Puppy Training Tips (For The First Month )
Puppy Training starts as soon as your new dog comes into his new home. Before you bring him home to look at puppies names and decide what you are callling him. Below is a list of puppy training tips to guide you during the first month of the purchase of your pet.

One week: During your puppy the first week at home (it should be about 8 weeks old), it is important to him for a vet check up from his stool sample for worms and preventive inoculations are. As I said The puppy training begins on the day by selecting him from his new puppies names.
Set up his food as well as his crate or sleeping quarters. They begin the process of education and training collar and leash. You see him while he plays by himself and watch his style and personality. Play softly and passionately, but avoid rough housing. Say "OK" when you feed him, hand him a toy or a treat, as you walk out the door with him. Use a lot of praise all the time.

Second week: How you play with your puppy, gradually add simple sentences and words into the games. If he is retrieving, say, "Take it," as you throw the object. Praise him when he returned the item to you. They say "Out", as he drops it and praise him again. Continue with "OK" during the meal, for going out, with games, burglary, leash training, and observation.

Three week: During the third week of puppy training to begin to correct him gently for nipping and chewing on shoes, cords, and furniture. Enter a toy for him to chew instead. Even if he stays in the house, be sure to walk him on his daily leash. Always use eye contact. Say "Watch me" to get his attention to your eyes. Praise him for you to search. This method teaches him to you for leash training direction.A big idea is to begin tying his leash on our belt and have him around wherever you are, starting for a few minutes at a time, up to a Time, because it is easier. This will help him bond to you and will also help with his dog training.
Start teaching table manners, beginning with "No" and "OK" for food. Opening of "Sit" and "Stay", which is for not more than five minutes at a time this week. If you are at home most of the time, make sure that it alone for a short time during the day to him used to being alone. You begin to solve the theft of food and found objects - taking into account the fact that prevention is the best correction. Correction of the excessive barking, noise, and whining.

Week Four: Carry on with all of the above puppy training, more time, that he duly walks on a leash. Next practice "no" and "OK", with no more than twice per week. Continue to let him explore the house under surveillance, both on and off the leash left. Opening of the "Come" and "Stay Down" to your puppy training. Do you work with your puppy not more than fifteen minutes at a time. If he goes, you can begin teaching him to "Heel" but do it very gently. Get him to care for procedures such as brushes, nail clipping, and occasional baths. Always make sure that all training puppies is a game, like your puppy to enjoy while in training.