How to train a puppy when it comes home for the first time?

The puppy has entered the house, but don’t rush to train the puppy yet. First, let’s understand 3 basic knowledge and 5 supplements:

1. 3 basic things to note

1. Before the puppy goes home, we must first prepare the dog’s food and water, food bowls, chewing toys, and a comfortable bed. A large enough fence.

2. When puppies are brought home for the first time, they will feel at a loss when faced with a strange environment, and may even be frightened and panicked. At this time, we should put the puppy in a room without disturbing it, so that the puppy can observe and adapt to the new environment. But at this time, we need to accompany it to prevent it from being afraid, and at the same time, we can stimulate the dog's interest by playing with toys. After the dog slowly adapts, it can develop a relationship with its owner.

3. Take safety measures at home. Puppies are curious by nature and will explore any new object by sniffing and biting. You should take simple steps to move fragile objects out of the way, make sure your puppy doesn't chew on dangerous items like wires, and make sure all electrical outlets are turned off.

At the same time, in order to prevent puppies from going out, lock the door and close the windows. Keep electrical cords and cleaning and decorative materials out of your puppy's reach.

2. 5 additional points

1. First of all, don’t stare into the dog’s eyes: maybe you like it very much and just want to be friendly to the puppy, but this will make it feel uneasy. So don’t stare into the puppy’s eyes before the dog is familiar with the environment!

2. Call the puppy’s name in a gentle voice: one allows the puppy to gradually become familiar with your voice, and the other can relieve the puppy’s nervousness. Never yell at your dog harshly or scold it.

3. Approach the puppy slowly and appropriately: You can approach the puppy slowly until you are relatively close to it and stop. At the same time, observe whether the dog clamps its tail nervously or shows signs of flinching. If so, stop the movement and let it adjust to your presence.

4. Let the dog become familiar with your smell: If everything is normal and the dog does not react abnormally to your behavior. All you have to do is squat down, hold out a hand to it, and let it come over and smell you. Wait a moment to let your dog get used to your scent. Soon, the dog will realize that you are not actually dangerous and relax its guard. At this time, you can slowly reach out and try to gently stroke its back and neck. This is often the beginning of a good relationship. It is assumed that it does not object but rather enjoys the contact. Well, congratulations, basically this dog has accepted you.

5. Feed your dog with snacks: Finally, you canUse a little bit of your dog's favorite snacks to solidify your friendship, followed by more petting and games. Soon, you will become your dog’s favorite person.