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 Content preview:  Your puppy at 4 months old Hi Helen, At 4 months old your
   puppy's senses are almost fully developed and your will notice that their
   physical coordination has improved since you first brought them home. Your
    puppy is doing a lot of growing at this stage and may or may not have a large
    appetite. This will again depend on the breed of your dog as well as some
    individual variation. Some puppies will sleep for longer periods than they
    normally would as growing takes a lot of energy! This is also the stage where
    the beginnings of their own little personalities start to emerge. Your puppy
    will also start to look to find their place or rank in their new family (pack).
    You will get the most out of positive reward based training from this point
    as your puppy will continue to build their confidence. Your puppy will have
    a better understanding of the concept that doing a simple task of what you
    ask of them (eg. Sitting on command) results in a great reward for them (eg
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Your puppy at 4 months old

Hi Helen,

At 4 months old your puppy's senses are almost fully developed and
your will notice that their physical coordination has improved
since you first brought them home. Your puppy is doing a lot of
growing at this stage and may or may not have a large appetite.
This will again depend on the breed of your dog as well as some
individual variation. Some puppies will sleep for longer periods
than they normally would as growing takes a lot of energy! This is
also the stage where the beginnings of their own little
personalities start to emerge. Your puppy will also start to look
to find their place or rank in their new family (pack). You will
get the most out of positive reward based training from this point
as your puppy will continue to build their confidence. Your puppy
will have a better understanding of the concept that doing a simple
task of what you ask of them (eg. Sitting on command) results in a
great reward for them (eg praise or a treat).

Your puppy is also entering into a phase that is remarkably close
to the terrible twos in human beings, and will also try to push the
limits on what they are allowed to get away with. This will range
greatly between pups from pretending to be deaf to commands they do
not want to hear to outright ignoring commands given to them. This
will last for between 1 to 3 months but the more consistent you are
with them about the rules of the house the sooner your puppy will
understand that doing things your way is the fastest and easiest
way to get what they want. Some puppies may also begin to display
some unwanted but natural behaviours such as growling when others
come near their food or bones in particular which is known as
resource guarding. It is important to nip this and any other
unwanted behaviours in the bud while your puppy is still young to
prevent these behaviours from becoming a problem down the track.

Here's what your 4 month old puppy will need to have done:

* 4 Month old intestinal worming
 * Frontline flea treatment
 * Begin heartworm medication
 * Third vaccination known as a C5 for Hepatitis, Distemper,
Parvovirus and Kennel Cough (which is still needed even if your
puppy never visits a boarding kennel)

Here's what you will need to do:

* Worm your puppy and apply the Frontline flea treatment to your
puppy
 * Treat your puppy for heartworm
 * Call a Veterinarian to book an appointment for the C5
vaccination.

It is also a great idea to find a local puppy school to continue
the socialisation of your puppy with other dogs that has already
begun to ensure that your dog will be well socialised with other
dogs. This could prevent any behavioural issues that may arise
later on from lack of socialization.

Teaching your puppy how to stay

Teaching your puppy to stay should be done after he knows how to
sit. This is important as you will need your puppy to begin in the
sitting position to begin to teach him to stay. Please refer to the
previous email about training your puppy to sit for some helpful
advice before beginning to teaching your puppy to stay.

1. Kneel      down beside your puppy and get your puppy in the
sitting position.
 2. Give      the command "stay" and hold your outstretched hand
out in front of your      puppy so that his nose is facing the palm
of your hand.
 3. Slowly      count to 10 in your head then reward your puppy
with praise or a small      treat if your puppy remained still for
the time that you counted up to 10.      If your puppy moves from
the sitting position, quickly correct him by      placing him back
into the sitting position.
 4. Repeat      the above step but this time extend the length of
time that your puppy      needs to remain seated until you count to
20 and again praise or otherwise      reward your puppy.
 5. If      your puppy is completing the stay successfully,
continue to extend the      length of time you require him to
remain still until you reach about a minute      or so.
 6. Move      to the front of your puppy and repeat steps 1 to 5.
You may need to wait      until the next day's training session
before you can move to the front of      your puppy to give the
stay command as often you will spend the entire      first day's
session making sure that your puppy knows what you want when
you give the stay command.
 7. When      you are confident that your puppy will stay on
command for one minute when      you are in front of him, begin to
increase the distance between the two of      you little by little.
Do not do this too quickly because you want to be      able to
quickly correct your puppy if he moves from the sitting position.
 8. When      you can keep your puppy staying in the same spot for
a minute while being      at least a metre away from you then your
puppy has successfully learnt how      to stay on command.
 9. Keep      increasing the distance between you and your puppy as
well as the length      of time that your puppy stays for little by
little.
 10. When      you are confident that your puppy now understands
what "stay" means then      you can test your puppy out by
providing a small distraction while he is      in the stay position
such as another member of the family walking in      between the
two of you.

