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Training Your Affenpinschers

  • 25/10/2010

Affenpinschers are well loved dogs because they are entertaining. Just like other toy dogs, it is difficult to house break them. Showing them what is allowed and what is not can be a challenged especially if you are first time owners. The truth is aside from housebreaking, interacting people are problem points of Affenpinschers. If you read manuals, it is easier for you to train your Affenpinschers.

The organization for this breed of dog recommends crate training as a means to housebreak your dog. Although it may seem like a punishment to put a dog in a small space, it is considered to be effective and safe way for them to adjust to their new home. This dog loves small and dark place so this is not hard to do. They would think of this as their bedroom. Crate training can help your dog overcome separation anxiety. You should know that Affenpinschers don't want to relieve themselves where they sleep. Owners should put newspapers and other means. They would think that these places are the only ones where they can pee.

Affenpinschers can suffer from separation anxiety. As a result, they would destroy things if they are left alone for hours. The crate can lessen this behavior. This is considered as a haven while the family is gone. If you are planning to leave the dog for long period, it is best to leave ample water and good. The crate is best for traveling.

Affenpinschers are suspicious to strangers. It is best to help them adjust to noise and people. Socialization involves taking the dog with you on the park and while shopping. You can put them on leash. Let strangers pet him so that he would learn to differentiate between good and bad strangers. There is handling classes meant for puppies. Take note that your dog will be match happier if he knows what is expected of him. You will be happy that he can handle new experiences. There are benefits of housebreaking your dog.

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