We all know that the best time to start training a dog is from puppyhood. Below we introduce the precautions for daily training of puppies, you can take a look!

　　You must be patient with puppies. When you complain about something wrong they did, don't forget how much they did right in a day, and remember they are just puppies only a few dozen days old. A deep bond and trust between the dog and owner are the indispensable foundation of any training.

　　Your attitude towards the dog should be stable. You should not hug them when happy and ignore or even punish them when unhappy. Do not tease them; establish a sense of trust.

　　It is best to bring the dog home at the beginning of a holiday so that you can take a few days to accompany and care for it, observe its character and habits, and help it get to know the new home and new owner.

　　You should correct the dog's mistakes immediately; punishment after the fact only makes it feel confused and wronged.

　　You should give it a name as early as possible so it will quickly respond to its own name. If there are children in the household, they should be made aware that a puppy is not a toy. Improper care will cause it pain. Children should not suddenly pick it up or frighten it with loud noises or sudden movements. Do not assign puppy care to children; adults should supervise when children and puppies are together.

　　If there are other pets at home, do not neglect them because of the puppy’s arrival. This will cause jealousy and is unfair to both new and old pets. When the puppy first arrives, do not let it be alone with other pets. Gradually introduce the puppy to them under your supervision.

　　As the saying goes, all beginnings are difficult. Over time and as feelings deepen, the dog will better understand your likes, personality, and habits. The days you share with it will become much easier and happier. (Source: PetsZone)