Understanding puppy behavior

Knowing that the modern dog descends from the wolf and has retained some characteristics of its ancestors, your puppy's behavior becomes more understandable. Also, you need to show your puppy that you are the master so that he respects and obeys you. This relationship is essential to his education but be careful when I say "master" that does not mean brutalizing, abusing force but rather repositioning the puppy ... it must be present in his head. The puppy must be receptive to understand your requests.

• Be firm but gentle.

• Be consistent.

• Go all the way when you

• give an order.

• Always reward your puppy for

• good behavior with lots of words of encouragement and affection or with a little treat. Puppies understand different intonations. Never scream, screaming means you are out of control and it might make your puppy fear you.

• High pitch: This tone is similar to that of puppies. Use it to motivate your puppy when you say Come on or Kick.

• Neutral tone: Tone that a dog uses to bark. Your ideal for giving orders.