Frequency: Short training sessions (5–10 minutes) daily for consistency.

Core Commands: Sit, Stay, Come, Down, Leave It.

Training Method: Use positive reinforcement with treats or praise.

Behavioral Benefit: Establishes clear communication and encourages discipline.

Best Time: Start between 3–12 weeks of age, but older dogs can adapt too.

Exposure: Introduce your dog to new people, pets, and environments gradually.

Training Tip: Pair positive experiences with treats or toys.

Behavioral Benefit: Reduces fear, aggression, and anxiety in unfamiliar settings.

Method: Set a consistent routine for meals and potty breaks.

Crate Training: Helps with potty training and reduces anxiety.

Positive Reinforcement: Praise or reward when they eliminate in the correct spot.

Behavioral Benefit: Encourages clean habits and minimizes indoor accidents.

Training Tip: Begin in a quiet area before moving to busy streets or parks.

Loose Leash Walking: Reward your dog for staying close without pulling.

Recall: Use a cheerful tone and a high-value treat when calling them back.

Behavioral Benefit: Builds trust and safety during outdoor adventures.

Gradual Approach: Start with short crate sessions and increase duration.

Comfort Items: Leave a favorite toy or blanket in the crate.

Behavioral Benefit: Reduces separation anxiety and fosters independence.