Puppy Training 101 - What To Expect The First Year
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- Puppy Training 101 - What To Expect The First Year // Puppy training can be a great way to bond with your new dog and teach them manners at the same time. In this video, we are going to discuss what to expect the first year with a new puppy. Whether your dog is an 8-week old puppy or a little older you’re going to need these new puppy tips. Bringing home a new puppy and preparing for a new puppy are super exciting times. Keep in mind your puppy expectations should be low and your patience high as training begins. Your puppy essentials and dog supplies will be minimal but you’ll want to be prepared ahead of time. Your pup’s first day home can be a little scary for your new furry friend. In the coming weeks, you may experience potty accidents, puppy biting, barking and you’ll definitely be working on crate training.
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Thanks for watching "Puppy Training 101 - What To Expect The First Year". What phase are you in with your puppy right now based on what I shared in the video?
We are now almost hitting the 1 year mark. Our border aussie has had some car, bike, jogger chasing, nipping, excessive barking in the garden, reactive behavior to other dogs a few months ago. Most of it was quite a surprise, as in the first 6 puppy months he was like an angel 🙄 Since month 8-9 we apply more strict rules what kind of behaviour we like and dislike. And since we learned our daughter and him the meaning of the word NO the boy is much easier to handle. No more chasing, only occasional barking and lunging to other dogs only occurs when the other dog shoots first so to speak 😆 And of course: we reward good behaviour. But we also correct behaviour we dislike, and then immediately reward a good decision. Works like a charm, but you must be on top of it and anticipate his reactions.
Thanks for all the great advice in your videos, it has helped us a lot! 👍🏻
So glad our videos have been helpful! For others who want to learn how to best correct unwanted behaviors, check out this video: th-cam.com/video/CtRVmh_6hgc/w-d-xo.html
I can't tell you how happy I am that I found your channel. Your videos have made the process of getting and training a puppy so much less intimidating
I'm so glad!
My puppy turned 8 months old today! I think we're in the regression stage, but he's still good with sit, wait at the door, and down. Recall is fantastic, even If I'm hiding from him. We still need to work on impulse control, but overall, he is a very good, attentive puppy. He's getting easier to manage now that he's done teething and doesn't have to put everything in his mouth. He's great on walks though the neighborhood and on forest trails. Thank you, HTTDD team for your instruction and encouragement along the way!
You are so welcome! So glad things are going well.
Hello from Dallas. So glad I found your page. We have a 4 month old Golden Retriever...we love him but boy did we forget how the puppy stage goes. He literally wants to put everything in his mouth... everything. He has been approved to now go out into the world, per the vet, and start the socialization process as he has enough vaccinations to protect him. We will be looking for leash training video's and loved that you said to get them use to the leash in the house or drive way first. The few times we walked the sidewalk he definitely wasn't a fan or sure what to do. Also he has gotten little snappy with us when he has something in his mouth we need him to drop for safety and if we try to grab it from him he'll nip/snap at us or run and play the " catch me if you can" game... we have so much to learn.
You are in the right place! Check out this video to help with resource guarding. th-cam.com/video/avLVCXm1XLo/w-d-xo.html And here is our Better Puppy Behavior Workshop to help you understand your puppy better as well as how to adjust the training dial howtotrainadreamdog.com/BPBWorkshop
You get what you put in to a dog. The more time, the better the companion
Exactly.
We pick up our puppy in 4 more weeks. So glad I found your channel I am watching every video 2x’s getting prepared
Getting my puppy in a few weeks. Been watching your videos since I started planning to get a puppy. I feel a bit more prepared because of your content. My notifications stay on.
Yes! So glad you are putting in the work beforehand Refiloe! Love that you have notifications on 🔔🔔:)
Fantastic video with so much information. Our Cockapoo Puppy ‘Millie’ arrives in 2 weeks. We feel we have got everything we need now for her arrival and also made our house ‘puppy safe’ We have been watching videos now for a few weeks, yours are the best ❤ I feel a binge watch coming on. Thank you for taking time to make all the help videos.
Thanks so much for your comment! We are so happy you are finding our content helpful! We would love to hear more about Millie when she gets home!
I’m so glad I found you on TH-cam. After an amazing 14yrs with my last dog (also my first dog ever) Miss Molly that passed away Dec 14th 2022 I’m gearing up to adopt another puppy. Even though I own my own dog walking business it has been 14yrs since a puppy has been in my life. Getting my place set up is my goal for the next few weeks to a month. Then the search will start. Thankfully I’m one that believes in a connection is important vs a cute face. I’m watching your videos as well as just making sure everything will be ready for when the right pup is coming home with me. Will for sure be watching these videos multiple times 🐾🥰🐶
We are so glad you found us and are doing great research before your puppy comes home. You might like this video too! th-cam.com/video/AY-klH7XtuU/w-d-xo.html
I’m learning so MUCH!!!! Super glad I found your page!!!
Awesome! Thank you! So glad you found us too.
