Summary:
This article goes into detail about what you should and shouldn"t do when training a puppy. It explains everything from the chewing stage to Potty training. It emphasizes the way to use positive reinforcement, and proper negative reinforcement.

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When training a puppy it is best to start young. The old adage "You can"t teach an old dog new tricks" is usually right. However there are certain ways and methods you have to use to train a puppy. If you attempt to train a puppy the same way you would train a full grown dog then your results won"t be as successful as they could be. First of all understand that training a puppy will take time and dedication. You have to reinforce certain behaviors and that may involve just watching your puppy for a little while. It can be time consuming, but it"s worth it. But without further ado, let"s take a look at the Early Stages of a puppy.

The Early Stages:

During the first 2-3 weeks you shouldn"t worry about training your puppy. It really can"t learn anything, so it would be a waste of time. However the second month or a little sooner you should begin training. The key is to start off slow and keep it positive. Never should you hit a puppy for doing something wrong. It is not old enough to understand what it did wrong. So instead reward the puppy for good behavior.

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