Puppy tip #7 (basic obedience)

 You just got a new puppy, but now what? I'm sure you have a million questions bouncing around in your head. What kind of training should you do? What kind of results can you expect? How long should you train daily? In this post, I will be going over those things for you!



Below I have made a list of everything your pup should begin working on Upon arrival. Follow the links below to learn how to train each thing! If the way I have described isn't working, feel free to send me an email at SkyesCanisLanista@gmail.com for some help! 

Crate Training

Potty Training

Come

Stay

Lay Down

Sit

Loose Leash Work




Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Reasonable Accommodation Letter: Service Dog

  Date: ________________________ Employee's Name: __________________________________________ Phone: ________________________       Email:_________________________ Job title: _______________________       Department:____________________ Supervisor's name: __________________________________________ I am requesting the following reasonable accommodation(s): Please see the following attached documents:  list of documents supporting your request that have been attached Answer to the two ADA questions: Is the dog a service dog required for a disability?        2. What work or task has the dog been trained to perform?                     Employee signature: _________________________________________ Date: ___________ Links for you to print and add: https://www.eeoc.gov/newsroom/eeoc-sues-hobby-lobby-disability-discimination https:...
Read more

Crate Training

  Feed them in the crate every day WITHOUT closing the door. This teaches them that the crate is a good place to be, as good things happen in it. He will eventually start going in on his own in hopes to get food.  Crate them while you are home. This teaches him that the crate does not always mean you are leaving him.  Leave the door open and reward him/her with a treat any time s/he decides on their own to enter the crate. This teaches them that the crate is a safe space, not a trap. S/he may come and go as he pleases “most of the time”. Leave an interactive toy in the crate when you leave. This gives them something to do. If the crate is boring but outside the crate is fun, naturally they will resist the boring place. You need to make the crate more interesting than the outside.  DO NOT leave water or food in the crate. This can lead to them drinking too much and having an accident. Holding their bladder for too long too often can cause urinary tract issues amongst ...
Read more

Scent Sample Training for Migraines:

  Scent Samples: DON'T take a sample right after eating or drinking (exception for drinking water) DO take a scent sample as soon as you start feeling your migraine if the above terms don't apply.  ONLY use clear unscented dish soap to wash your scent containers. Scented soap can alter the samples.  DO make a sample kit you can carry everywhere with you. I can make you one if needed.  Sample kit: Containers: You can use anything that is small enough to hold a cotton ball and have holes punctured in the top. You will want 3-4 containers.  Cotton balls: These work best for capturing scent. The feeling can send a lot of people into sensory overload. If you have a hard time tolerating them, then the tips of q tips cut off and placed under your tongue work. I personally find these more sensory-friendly. Have you ever been asked to take those under the tongue drug tests when getting hired for work? You want to soak them thoroughly just like those ones.  Baggies: ...
Read more