Golden Retriever Puppy Training - Steps to Success

Training your Golden Retriever should startusually a sharp "No!" will do throughout your obedience
immediately, with good puppy training. This article willtraining, as long as you are consistent in addressing
show you how to begin.any problems. Praise good behavior immediately with
Golden Retriever puppies are adorable and love topats and cuddles. Your puppy may give in to
play. During this young and wiggly phase of your dog'stemptation a few times at this stage, but if you keep
life, it is important to begin training. Your puppy is aup your constant training, he'll learn fast.
baby, and although he may be distractible, but he willOn the Leash.
learn quickly at this stage. Now is the time to createYou can also begin leash training at this stage of your
familiar routines that will help you throughout yourGolden Retriever puppy training. Start around the
training, as your puppy matures.home, to make sure your puppy is familiar and
Bringing Home Baby.comfortable with the leash before you take him out in
Golden Retriever training should begin as soon as youpublic. You can let him get accustomed to his collar
get your pup home, by making sure he knows whereand leash indoors or in the backyard. Once he is used
his food and water are, where he will go to theto these new objects, try picking the leash up and
bathroom, and where he will sleep. This is also the idealcalling your puppy's name. When he comes, praise him
time to begin teaching your puppy what times of dayright away so he will know he's being a good boy! If
are appropriate for sleeping. If your own daytime andyou start indoors and then take him into the backyard,
nighttime schedule is a smooth routine, there is asoon he will associate the leash with his outside time,
greater chance that you can train your dog to beand be eager to obey.
active primarily when you are.These topics will give you a good start in your Golden
The World is a Chew Toy.Retriever puppy training. While you'll have many more
Your Golden Retriever puppy training will need toareas to cover in your dog training, consistency will be
address your pup's natural love of chewing. Providethe key to your success. As your Golden Retriever
appropriate toys for your dog to chew, make sure hepuppy grows, he will learn quickly and be eager to
isn't ripping them apart and swallowing any harmfulplease you. Make sure he knows what you want,
material, and try to puppy-proof your house as well asreward good behavior, and give him lots of practice,
possible. If your puppy starts to chew somethingand you'll soon be on your way toward having a fully
inappropriate, address bad behavior immediately --trained dog.