Frequency: Short training sessions (5-10 minutes) daily for consistency.

Commands to Teach: Sit, Stay, Come, Down, Leave it.

Training Method: Use positive reinforcement with treats and praise.

Behavioral Benefit: Establishes communication and improves discipline.

Best Time: Start between 3-12 weeks of age, but older dogs can also adapt.

Exposure To: Other dogs, people, different environments, sounds.

Training Tip: Introduce gradually, ensuring positive experiences.
Behavioral Benefit: Prevents fearfulness and aggression in social settings.

Method: Establish a fixed routine for meals and potty breaks.

Crate Training: Helps with potty training and reduces anxiety.

Positive Reinforcement: Reward with treats when they eliminate in the right place.

Behavioral Benefit: Encourages clean habits and eliminates indoor accidents.

Provide Alternatives: Use chew toys to redirect attention.

Training Tip: Discourage chewing furniture by using deterrent sprays.

Behavioral Benefit: Prevents damage to household items and keeps dogs mentally stimulated.

Gradual Training: Start with short absences and increase time slowly.

Comfort Items: Leave a familiar-smelling item or interactive toy.

Behavioral Benefit: Reduces stress and prevents excessive barking or destructive behavior.

Training Tip: Ignore attention-seeking barking and reward silence.

Command Use: Teach ‘Quiet’ or ‘Enough’ command.

Behavioral Benefit: Keeps excessive barking in control, improving harmony at home.