Category: Puppy Training
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Why My Puppy Bites and How to Stop It?
Biting is a natural behaviour among puppies when playing. Through such a rough form of play, they learn inhibition, coordination, and self-control. You should not tolerate your puppy bitting or nipping people even if it is in a playful way. Why puppies bite? Most probably your puppy bites you in order to attract attention, initiate…
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Help! My Dog Pees in the Crate!
A crate is a controversial tool worldwide, yet so helpful when it comes time to educate your puppy! Using a crate prevents the destruction of household items and over-excitement in a multi-dog home. It can be a great tool to help with potty training. However, it is difficult for some dogs to hold back, and…
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Let Sleeping Dogs Sleep. Puppy Sleep Routine
Everything you need to know about your puppy’s napping routine. Read on to understand if your dog has a correct sleeping schedule or how you can improve it. Puppy Sleeping Too Much or Not Enough? A puppy needs 18-20 hours of sleep a day. Sleep is essential for their development, and just like humans, puppies…
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Dog House Training. Step by Step and Troubleshooting.
Waking up and stepping into a puddle is something that most puppy owners experience. Dogs 8 weeks of age can urinate once an hour while awake. As soon as a puppy arrives at your home, your first task is to s teach your dog house training by encouraging the dog to eliminate in a specified…
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How to Set Your Dog for Success in Training
Dogo has helped over 2 million dog parents to have a stronger bond with their pets. Through training, we teach our dogs to focus, read our body cues and understand us better. Some dogs are more receptive to training, in the sense that they have been bred to work as a team. Other dogs have…
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Puppy Training Schedule
Congratulations! You just adopted a puppy! They are between 8 and 12 weeks old, have the perfect puppy eyes and they are so soft! You’re living the perfect life for a few days and then, oops! The little Tasmanian devil wakes up and steals your socks, destroys your furniture, pees in your child’s room and…
