The FIRST 3 Things Your Puppy NEEDS To Learn!

Bringing home a new puppy can be overwhelming! There is so much to learn and do with a new puppy, but are you doing the right things? In this video, we sit down with a brand new puppy owner to tell them the first 3 "tricks" we teach all our puppies in their first week home!

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CHAPTERS:
00:00 Puppy Trick Training Your Puppy NEEDS To Learn!
02:12 Teach Your Puppy To Sit, Stand, And Lay Down
06:53 How To Teach Your Puppy To Sit & Focus On You
08:04 Teach Puppy Spin With THIS Dog Training Tip!

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Happy Training! ~Ken

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[McCannDogs]

Now that you’ve got the first 3 skills established, it’s time to plan the rest of your training: Your Complete Puppy Training Schedule By Age
Thanks for watching!

[rawsheen]

This is really great to see: a new dog owner learning how to train! Videos online make it look so easy, I’m glad to see that learning how to train takes time too! Thanks for sharing

[lindaa.]

Haha! I was listening to this with my 11 week old puppy sleeping next to me- when she heard you said "Sit, sit..." she just popped up into a "sit position!" Guess she wasn't as asleep as I thought!

[drintx]

We got our new mini dachshund at 8 weeks old. The first day she was here she learned to use the doggy stairs. The second day I taught her to sit. Two days later she followed the other dogs through the dog door. Ive recently taught her to twirl and down and now she’s practicing ‘stay’. Puppies are so easy to train! She’s also A++ at coming when I call her.

[annenewcomb]

This is helpful!!! My 12 week old mini schnauzer puppy is still very little, and I've been having such a challenging time luring him into down position. Going to implement these techniques right away.

[homesteadgmad]

Aha!!! Boy, I sure have been doing it wrong...I won't be repeating ANYMORE!!

VERY valuable tips!!! 🤩

[olympic-gradelurker]

This pup looks like my lil' Yorkie mini dachshund mix, Juno. It took almost a month of practice, but laying down is now her best command. 🥰

[beckify]

It is SO helpful watching an amateur like me do the training!! Of course the trainers make it look so easy, but us owners are learning too :)

[misscarmen]

Thank you for sharing what a new puppy owner & puppy look like as they learn together. Great video!

[Mancal_ngineering]

That dog is is the definition of adorable.

[CodexPotter]

Thank you! Our ccpdt training class says we shouldn't have our dogs wearing harnesses because it encourages pulling. I only use the collar in class but on my own i usually use a harness and our pup pulls sometimes but she's only 4 months old, she's still learning everything.

[susannahthankful]

This is incredibly helpful! Love the pro tip! Love how there was a note about how Kayl refocuses the

[MrEasiertolie]

Y’all make some of the best and most helpful dog training videos. Thank you!

[lenalongbottom]

Really appreciative of videos like this.

[jangandy]

Getting a pupper soon. These video's are fantastic bite size pieces of info. Thankyou from Co Durham UK.

[juliannestreet]

He looks like my little terrier, Maltese mix down to his coloring. So precious!!

[wildflowersandwonderment]

So excited! I’m adopting a 5 month old on the weekend! I have no idea what he knows if anything. I’m looking to buy your course would you suggest the 4+ month course? Or should I check the puppy one out too in case

[mountaidew]

That is lot of training treats. Do we need to feed puppy his regular two time food?

[dianalarson]

I have asked this question on different site with no answer. Should I be training using a collar or with a halter? When do use one or the other?

[lauraradigan]

Question. I’m in Florida and just reached out to a trainer to get me started training with my Kooikerhondje puppy. The first words out of her mouth were that she uses a E collar. I have grave reservations on using any E collar on a puppy and would like your thoughts on this practice. I’m just trying to get my little girl doing basic obedience. I don’t want to mess this puppy up for life.