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8 Easy Ways to Train Your Puppy to Be Obedient in Short Time

8 Easy Ways to Train Your Puppy to Be Obedient in Short Time My neighbor's kid has a dog that sits at the kitchen door and waits every single time. Doesn't beg, doesn't whine, doesn't lean on your leg. Just sits, with a tennis ball at his feet, until somebody opens the door. I asked her how long that took. She said it started with him being a bad dog. I got the story later over a beer, and the short version is that it took about eight months of the boring kind of work, not the showy kind. Nobody filmed any of it. Nobody posted a thirty-second video of the dog going from wild to perfect. It was just a kid in a garage with a bag of treats and a dog who did not care about the bag of treats. That story has been sitting in my head for a month, because it's the honest version of a title like this one, and the honest version is more useful than the promise. Before we get into it, I should say what "short time" actually means here, because I think it gets misunder...
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What is the first thing to do when the puppy comes back?

What is the first thing to do when the puppy comes back? Many people bathe their dogs to keep them healthy. But some pet owners don't know what to do and worry about being bad for other dogs. It's actually not that hard to solve: first quiet the dog, and then start bathing it. These three steps are very important. 1. Clean environment The first thing to do is to bathe the dog. After the dog comes back, first use a vacuum cleaner to clean the environment. If you go to the pet store to take a bath, it is best before the owner goes to work. Secondly, after bathing the dog, it is best to brush the indoor floor, and then use a hair dryer to dry the moisture in the room. Of course, if the dog is tired of staying at home, the owner can also take them to the pet shop for a bath after they come back. Because puppies at home can easily make the house dirty, if the owner does not clean it at home, it will easily bring the bacteria and viruses on the dog into the home, causing more serious...
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