracks me up, play play play but he shows great discipline as well.

[Cathan]

Got my puppy when he was 12 weeks old, he is about to turn 3yrs old this year, been at the trainers doing various classes twice a week ever since I brought him home…..basic just started scent detection class. We are not competitive level at any of it but the most important thing is I have an obedient dog and we have a great relationship and bond and we have fun. I knew the breed I had and the size he would be, so started early. We have had struggles with dog and leash reactivity and a couple of other behaviours along the way, but have come out the other end well. Never give up, keep training.

[made_with_seoul]

I just got a 9 week old Razor Edge Blue Healer pit & I’ve been binge watching your videos! I’m seeing lots of improvements & I’m thankful I found your channel :)

[arlenepetek]

I started training as soon as we got her at 9 weeks old & happy that I did.
Your information in this video was spot on & I had to ask my hubby to not do quite a few things till he understood how to do it properly so he didn’t undo what I had been teaching her. Thanks for a great video!

[RockinandRollin]

We started training from the moment we got her at 9 weeks! Just simple stuff and mostly just to tire her out.

[henrikstenlund]

I always start training the puppy the next day it has arrived. Short excercises, that's all and puppies are eager to learn new things.

[cheval]

My rescue heeler mix was 6 weeks old due to circumstances, I took over mom and started training of what she could have and not. She is so much fun even at 5 years old to continue training. Keeper her mentally stimulated and exercise keeps me in shape and learning new ways to train.

[hellosunshine]

Great video !!
Love the pup ! It’s so sad the way he was left ! He’s so lucky to have you guys !!!

[taylorpurves]

We started training our puppy the morning after picking him up from the breeder! So 8wks old, just working on the basics at that point! My rescue dog who we don’t know her age, same thing started training immediately!