Tektonicznych więc wygolonych i który jako mugol brakuje widoków które for a puppy, but it can be destructive on a household. Diversion from item you 't want chewed to another you would rather the puppy chew on works well. For example, if you find your puppy chewing on a book, take the book away, put it out of reach, and give them a toy to chew on. As remove the book, say no chew. Your puppy eventually understand what he can and cannot chew. Tell him to be ‘Quiet'. You want your puppy to bark when visitors or -welcomed guests come to your home. However, your puppy should learn the command Quiet for those times when barking is a nuisance. Keep your bag of small treats with you at all times and when the puppy begins to bark, say Quiet. When the puppy hushes immediately, give him the reward he associates the word Quiet with stopping barking. Teach ‘No' or ‘Stop'. It is important for your dog to learn the meaning of 'no' or 'stop'. You can use either one, but the use of it must be consistent. Rottweiler puppies are very playful and mouth items. If your puppy nibbles on you or things other than toys or picks up items he shouldn't, it is very, very important for him to learn 'no!' or 'stop'. When teaching this to your puppy, always be firm and consistent. Once you have voiced the command, immediately move your dog away from whatever it is doing and once again say 'stop'. Walk away from your puppy, but 't take your eye off of him. If he goes back, repeat this process. This be frustrating but you must do it. Otherwise, your puppy grow up not knowing right from wrong. ‘Sit'. After learning the no or stop command, you want to teach your Rottweiler how to 'Sit'. Sitting makes grooming, feeding, playing, and relaxing much easier. It is also one of the easiest things to teach. Put a treat your hand, letting the puppy the treat. Have your puppy stand front of you and firmly say 'sit'. Hold the treat on a level with the puppy's nose, then gently arc the treat backwards over his head. As he follows the treat with his nose to try and get it, his bottom sink to the ground. Immediately say Sit to label the behavior he has just learned, and give the treat. It is good practice to have your puppy sit before placing his food down for him to eat. This teaches him ‘table' manners. While he is sitting, shower him with praise, such as good puppy or smart puppy, while saying the word 'sit' a few times. Repeat this process by moving away from your puppy, turning to face him, making sure you have his full attention, and tell him to ‘sit'. Praise him as you did before. Tell him to get ‘Down'. Once he has learned to sit, you can teach him the ‘Down' command. Put the puppy the sit position while putting a treat your hand. Make sure he knows you have the treat your hand, and put your hand near his nose. While moving your hand to the floor say ‘down' or ‘lay down'. The puppy follow your hand to the floor by starting to lay down. As soon as he does, give the treat and praise him. He make partial attempts at first, but he'll get it. The ‘Down' command can be useful if your puppy is a jumper. Jumping on people can be a problem with puppies as they try to get your attention. If your puppy is a jumper, keep a leash on him to be able to correct him with ‘down' as he starts to jump. Then give him the command to ‘sit'. him when he promptly responds with a tasty treat. He soon learn that jumping is not acceptable behavior. Teach ‘Stay'. Rottweilers always want to be your company. He always want to be next to you, around you, or even on you. But he eventually get your way. Teaching your Rottweiler puppy to ‘stay' keeps him from getting the way of you, other people, and other dogs. Tell your dog to 'sit' first, as it is much easier to have him sit and allow him to ‘stay'. Once he sits, praise him and put your hand front of his face, wide open like a stop sign. Firmly say 'stay', then back away slowly. He most likely run up it to you, but have him sit again. Then put your hand front of him once again,