"Place" - own space of a dog, her territory where she can quietly have a rest and sleep, feeling in safety. The first that you have to teach a little puppy to, having brought to the house - it is to respond to a nickname and the place team. Usually problems do not happen to a nickname – puppies quickly get used to the name. And here with schooling to the place to be necessary a little patience.
Instruction
1. It will be better if for the place device you do not begin to use old rags and rugs, and you will get a special stove bench for a dog. It is possible to sew thick matrasik with the removed cover (for washing). The stove bench needs to be bought taking into account future size of your dog. The puppy very soon will grow and will cease to be located in the small rookery.
2. Attach a dog stove bench in such corner of the hall or room where it would not appear in pass or on a draft - to you it will be inconvenient, and to a puppy it is uncomfortable. As soon as you notice that the puppy begins to keep within on rest somewhere in the room on a carpet or in kitchen under a table, at once take it on hands and carry to its new stove bench. Quiet equal tone say team: "Place!". Then put the pet in a stove bench.
3. Stroke a puppy and repeat team. If he tries to rise and leave, it is necessary to hold him and to try to calm. When the puppy settles again, caress him and praise.
4. If he tries to run away again, it is necessary to treat him with some delicacy, holding at the same time on the place and repeating team quiet tone. If you left, and the puppy remained to lie on the place, this time occupation is finished. If he tries to get away and be attached to have a rest under a chair again, catch it and return into place.
5. It is necessary to remember that it is necessary to repeat exercise and to send a puppy into place when he is full, walked and played enough enough. So it will be much simpler to you to achieve desirable result. When the puppy disturbs you, it is also necessary to send him into place. It is important that the dog got used to have a rest and sleep on the place, but not on your bed or in a chair.