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You're the adult here, remember? You're the trainer, the leader of your pack, and the one doing the teaching. You know that your puppy needs short and positive training sessions. You know you can't teach it everything in one session, or even in a week of sessions. So, patience is the key. If you find yourself getting frustrated when training your puppy, end the session on a positive note, and stop the training. Don't lose your temper and take it out on your dog. It's not the puppy's fault that you're getting annoyed - ok, well, maybe it is, but it's up to you to maintain control and restart the training on another day.cheap ed hardy clothing

Practice makes perfect. I really hate to use that old adage, but it's true!. Repetition is the way to teach your dog a lesson - any lesson. Repeating the lesson over and over again will make it stick so deeply in your dog's memory, that it's likely that it will never forget it, and that's what you want. You want the puppy's reaction to your commands to become second nature, obeyed almost instinctively and certainly followed immediately.wholesale ed hardy clothing

It is equally important to keep the behaviors consistent. You can't have one family member letting your dog get on the couch and another trying to discipline it and telling it "No!" for the same behavior. It will only confuse it, with the end result that it won't learn which behavior is right. So it will either try to do both, or neither.cheap christian audigier clothing

Consistency is the second most important component of training. It is very important that everyone in the family gives the dog the same commands and allow the same behaviors. I can't stress this point enough. If your family is all on the same page in terms of training, your puppy will be trained more quickly and thoroughly than you can imagine. When someone in your family says "Sit" to the puppy, it will know that it means "Sit." Not "Lie Down," not "Ok, go eat your food now," not "It's ok to chase the cat." Sit means Sit. Down means Down.