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Mia Skogster
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“NO” - One of the first words you should teach your puppy ??
A puppy isn’t a baby when it comes home. It’s already learned to handle other puppies, defend its food, and even fight back when provoked.
Whether you get a Malinois, German Shepherd or any strong willed working breed dog, they need structure and boundaries. Without it, you’ll soon face issues with aggression or a dog that doesn’t listen when it matters most.
Strong-willed puppies need to learn to accept handling. Don’t let them squirm away.
The first word your puppy should learn after its name is “NO.” This helps break bad habits like chewing furniture or biting. If “NO” doesn’t work at first, reinforce it calmly with a firm hand. Don’t allow biting or aggression toward you. After correction, remember to stay calm: Speak to your puppy in a soothing voice, and pet them gently and calmly.
I can’t even imagine a situation where I wouldn’t need to explain these things to my puppies. Maybe because I’ve always had only high-driven or strong-willed ones. Within one week, sometimes even in a day, the puppy learns to stop any wrong behavior when I simply say “No.”
?? They stop biting
?? They stop trying to mate after being told no
?? And they quickly understand that barking isn’t a solution either.
The only solution for them is to accept that life is fun and games until mama says stop. And when she does, the solution is to calm down and ask for more direction.
In the end, it’s not about how quickly your puppy learns tricks or holds a dumbbell. What matters most is building communication, respect, and a relationship where the dog trusts and listens to you. That’s the foundation for a peaceful life together ????
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