Be patient with puppies. When you complain about what he has done wrong, don't forget how much he has done in a day, and don't forget that he is only a puppy that is only a few dozen days old. Dog and owner Deep affection and trust are an indispensable foundation for any training.

Have a stable attitude towards the dog, hug when you are not happy, ignore or even corporal punishment when you are not happy. Don't make fun of it, build trust.

It's a good idea to bring your dog home at the beginning of a holiday so you can spend a few days with him, caring for him, observing his personality and habits, and making it easier for him to get to know his new home and owner.

Correcting the dog's mistakes is to catch the present, and the punishment afterwards can only make it feel at a loss and aggrieved.

You should give it a name as early as possible so that it will respond to its own name quickly. If there are children at home, let them know that the puppy is not a plaything toy. Improper care will cause it pain. The child should not hold it suddenly, and do not make loud noises or movements to frighten the puppy. Don't leave puppy care to children, and adults should supervise them when they're with the puppy.

If you already have other pets in your home, don't snub them because of the puppy's arrival, it will make them jealous and unfair to old and new pets. When your puppy first arrives home, don't leave it alone with other pets. Puppies should be introduced to them gradually under your supervision.

As the saying goes, the beginning of everything is difficult. With the passage of time and the deepening of the relationship, the dog will become more and more aware of your likes and dislikes, personality and habits, and the days you share with it will become more and more relaxed and happy.