Staffordshire Bull Terrier Puppy Training

It is best to begin Staffordshire Bull Terrier puppyaccess before he arrives home for the first time.
training as young as possible. Training StaffordshireEven with these precautions, your puppy will manage
Bull Terrier puppies is likely to be more effective thanto get hold of something he shouldn't and it is then
training an older Staffie, although it's not true whatyou must remember the most important piece of
they say: you CAN teach an old dog new tricks!Staffordshire Bull Terrier training advice I can give
Dogs are pack animals, and so your Staffordshire Bullyou: be patient!
Terrier puppy will think of your family as his pack. ItWhatever your puppy did, it wasn't personal. If you
is very important that you establish yourself andget angry or upset he's just likely to consider you
your family as pack leaders immediately. It doesn'tunstable and possibly not fit to be his pack leader.
really matter which member of the family yourThere's a good chance, especially with males, that
Staffie perceives as top dog, as long as he knowsyour Stafford may decide he has to take over the
he's the lowest ranking member of the pack.role of leader himself.
In order to achieve this, you must believe it.Nobody Tells a Pack Leader What to Do
Remember, your puppy does not understand EnglishAs pack leader, you are in control. Your puppy should
or any other spoken language, so the vast majoritynot get you to do anything. Give affection when you
of communication between you and your dog will bechoose, not whenever your puppy wants it. It is
non-verbal. If you don't believe in your pack leaderbeneficial to ignore attention seeking so your dog
status, your puppy will know and may look for anlearns that it doesn't work.
alternative leader.This especially applies whenever you return home
Staffordshire Bull Terrier Puppy Temperamentafter going out without him. One thing about
A Staffie puppy will be playful and energetic, and isStaffordshire Bull Terrier dogs is that they can suffer
likely to be a bit of a vandal. There's a good chancefrom separation anxiety, and affection at this time
he may try to destroy anything left in his reach socan help to enhance it.
make sure you prepare the areas where he will haveDon't worry, your puppy won't take it personally!