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PostSubject: Training Questions for Cato   Training Questions for Cato EmptyTue Apr 10, 2012 10:40 pm
hey guys! I have shown you all pictures of my little love bug, but I have some questions still.

We got Delilah at the ppoint where she was already house trained and new commands, so all of this is new. So far we make sure he goes out every couple of hours. He is doing really well, but I am not sure when to start basic training. Do I start now? I don't know if he will catch on yet. Because he doesn't even know his name all that much.

A how to guide would be great hahaha!

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PostSubject: Re: Training Questions for Cato   Training Questions for Cato EmptyTue Apr 10, 2012 11:29 pm
It's never too early to start training. We took Ghost to our local Petsmart to start classes when she was 11 weeks old, and she sailed through all of them. They really make it easy and show you how to train the basics and get your pup's attention.

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PostSubject: Re: Training Questions for Cato   Training Questions for Cato EmptyTue Apr 10, 2012 11:33 pm
Well my parents were schnauzer breeders, so I have been around puppy training my whole life. I just didn't know if it differed between breeds. We worked a littl ebit tonight. And of course, he does whatever Delilah does. So, come and sit were easy...hopefully he will retain them!
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PostSubject: Re: Training Questions for Cato   Training Questions for Cato EmptyTue Apr 10, 2012 11:39 pm
I taught Kale to sit at 7 weeks Wink it's NEVER to early to start training Very Happy your little one is adorable!
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PostSubject: Re: Training Questions for Cato   Training Questions for Cato EmptyWed Apr 11, 2012 2:46 am
Definitely never to early. Embry was shaking paw by 13 weeks Smile
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