How To Train A Samoyed Puppy: A Guide To Training Your Samoyed Dog!
Samoyeds are extremely friendly dogs that welcome everyone with enthusiasm and excitement. They are playful, good with children, and devoted to their owners, making them good family dogs. Samoyeds are a highly intelligent breed that respond best to firm and consistent authority and do well if they are the only pet in the house.
Although relatively easy to train, Samoyeds like to chew. If left alone for long periods of time, a Samoyed can cause significant damage to the interior of the home. Daily exercise and plenty of human interaction are required to keep these lively dogs happy and in control. Here are some training tips to help you.
Respect and safety are the two fundamental elements of any animal training plan. This phase is very important when training a dog. A dog is social by nature, and you can use this inclination to make it easier to train him.
Being this control figure is at the core of any successful dog training program. Without first establishing trust and loyalty, all of your training efforts will likely be ineffective. Over time, your dog will come to respect and depend on you, but you must first deal with him consistently and impartially. When the dog has learned to trust and respect you, he will be amazed at how quickly the training sessions progress.
Too often, new dog owners don’t understand that while affection is important, it’s not a substitute for loyalty. Being affectionate with your dog can help build loyalty or it can undermine it. While a puppy is an exuberant force to be reckoned with, setting some expectations early on is crucial to developing good habits. He won’t do his dog any good if he pampers him like a puppy and then expects him to respect him when he’s ready to start training him.
Dogs build certainty by knowing the rules and build loyalty when the rules are enforced. Each dog in the group understands what is required of him and knows his place in the pecking order.
Good luck training your new Samoyed puppy!