Avoid Common Puppy Training Traps.

 

 

 

Puppy training problems run in packs. Where you find one problem, you find two, and where you find two, you find four. The best possible way to deal with a single puppy training problem is to also deal with the hidden problems that created it.

 

You may have a housebreaking problem because you can't crate train your puppy. Why can't you crate your puppy?  Because he screams when you lock him up.  A-ha! You see, PUPPY TRAINING problems do run in packs.  What may seem like a housebreaking problem is also a barking problem.

 

Or how about dogs that bite. Did you know that most cases of unwanted aggression result from untreated shyness? So if you are having a problem with a puppy that growls and bites, you may need two solutions, treatment for the aggression, and treatment for the shyness that started the problem in the first place.

 

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Everybody Loves A Puppy,
But Not Everybody Can Train One!

Well meaning puppy owners often fail to properly educate their puppies because they fall into the top three puppy training traps. These puppy training traps often produce temporary training results that lull puppy owners into a false sense of accomplishment. They may think their puppy is learning, but in the end, as the puppy matures, people often realize that they still have dog problems.

 

● The Punishment Trap

Notwithstanding the vast number of humane advancements made in the world of puppy training, many training authorities still convince people to punish their puppies. Choke-Chains, Shock Collars, and other punishment devices are sold and placed on millions of puppies each year. If you have been told that you must punish your puppy, you have not been told the truth. There is almost never a legitimate reason to spank, yank or shock a puppy. The end results of these training methods are questionable, and you could corrupt your puppy's sensitive nature. 

 

● The Food Treat Trap

In an attempt to break away from physically abusive puppy training styles, many well meaning trainers have adopted methods that advocate the use of food lures. The great problem with using food as a training tool is that many puppies become addicted to the treat. The improper use of food lures can cause your puppy to question your authority. This can lead to a terrible weakness in your relationship with your puppy. The risks involved with food lure training methods have been well documented by thousands of credible dog trainers. With proper, professional guidance treat based training methods work well and can produce great results. However, food based training methods are often used by the most inexperienced trainers, who often pass their professional mistakes onto their clients; that's you!

 

● The Spoiling Trap

This is perhaps the most common trap by which puppies and their owners are hurt. This is an emotional trap that hooks people with feelings of love. Spoiling occurs when people give their puppies too much too soon. Before any real training occurs puppies are placed in situations where training is needed. Puppies are often given too much freedom because people feel guilty about confining a puppy to a crate, or keeping it on a leash until it has been successfully trained. When puppies are given too much freedom they frequently make mistakes. Over time these mistakes become leaned habits that are extremely difficult to break. Remember this: according to the Webster's Dictionary, the word 'spoil' means "to make rotten".