Keep in mind the following:

1. Make      sure to keep the training times short in the
beginning.
 2. Allow      your puppy to have a quick walk around between each
repetition
 3. Be      sure to correct your puppy quickly if they are about to
move out of      position
 4. Make      sure you are confident that your puppy will sit for
the shorter time      lengths while you a close to him before you
give him some distance so that      you can correct him quickly.
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ify;"></p><p><span class=3D"" style=3D"font-size: 16px; color: rgb(5, 5, 5)=
;">At 4 months old your puppy's senses are almost fully
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d since you first brought them home. Your puppy is doing a lot of growing a=
t this stage and may or may not have a large appetite. This will again depe=
nd on the breed of your dog as well as some individual variation. Some pupp=
ies will sleep for longer periods than they normally would as growing takes=
 a lot of energy! This is also the stage where the beginnings of their own =
little personalities start to emerge. Your puppy
will also start to look to find their place or rank in their new family (pa=
ck). You will get the most out of positive reward based training from this =
point as your puppy will continue to build their confidence. Your puppy wil=
l have a better understanding of the concept that doing a simple task of wh=
at you ask of them (eg. Sitting on command) results in a great reward for t=
hem (eg praise or a treat).</span></p><p></p></div></div></div></div><div c=
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style=3D"padding-bottom: 12px;"><div aw-variable=3D"value"><p style=3D"text=
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imits on what they are allowed to get away with. This will range greatly be=
tween pups from pretending to be deaf to commands they do not want to hear =
to outright ignoring commands given to them. This will last
for between 1 to 3 months but the more consistent you are with them about t=
he rules of the house the sooner your puppy will understand that doing thin=
gs your way is the fastest and easiest way to get what they want. Some pupp=
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/span></li><li>Third vaccination known as a C5 for Hepatitis, Distemper, Pa=
rvovirus and Kennel Cough (which is still needed even if your puppy never v=
isits a boarding kennel)</li></ul><p></p><p></p></div></div></div><div clas=
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 to your puppy</span></li><li><span style=3D"color: rgb(5, 5, 5); font-size=
: 16px;">Treat your puppy for heartworm</span></li><li><span style=3D"color=
: rgb(5, 5, 5); font-size: 16px;">Call a Veterinarian to book an
appointment for the C5 vaccination.</span></li></ul><p></p><p style=3D"text=
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 16px;">It is also a great idea to find a local puppy school to continue th=
e socialisation of your puppy with other dogs that has already begun to ens=
ure that your dog will be well socialised with other dogs. This could preve=
nt any behavioural issues that may arise later on from lack of socializatio=
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aph" style=3D"padding-bottom: 12px;"><div aw-variable=3D"value"><p style=3D=
"text-align: justify;"></p><p><span class=3D"" style=3D"font-size: 16px; co=
lor: rgb(5, 5, 5);">Teaching your puppy to stay should be done after he kno=
ws how to sit. This is important as you will need your puppy to begin in th=
e sitting position to begin to teach him to stay. Please refer to the previ=
ous email about training your puppy to sit for some helpful
advice before beginning to teaching your puppy to stay.</span></p>  <ol>  <=
li><span class=3D"" style=3D"font-size: 16px; color: rgb(5, 5, 5);">Kneel  =
    down beside your puppy and get your puppy in the sitting position.</spa=
n></li>  <li><span class=3D"" style=3D"font-size: 16px; color: rgb(5, 5, 5)=
;">Give      the command "stay" and hold your outstretched hand out in fron=
t of your      puppy so that his nose is facing the palm of your hand.</spa=
n></li>  <li><span class=3D"" style=3D"font-size: 16px;
color: rgb(5, 5, 5);">Slowly      count to 10 in your head then reward your=
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he time that you counted up to 10.      If your puppy moves from the sittin=
g position, quickly correct him by      placing him back into the sitting p=
osition.</span></li>  <li><span class=3D"" style=3D"font-size: 16px; color:=
 rgb(5, 5, 5);">Repeat      the above step but this time extend the length =
of time that your puppy      needs to remain seated
until you count to 20 and again praise or otherwise      reward your puppy.=
</span></li>  <li><span class=3D"" style=3D"font-size: 16px; color: rgb(5, =
5, 5);">If      your puppy is completing the stay successfully, continue to=
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each about a minute      or so.</span></li>  <li><span class=3D"" style=3D"=
font-size: 16px; color: rgb(5, 5, 5);">Move      to the front of your puppy=
 and repeat steps 1 to 5. You may need to wait      until
the next day's training session before you can move to the front of      yo=
ur puppy to give the stay command as often you will spend the entire      f=
irst day's session making sure that your puppy knows what you want when    =
  you give the stay command.</span></li>  <li><span class=3D"" style=3D"fon=
t-size: 16px; color: rgb(5, 5, 5);">When      you are confident that your p=
uppy will stay on command for one minute when      you are in front of him,=
 begin to increase the distance between the two of   =

you little by little. Do not do this too quickly because you want to be  =
    able to quickly correct your puppy if he moves from the sitting positio=
n. </span></li>  <li><span class=3D"" style=3D"font-size: 16px; color: rgb(=
5, 5, 5);">When      you can keep your puppy staying in the same spot for a=
 minute while being      at least a metre away from you then your puppy has=
 successfully learnt how      to stay on command.</span></li>  <li><span cl=
ass=3D"" style=3D"font-size: 16px; color: rgb(5, 5,
5);">Keep      increasing the distance between you and your puppy as well a=
s the length      of time that your puppy stays for little by little.</span=
></li>  <li><span class=3D"" style=3D"font-size: 16px; color: rgb(5, 5, 5);=
">When      you are confident that your puppy now understands what "stay" m=
eans then      you can test your puppy out by providing a small distraction=
 while he is      in the stay position such as another member of the family=
 walking in      between the two of
you.</span></li></ol><p></p></div></div></div><div class=3D"definition-pare=
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