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Top Tips for Training Your Puppy

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A man cuddling with his puppy.

Getting a puppy is great. You get to have a furry friend that will be with you for years to come. But raising a puppy is not always easy. Puppies need training to make them into good dogs.

If you wish to train your puppy by yourself, here are some top tips for training your new puppy.

Be Consistent

Puppies learn best when they are given consistent commands. If you’re constantly contradicting your puppy or changing the rules, they will get confused and struggle to learn.

So pick a command for each behavior you wish to teach, and stick with it.

For instance, if you want your puppy to sit, use the word

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