You’ll find that when teaching the command "stay", it will require considerable practice for success. Teaching him to stay in a seated position or lying down will be best. With repetition, say the command "stay" and then slowly moving backwards from your puppy with incremental baby steps. Only move away far enough to where you think your puppy can be successful. As time goes on, you should eventually be able to move about anywhere while your puppy stays in place on command. When learning this command, remember to go back to the dog while he continually succeeds in his stay position. Reward him with praise if he continues this position.
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Feb 27, 2008 | | Puppies
So, your puppy obeys in every situation you want him to. He comes when called when surrounded by other dogs at the dog park. He heels nicely while you pass other dogs on leash on the street. He stays put when you ask him to, despite the squirrel running 10 yards away. He stops barking at the mailman when you command him to Quiet at the door.
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Feb 27, 2008 | | Basic Training, Puppies
Bringing a new puppy home is a great event for everyone in the household. This great little bundle will quickly grow up into a companion for life. So when do you start puppy house training? Well this should be done as soon as you bring the puppy home. This is to make sure that you stop any bad habits from the outset.
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Feb 27, 2008 | | Basic Training, Puppies