Majority of the people have got dog pets at their home. You love him and adore him but it is very important that you must take out time for your dog training. This article gives you some of the great tips that you can use for the effective training of your dog.

First you should understand that dog training is important for the safety of your pet, to keep your property and other's home clean. If the training is not effective then you might get embarrassed when your neighbor comes and complains about him. So in order to save yourself from the embarrassment you should turn your head towards proper dog training. The training sessions would affect the behavior as well as the level of obedience of your dog.

When it comes to housebreaking a puppy, you need to make sure to start potty training them right from the start. It's easy to get caught up in their cuteness and the excitement of having a new pet, but you want to be sure to establish good habits with them right from the beginning or it could cause problems later on.

When it comes to housebreaking, there are plenty of methods out there for doing it. Paper training is one commonly taught method, which I don't recommend. Paper training involves training your puppy to pee and poop inside of your house on a puppy pad or on newspapers. Then, after they've learned to do that, training them to go outside. It's much more effective to train them to go outside right from the start if that's where you plan on them going for the long term.

Puppy Housebreaking Rule #1: Want to know the key to housebreaking a puppy fast? Here it is: supervision. Supervising your puppy means you are watching them ALL the time. You know exactly what your puppy is doing at all times, and can prevent them from ever going potty inside. Each time your dog does their business inside, you've moved a step back instead of a step forward.

Puppy Housebreaking Rule #2: You must never punish a puppy for doing any behavior (including peeing or pooping on the carpet) UNLESS you catch them IN THE ACT of doing it. Dogs do not have the mental capacity to understand punishment that comes after the act is done. Even if it's only a few minutes later, their brains can't put the two pieces together.

I can't think of a more infuriating thing than that of a dog woofing for no purpose, one which goes on and on and on till you think you could yell out loud.

Luckily, there are many kinds of bark collar which will lead to a humane cure for this difficulty.

One is called a shock collar - having stated this don't visualize you are half way to fatally shocking your animal. The collar is able to recognize oscillations in the dogs throat indicating that it is barking then it will merely dispense a slight shock.

The intensity of the shock will equate to whenever you handle specific things and you get that stinging feeling, it is no more than that.

Your daughter is playing with one of your neighbor's new Golden Retriever pups and wears the expression of bliss. The neighbor informs you that she is looking to give all the new pups away and that you are welcome to one of them. Your little girl hears this and yells with delight 'Really? Oh Mommy! Please! Please!' You agree. But not before informing the newly ecstatic girl that she must help out with potty training for puppies.

There are a number of ways people go about housebreaking their dogs. One good method is using newspapers or pads. Often, these pads are treated with a chemical with a scent to which puppies are attracted. This encourages them to use the pads. Set the papers or pads down in the area where you want to begin. If the puppy shows signs of needing to potty, like walking in circles and sniffing the floor, simply pick her up and bring her to the pads or take her outside. Do not speak until after the dog has done her business. After each successful bathroom break, bestow her with praise. As she continues to have success with the pads, you can move them closer to the door or put them outside.

If you have ever owned a dog, one time or another you have probably dealt with this problem. Your dog is so happy to see you that he jumps up on you getting his muddy paws all over your new suit or dress. Or even worse, during his excitement he jumps on a smaller child and knocks them down or scratches the child's face, arms or legs. Well, guess what, you probably taught your puppy this bad habit. Let me explain:

When your dog was a puppy, he was much smaller and when he came running to you he would jump on your ankle or maybe your knee, no big deal right? And in response to your little bundle of joy, you would reach down and pet him, maybe even pick him up.

You have just taught your puppy a very important lesson, "when I jump up on my owners leg he/she gives me love!" Fast foreword a few months and now that once small little puppy is 3, 4, maybe 5 times the size he once was. He doesn't understand the difference, he just wants the love that he knows how to get by jumping on you.