I got my little rescue pup at 12 weeks. Wish I had been able to get her at 8 weeks, as foster did no training during that critical time. She was just allowed to run wild with the rest of her large litter and other foster dogs. Very little socialization was done, no crate or leash training, and she was extremely skinny because all the other dogs got to the food first.
10.5 months now, still a little wild but greatly improved. Your videos helped me a lot and I really appreciate it.
Just a bit of constructive criticism, because I really do like your videos and they are helpful, but I find your background music to be a little loud and distracting. You don’t really need music; I like to concentrate on what you’re saying. Thanks!
So glad our videos helped and your pup is doing well now! And thank you for your feedback about the music.
I agree that the music is unnecessary
We got two westie pups they were born in July 2020 we got them in September. They are now 10mo. Boy oh boy we got more than we bargained for. They demanded our full time and yes we had bad puppy blues.
Luckily we found your videos to get us through the whole thing. From crates to puppy pens and training. So much better now. Thank you.
Two pups is a lot of work. So glad our videos helped
Hi from Australia. Thanks for the look ahead. Life with our two 12 week old caboodles has been hugely rewarding, but hard work as the puppies have slept, ate and pee’d their way happily through each day. Trying to keep one step ahead of them has been challenging, but we are getting better at picking up the signals they give us, the floor puddles are declining and their ability to focus is increasing - so basic commands (come, sit, down) are being mastered as are the first tentative steps on a leash. But they are both delightful, have bonded with everyone they meet - including the chickens - and have rewarded us with much affection and pleasure. It helps that they love their crates and are just about sleeping through the night.
They sound like a dream! Keep up the good work! :)
Just got my whippet puppy, a few hours ago. I’ll be watching, and rewatching your videos. Thanks!
Best of luck to you on this new training journey!
I am definitly binge watching your videos !!!
Awesome! Glad you are enjoying the lessons!
My Yorkie puppy was just born this week!! She is so tiny and I am so excited to get to meet her in a couple of weeks. I’m watching all your videos while waiting to bring her home!💕
Did you bring your fur baby home yet :D
I know that we get our dog in 21 DAYSSSS!!!
Thank you for this! Currently at the 14 week mark :)
Closing up to 4 months with my beautiful bluenose pitbull puppy, and you definitely notice it from behaviour. :D
Thanks for these great videos, really helpful!
So sorry we are just seeing this comment now. I apologize that we didn’t see it sooner. Thank you for watching! We hope all is well with you and your pup.
Got 2 puppies - sibliings - first night went better than expected.
That's great! If you haven't seen this video yet, it's a must-see if you have littermates! th-cam.com/video/x3nefq0CeyU/w-d-xo.htmlsi=D7P-dXIDWLH6G_Y5
Great video! We are getting our Yorkie puppy in 3 weeks. She will be 12 weeks old.
We are so happy it was helpful for you! It's great you're doing puppy training research before she comes home.
I watched many videos and read lots of books....I thought I was prepared and I would have the best trained dog ever and quickly.......BUT My beautiful new little fluff ball shark demon on 4 legs which I truly love ..... shows that I need to be more trained.....help!
We can help!! Check out our Better Puppy Behavior Workshop to learn more about how your puppy’s brain works and how to adjust your training dial accordingly.
Better Puppy Behavior Workshop
howtotrainadreamdog.com/BPBWorkshop
I have a 4 month old Goldendoddle!
Sasha never did sleep on my lap...but that's OK
Some dogs are a little less cuddly than others but it's great you are taking it slowly for Sasha.
@@HowToTrainADreamDog an update, she's still sensitive but she's starting to enjoy it now, I think n_n
My 8-mo old standard poodle is in the regression stage. She was so easy to train & play with as a younger & smaller puppy. She loved training & attention, but for the past month, she's gone crazy with jumping, biting & general mischief. She is easily distracted on walks & around other dogs. Thankfully, she's was potty trained by the time she was 3 months, so that has not been an issue in this regression stage. But I am experiencing the puppy blues for the first time. I know that she was so easy that I became a bit complacent, so it's my fault. I have your course, so I think I'll go back & rewatch it.
Hi Karen! Hang in there. It will get better! Definitely utilize the course and feel free to reach out about enrolling in the monthly membership for some specialized support from our trainers to help you navigate this time.
I get my puppy tomorrow!
You must be so excited!
@@HowToTrainADreamDog I am!!! I got him today! I’m a little nervous, but totally in love with him already.
I have printed you puppy booklet off here but I was wounding do you have a book. Or are you mainly on here. Which I love and I am slowly making my way threw. All of them have been very helpful .
We are so glad to hear you have found the eBook and TH-cam videos helpful! Our online course is another great resource. It is loaded with training videos, worksheets and guides. At the Pro-Level, you can submit photos and videos in our private student-only facebook group for our trainers to review and give feedback to. You can also have a back-and-forth conversation with them on one of the three zoom calls a week. Check it out here: www.howtotrainadreamdog.com/puppy-perfection-course-learn-more/
Michelle Thank you I have binged watch all of your videos. I will get my puppy at the end of May. 7 weeks 5 days. I am very excited. Your information is excellent. How to do feel about clickers for training? Thank you in advance
Clickers can be a great tool for training. However, we encourage our students in the 30 Days to Puppy Perfection program to focus on their timing using a marker word (“yes”) before attempting to use a clicker!
