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         <description><![CDATA[<div>The Dog Wizard Asheville are several steps involved in <a href="https://thedogwizard.com/asheville/">puppy training</a>. The first one is to make sure your dog understands what you want. Start with simple obedience commands like sit, stay, heel, and come. Once your puppy understands what you want, try to link your command with a reward. You can also trade in your hand or pant leg for your puppy's chew toy, which it usually prefers. Lastly, ignoring your dog while he chews can be a good way to interrupt his chewing behaviour.<br><br></div><div>When it comes to potty training your puppy, you need to make sure your dog knows that it should pee outdoors. If you leave him unsupervised, he might retreat to a corner of the house, thinking that it's an acceptable place to go. When he's alone, you can recognize when he's about to relieve himself by looking for the nearest spot. You can also use this time to reward him if he holds out when you return.<br><br></div><div>Once The Dog Wizard Asheville your puppy understands the command, you can reward it with a treat or a petting session. You don't have to have a scheduled training session every day, but it's important to set aside some time for training your puppy. Break training into smaller,&nbsp; minute sessions and spread them throughout the day. Ensure your puppy learns the command in every location, including the kitchen, bathroom, and bedroom. Then you can move on to different environments to reinforce your training.<br><br></div><div>Despite the importance of praise and rewards, dogs are motivated to please their owners by food. Food is a primary motivator, but not always available. Using treats as rewards encourages your pup to continue working on it. Just make sure to limit the amount of treats your dog gets. Treats should not be more than your puppy's daily caloric intake. So, if you don't want your puppy to have a snack for every good deed, you should refrain from using food as a reward.<br><br><a href="https://goo.gl/maps/LxacmRcJEMYShxEX9">https://goo.gl/maps/LxacmRcJEMYShxEX9<br></a><br></div><div><br><br></div><div><br><br></div><div><br><br></div>]]></description>
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