CUTE PUPPY GOOD DOG
How to train your Naughty Puppy and make it a Good Dog
By
VIKRAM KARVE
 
Here are a few dog training tips
1.  Do Not punish your puppy. Punishment    teaches a dog only one thing – how  to avoid punishment. So, instead   of  beating or scolding your puppy,  teach the puppy what to do, what  is   the appropriate behaviour you expect  of your pet, and reward the   puppy  when it listens to you both by treats  and caressing it lovingly   saying  “good dog”.
2.  Do Not have unrealistic expectations of your puppy    – after all he is a  dog. Have reasonable standards and train your    puppy lovingly and  patiently. Remember there are breed to breed    differences in intelligence  and adaptability to training and obedience    too.
3.  Do Not leave your puppy alone,    especially when he is small. Never tie  up a small puppy or lock him   up  in a crate. Remember that a small puppy  loves human company and   hates  to be left alone. (Will you leave your  human baby all alone in   your  house or lock the baby up in a cage…?). Raising     a puppy properly takes time, love, patience and commitment. If you   are   very busy and do not have enough time to devote towards bringing   up  your  dog then please don't get a puppy into your family. All   members of  your  family must love dogs and be commited towards devoting   time and  love  towards the dog and his upbringing and care.
4.  Do Not keep your pup indoors all the time    and keep him completely  isolated from the outside world. Take the    puppy outdoors regularly for  walks and play. Let your puppy interact    with other humans and other  dogs and animals, socialise, learn to play,    get a bit rough and tough, fight it out, develop immunity and    courageous spirit.  
Follow     these tips and spend maximum time with your puppy, talk to your dog     regularly, train, play games and lovingly caress your puppy. 
The    ideal  time to get a puppy into your home is when he is three weeks   old  and you  must totally focus on the development of your puppy till   he is  about  six months old. 
Training    your puppy and watching his antics as he grows  up will be a  rewarding   and happy experience and you will transform your  cute puppy  into a  good  dog who will be a joy forever. 
Remember Good Dogs  don’t just happen – you have to make them happen…!
(NB – If     you have a female puppy, for “he” read “she”… By the way, I prefer     female dogs – they are more loving, intelligent and loyal – like my     darling Sherry who you can see in the picture with me…)
CUTE PUPPY GOOD DOG
How to train your Naughty Puppy and make it a Good Dog
By
VIKRAM KARVE
VIKRAM KARVE 
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VIKRAM KARVE   educated at IIT Delhi, ITBHU Varanasi, The Lawrence School Lovedale,   and Bishop's School Pune, is an Electronics and Communications Engineer   by profession, a Human Resource Manager and Trainer by occupation, a   Teacher by vocation, a Creative Writer by inclination and a Foodie by   passion. An avid blogger, he has written a number of fiction short   stories and creative non-fiction articles in magazines and journals for   many years before the advent of blogging. He has written a foodie book Appetite For A Stroll and   a book of fiction short stories which is being published soon and is   busy writing his first novel. Vikram lives in Pune with his family and   pet Doberman girl Sherry, with whom he takes long walks thinking   creative thoughts. 
Academic and Creative Writing Journal Vikram Karve: http://karvediat.blogspot.com
Professional Profile of Vikram Karve: http://www.linkedin.com/in/karve
Academic and Creative Writing Journal Vikram Karve: http://karvediat.blogspot.com
Professional Profile of Vikram Karve: http://www.linkedin.com/in/karve
Creative Writing by Vikram Karve: http://vikramkarve.sulekha.com/blog/posts.htm
Email: vikramkarve@sify.com
Foodie Book: Appetite for a Stroll
http://books.sulekha.com/book/appetite-for-a-stroll/default.htm
Foodie Book: Appetite for a Stroll
http://books.sulekha.com/book/appetite-for-a-stroll/default.htm
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