Here is the link to our online course, 30 Days to Puppy Perfection:
www.howtotrainadreamdog.com/puppy-perfection-course-learn-more/
Thank you for the input
any advice on bringing a new puppy into a home where there’s a four year old cat? My cat has been around dogs that I dog sit for mainly too but they’re all older so they don’t really bother her much. Just wanna make sure I’m making the right decision so that my cat doesn’t feel uncomfortable, but she likes the dog from what I can tell when they stay at my house.
We have a great video that can help you with that! th-cam.com/video/ZOsH97V-9SU/w-d-xo.html
Hi! Can you do a leahs training for a pup
Great question, all of our leash skills lessons are inside our 30 Days to Puppy Perfection program along with all the other skills and games you can teach your puppy. howtotrainadreamdog.com/puppy-perfection-course/
Can you please make a what to expect on the first day?
Check out this video! th-cam.com/video/6vkCJ1Q8Drc/w-d-xo.html
Our two were bewildered at being with people they barely knew and in a home that was new to them. We were just hyper-excited (and nervous) at having our new companions and - to be honest - anxious at doing something that we might later regret. Luckily, we had decided that the number 1 priority was simply to love them - so that’s what we did. The only thing we tried to teach was where their toileting area was (outside). That’s what we did for about 3 days, until we could see the puppies visibly start to relax - then we began to introduce some structure into their daily routines. The dividend.? Two little ones that happily follow us around, come when they are called and (still erratically) pee and poo in the right place 😀
I signed up for the course a year ago. Is it still available to me? How do I sign in
Yes, it's still available to you! The course has no expiration date. Please send a message to "support@howtotrainadreamdog.com" and provide your email address you used when you signed up. We can resend the login details to you.
When is the phase where your dog acts like you don't exist except when you have food and after that goes back to acting like you don't exist? That is the phase that my Lurcher X Border Collie is going through and I am seriously struggling with it. I've had her for 2 months (she is 20 weeks) and from day 1 she just has no interest in us. She only cares about total strangers. 😫 I need help...
Great question, this happens when the mechanics are off in the trianing process or we've pushed too fast and the pup wasn't able to move to that next step yet, we also have to consider the environmental distractions when are pups's seem as if they aren't interested in us. If you ever wanted help with those mechanics (hand placement, timing, when to progress to the next level of difficulty we can help you at the pro-level of our online program.
I have a 3 month Maltese ...can I use a collar for him he is too small and a leash?? Arati
Yes you can start to desensitize your pup to the leash and collar right away. Go slow and use lots of reinforcement!
*me binge watching for our second rescue puppy coming tomorrow* *calls me out for the first time in 4 hours* *shrinks down in my seat laughing so hard* 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Congrats! Stay tuned for more information to use with your new pup.
14 weeks, trying to figure out why some nights she goes to bed great & others she has a fit!!
Great question Melissa. We would need to know more about her daily acitvities, schedule, what's going on in the environement etc. There are so many things it could be. This is definately something we work through with our students. Are you enrolled in the program?
Night 3 of 4 hours of “straight” barking in crate. Other pets and family are unnerved. How many hours can this continue ?? 9 week bulldog pup
We have to do our due diligence to make sure all their needs are met. Has he or she been well exercised mentally and physically thoughout the day, need a little more food, or a potty break?
While it is important to teach our puppies to be ok with being alone, we also have to keep them under threshold (panic mode) while doing so. If they panic to the point of having an accident or borderline hurting themselves, we are creating a negative experience.
The single best thing you can do is work on this outside of the time it’s happening. We have to set aside time to proactively build their confidence while alone and awake in the crate. Here's another video to check out! th-cam.com/video/rnMFXmzh_Cc/w-d-xo.html
Just had my 8 month dachshund/ Jack Russell neutered.
It’s been a week and he’s off the scale difficult- are the last of his hormone highs still raging???
What is going on???
This was totally unexpected.
He’s pulling hard on the leash, wilful, deaf to recall, having midnight zoomies, barking at 3 in the morning - infact barking at anyone and anything.
What have I done?
I was told that neutering would bring down his full-on high energy nature - not completely of course, but enough to see a difference gradually.
Anyone had a similar experience with neutering?
And anyone any advice? Please!!!
I’m an experienced dog owner, on my own, and partially disabled, and I’m truly loosing the plot.
We recommend starting with our Better Puppy Behavior Workshop to learn more about how your puppy’s brain works and how to adjust your training dial accordingly.
howtotrainadreamdog.com/BPBWorkshop
8 days till pick day
You must be so excited!
Forgot to say I have a 7 month old Goldador
Oops...7 week Goldador
So sorry we are just seeing this comment now. I apologize that we didn’t see it sooner. We hope all is well with you and your pup.