When designing an educational program for puppies, two important aspects must be taken into account: delicacy and flexibility. Educating a dog, especially at an early age, is dealing with emotionally sensitive material and it is essential that the program can adapt to the individual needs and capabilities of each puppy. Each case will have different particularities, but they will share the same objective:

Get a more confident dogBy carrying out correct socialization from an early age and having been exposed to the different stimuli found in its daily environment, the dog will manage new situations with more self-confidence. If in the puppy stage we have carried out proprioception exercises, we will have a dog that is more aware of its body and therefore more confident in itself. If we have carried out mental stimulation or have proposed small challenges for it to overcome mentally, we will help it when it has to face new solutions, since it will remember that on previous occasions it has managed to overcome the challenges that were set for it, improving its self-esteem.Knowing the needs of our dogLearning about when to start educating a puppy before having the puppy or during the first months of its life will help us to have some minimum and necessary knowledge to know the needs that dogs have. This will help us to get to know him better and adapt to him at the different stages of his life to properly cover all his needs according to his age.Learn to communicate with our dogBoth communication and knowing his language are essential to have a good understanding with our dog and know what he wants to tell us at all times. This way you will be able to give him the help he needs in situations that he cannot manage on his own, which will make the dog trust you, since he sees you as a reference point on which he can count. You can read our article on dog body language to learn more about canine language. Improve the guardian-dog bond Play, training, correct communication with the puppy and when to start educating a puppy help improve the guardian-dog bond. Greater integration of the dog into society Early education will result in a more balanced dog in the short term, which leads to greater integration of the dog into society, thus being able to provide it with more moments of freedom without a leash, more decision-making power and more interactions with other dogs/people.

 

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