Here are few tips to consider when choosing a name for your new puppy.

1. Names should be 2 to 3 syllables long.

Two to Three- syllable names are the best choices because they are short enough for your puppy to memorize and won’t confuse  them with one-syllable commands such as “no”, “stay”, and so on.

2. Be consistent.

All friends and family members should be consistent and use the same name when calling your new puppy. Using variations or nicknames can be confusing for your new puppy to learn.

3. Praise Your puppy when they recognize their new name.

Naming your puppy is like any other training process. Make sure you praise them when they recognize their name when being called. Soon enough they will learn their name.

Here are the top 8 puppy training must do’s for any new puppy.

1. Find and consult a veterinarian

Have your veterinarian do a complete health check up of your new puppy. He/she will also discuss and assist you with a healthy diet plan, vaccination plan, and basic puppy training.

2. Read a book on puppy training.

Get yourself a book on puppy training. Any good puppy training book will do. However, if you’re lost we do have a recommended book at the book of this post.

3. Get an ID tag for your new puppy.

Ask your veterinarian where you can get a new ID tag for your puppy. These are a must for any new puppy, as they like to explore the world around them.

4. House Training.

Start potty training early. Your vet and/or puppy training book should cover some steps to help you with house training your new puppy.

5. Crate/den training.

Start crate/den training early for your new puppy. They need their own ‘room/space’ just like we all do.

6. Enroll your new puppy in puppy classes.

Ask your vet for a reference of professional, certified training courses in your area.

7. Play with your puppy.

Your puppy needs a lot of attention. Provide a fun, safe, and stimulating environment.

8. Bonding

You need to spend as much time as you can with your puppy to help build that special bond that a master and his dog can only have. Play with them, exercise with them. Feeding, grooming, being affectionate are all great ways to spend time with your new puppy.

Recommended books:
		How To Potty Train Your Puppy In 7 Days
		How To Housebreak Your Puppy In as Little as 7 Days!