These little cuties are this mornings puppy class graduates!

 

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Puppy training

Well friend, let me tell you all about the history of puppy training. It all started way back in ancient civilizations, where dogs were trained for hunting, herding, and guarding. They were seen as working partners, and their training was focused on specific tasks.

Fast forward a few centuries, and we see the rise of dog shows and breeding standards in Europe. Puppy training became more focused on appearance and obedience, and the first obedience trials were held in the early 1900s.

And then, of course, there's good old World War II, where dogs were trained as messengers, scouts, and even as paramedics on the battlefield. This marked a turning point in the way dogs were trained and viewed by society. They were no longer just working animals, but also valued companions.

In the decades following the war, puppy training evolved to include more emphasis on positive reinforcement and relationship building. Today, there are countless methods and techniques used by trainers, and puppies can be trained for a variety of tasks, from basic obedience to complex tricks. The world of puppy training has come a long way, but one thing remains the same - the love and bond between dogs and their owners.

And that's a wrap, friend! I hope that gives you a little bit of insight into the fascinating world of puppy training. Just remember, training is a lifelong process and the most important thing is to always be patient, kind, and have fun with your furry friend.

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