Savjeti Na trening novih štene

Dovođenje kućnog novi štene je uvijek uzbudljivo vrijeme za cijelu obitelj. Uzimajući da je nov štene off pravo starta sa pravilan trening je vrlo važno da se što da štene cijenjen član njegove ljudske obitelji. Postoji veliki broj talenata koji svaki novi štene mora svladati, uključujući ide gore i dolje stepenicama, i kako da prihvate novu ogrlicu, kao da je ona nosila ga cijeli svoj život.

To je najbolje da se uvede novi štene domaćinstva kad su svi u obitelji prisutan, a kad je obitelj mirna kao moguće. Zato stručnjaci za njegu životinja obeshrabriti roditelje od davanja štenaca i mačića kao odmor darove. Blagdana je obično previše zauzet, s daleko previše ometanja, za mladu štene ili mačića kako bi dobili pozornost treba. It is best to wait until the holidays have passed before introducing the new family member.

Once the puppy is part of the household, there are some things he or she will need to learn. One of the first challenges of a multi-story home will be learning to climb up and down the stair. Many puppies are afraid of stairs, and that usually means that they do not know how to climb them properly. It is important for the puppy’s owner to slowly build the confidence of the dog, starting off at the bottom of the stairs. In general, a wide stairway will probably be less frightening to the puppy.

To build confidence, the owner should go up the first step, then encourage the puppy to join them, using their voice, treats or a toy. After the puppy has joined you on the first stair, go back down and repeat the process until the puppy will go up that step on his own. It is important to build confidence slowly and not rush the process. Taking a one step at a time approach is the best way to teach the puppy to not be afraid of stairs.

Another thing every new puppy must learn is how to accept the collar. Learning to wear a collar is important to every dog, but many puppies are baffled, frightened and bewildered by this new piece of equipment. Many puppies constantly try to remove their new collar by pawing and pulling at it.

Fit is important when choosing a collar for your new puppy. A properly fitted collar, chosen for your puppy’s size, is more likely to be comfortable and accepted. While choke collars, slip collars and training collars can be good training aids, they should never be used as a substitute for a sturdy buckle type collar. And of course that collar should have an identification tag and license attached. This identification will be vital in having your puppy returned if she becomes separated from you.

The best way to introduce the puppy to the collar is to simply put the collar on and allow her to squirm, jump, roll and paw at the color to her heart’s content. It is important to not encourage this behavior by trying to soothe the puppy, but it is just as important not to punish or reprimand the puppy. The best strategy is to simply ignore the puppy and them her work through her issues with the collar on her own. Introducing distractions, such as food, toys or playing, is a good way to get the puppy used to the color. Getting the puppy to play, eat and drink while wearing the collar is a great way to get her used to it. After a few days, most puppies will not even know they are wearing a collar.

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