What are Some Frequently Asked Questions About Dog Training?

At Alaska Dog Works we are asked the same questions a lot. Here are some of the most asked questions from our clients. 

Frequently Asked Question (FAQ)

Q: How to Train Your Dog to Stay?

Tell your dog, “Sit,” then wait for her to sit. After that, say, “Stay.” Then, use a clear and confident voice. Always give your dog a treat or reward for their obedience!

Q: Can you train a dog at 8 weeks?

Yes, you can train your puppy as early as 7-8 weeks.

Q: Is it possible to train a dog in two weeks?

Setting a dog to a new routine and teaching him about two weeks. However, at this point, they are just getting ready to use their newly acquired skills in different settings, for example, dog parks and around town.

Q: Can a dog be trained in 10 days?

It can be possible. But you must follow strict potty breaks, meals, playtime, and crate confinement schedule if you can’t come home for certain parts of the day.

Stoarrange for a dog walker or pet sitter to visit your house to take care of the midday break.

Q: What age is the best age to train a dog?

7-8 weeks is the best age.

Q: How long should you train a dog per day?

Train them once or twice a day or 5-15 minutes a couple of days a week interval is sufficient for pet dogs.

Q: How long does it take to teach a dog to do something?

You can follow the training session, which refers to training a dog to do something.

Q: Can a hunting dog be a house dog?

Yes, they can because a hunting dog is intelligent, friendly, and loyal.

Q: What is the Hardest Dog to House Train?

Generally, age can make it harder for your dog to house train. However, it becomes more challenging to start training when puppies enter adolescence.

For this reason, it is essential to begin teaching them as young as possible! At this stage, you can continue your training to modify and strengthen your skills in more public and distracting settings.