It’s important when you get a new puppy to start your dog obedience training as soon as she is old enough to interact with other people and the family; usually this means about eight weeks of age. While some dog owners have a tendency to get a bit overwhelmed with this entire process, you don’t need to if you start with the basics and remember to keep you dog obedience training simple and easy for the dog to learn. Most trainers and professionals will tell you that dog obedience training should start with a very easy command, usually “sit.” The reason this is a simple command is because you need to demonstrate to your dog every command you give it; remember that dogs don’t speak English and don’t know what the word “sit”…
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