Ana Walsh

Obedience training is very important, but it's not the key to having a well-behaved dog. If your dog is chewing on things, barking, whining, jumping on people, digging, peeing on the floor, or exhibiting other unwanted behaviors, simply teaching them not to do these things may not work – because their behavior may be being triggered by something.

When it comes to getting and raising a puppy, there are a few crucial things you need to do so your puppy grows up to be a well-behaved dog. Too many people let their puppy get away with things because it's 'cute' when they're little. But they don't think about the fact that they're forming habits that will stay with them even as grown dogs, and when they're grown, it's not cute anymore.

The most important part of housebreaking a puppy is supervision. You must be able to see what you're puppy is doing at all times, and not let them potty inside the house. Every time they potty inside, you are moving a step backward rather than a step forward.

Although dogs are now domesticated, they still have natural instincts just as they did when they lived in the wild. When you know what those natural instincts are, you can use them to 'speak your dog's language' and stop behavior problems fast.

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