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i got a 6 week puppy and its difficult to train her.?
i know she is too young to split from her mother but the breeder wanted her to go at 4. so i had to argue with him to make it 6. i have com over that so what is the next step to care for a 6 week germen sheperd puppy. when i try to train her she runs away. she bites a lot. she cries when i put her in her crate but i ignore her. the crying is becoming less. am i doing the right thing. should i take her to visit her mother and litter mates. when i put her on leash she goes wild and bites it till i take it off. she bites the metal clip thing so iam scared she will choke on it so i take it of. she runs away from me. i don’t think she even knows her name. how shall i teach her her name. she ignores me when i call her. she doesn’t respond to whistles. when she cries in her crate i through in some treats to keep her quiet and occupied. is this good. iam trying to toilet train her she knows that when she goes outside that she needs to do her Business to get back in but she doesn’t know not to do it in the house. should i get her spayed. what are the advantages and disadvantages of spaying. all tips will be appreciated. if you can put a link to a really good training video i will appreciate it. she doesn’t go to the toilet on her puppy training pads. and the potty training aid fluid is not working. i wont her to grow up into a well behave dog. thanks for your help
thanks. everyone who helps me i really appreciate it iam a first time dog owner if you have the number for a cheap responsible and professional dog trainer colud you please tell me i will appreciate it thenk again
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Ok…she’s way too young for you to worry about most things…focus on the positives. (She should have stayed with her mommy for a couple of more weeks, but if you already have her, then you will need to deal with it). Your breeder sucks, btw, I would either file a complaint or spread the word around for others not to buy puppies from her/him.
Dont worry about training her all that much now. If you do have sessions, make them last 5 min or so, she is very very young. Also if you are training her, do it when she is tired and not full of energy.
I would just focus on her knowing her name, coming to you when you call, and maybe sit or something.
With the leash…maybe let her sniff it when its not on her…give her a treat when she does…leave the leash on her in the house…let her drag it around (you dont need to be pulling on it). I leave it on my puppy and it is also very good for training and for when he is getting in trouble. If he heads for the litter box (for example), I’ll step on the leash and he cant go further. You can used that too, if there is something that she doesnt need to be doing, step on the leash…say “no” and take her or direct her somewhere else.
Keep her in the same room as you. Say her name, if she looks up at you, praise her and give her a treat. After a while she should learn. You can also do it for the “come” command. Hold a treat, Say “(Name), Come Here” and when she does, give her a treat and praise her. You can also use a leash to pull her towards you (gently, of course). Do that a couple of times a day for 5 min each time and she will learn in no time.
With house training, start praising her when she goes outside, give her a treat and use some sort of command, like “good potty” or something like that. Also watch her in the house constantly, if you catch her squating to pee or poop, say no, pick her up and immediatly take her outside, praise her when she goes….She’ll learn.
I would definitely spay her, especially considering the fact that her breeder is a moron and you never know why or how she breeds her dogs.
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