(Wave.)So ends the story of the three bears! Hello Song (Tune: âSkip to My Louâ)Hello, how are you? (Wave hand.)Hello, how are you?Hello, how are you?How are you this morning?I am fine, and I hope you are, too. (Point to self, then a friend.)Turn to your neighbor, and shake their hand.
Formal obedience training â puppy training in a class situation â can start anywhere from 9 to 12 weeks of age. Most schools like to see the pup receive a series of 2 vaccinations given before starting in a class â for the pupâs protection, as well as the protection of all other pups in the class.
Help him learn to follow. Ideally, you want to be leading your dog when youâre on the walk â not the other way around. But this is a lot harder to do with a large adult dog than a tiny pup, so thereâs no better time for training than now. All you have to do is put on his leash and walk a few steps. When he inevitably starts to pull, you should turn and walk in the opposite direction. Youâll stop-and-start a lot at first, but eventually sheâll get it. You can reinforce this learning by rewarding him with praise or treats when he does follow. Practice obedience training. By the time your dog is ready to go out on walks, between months 3 and 6, itâs also a good window to start obedience training.