Instruction
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From an early age the need to teach the puppy the ability to adapt to surrounding situations and adequately respond to them. With three weeks, when he starts to see well, hear, and smell, and in the world around him should appear in person, to the society of which he not only gets used, but you start needing it. To the seven weeks of staffa should form attachment to its master, man.
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A strong ability to learn, these dogs show is a three weeks of age. The skills that he will get in this time, forever embedded in his mind. Therefore, it is important that the dog was trained the necessary teams, not acquired bad habits or character flaws that then it will be impossible to fix.
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You should not begin training if you have no mood or you are under stress. Staffordshire very sensitive and even a small puppy can sense your nervousness, which will affect his comprehension and perception of the teams during training. Control yourself, and at the slightest sign of anger stop the exercise. Puppy, you cannot force any action or to pull up his leash so as not to develop unnecessary stubbornness and depression.
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Using treats, encourage "understanding" from the dog. For example, teaching her to shake paw, hold in a fist something nice and keep it at floor level. When sniffing a fist or when the puppy will sit, don't give him rewards. Only when he tries to open your fist with his paw, he will get a treat. So will be assigned to skill – paw enjoyed the treats received.
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Choose for him a suitable reward. It can be a piece of meat or unsalted pretzels. During training the puppy needs to see that he expects a reward. If it causes excessive excitement or interest in it no, training's not worth continuing. The treat should be for puppy attractive, but not to cause excitation, for which the point will be lost.
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The duration of lessons should not be large, no more than 10 minutes. More important than their effectiveness. Repeat these sessions several times a day. The voice while giving commands you need to be encouraging and cheerful. Smooth monotone intonation relevant when working with a dog that has already passed the course. Each team speak separately, not punctuating its confusing for the puppy words. Pronounce each word of command, drawling his words, clearly, does not patter. And remember, the most important thing when training a puppy is patience.