Giant Schnauzer puppies can be a welcome addition to your family but you must teach it how to act if you want it to be a good dog when it grows up. The best time for behaviour training is when it is still a puppy, and that can start the moment you get it home. The best ways to teach a puppy the difference between right and wrong, no matter what breed it is, is to praise it when it does good and punish it when it does things that are bad. Beyond that, you must remain consistent as puppies learn best through repetition. Just remember that behaviour training your giant Schnauzer puppy is supposed to be a fun time for it will only be a puppy once.

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The best manner to behaviour train your giant Schnauzer puppy is to give it plenty of praise when it does things you deem as good. If it goes to the toilet outside, for instance, pet it and say well done in a warm, enthusiastic tone. Hug your dog and teach it that every time it does something that’s acceptable, it’s going to get the same type of love and affection. This will in the course of time teach your new giant Schnauzer puppy that good behaviour gains this type of attention.

And. Naturally, this doesn’t mean you should hit it or abuse it. Never hit a puppy. Instead, to behaviour train your giant Schnauzer puppy, and to teach it the difference between right and wrong, make a loud noise when it does something unacceptable. For example, or does its business on your nice new carpet, tell it no in a loud voice or hit a magazine or newspaper against your hand. In the course of time, just as the praise taught it to go good, it will grasp that poor behaviour brings the negative experience of the loud noise, thus teaching it that good behaviour is preferable.

Remember behaviour training your giant Schnauzer puppy is meant to be fun, so have fun with it. You are principally teaching your new dog how to be a good addition to your family. Just remember that even though your giant Schnauzer will grow larger, it will still be a puppy mentally so [spin[maintain|keep up[/spin] the training, remain consistent and know that, with enough time, patience, love and affection, your dog will grow into a healthy, good dog that will be an integral part of your family for a long time to come.

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