The Pet Talk

C – Clean your hands with soap, cover your mouth when cough, do not touch your face, wear mask while taking a lift and if you are in an air-conditioning area that have more people 

O – Order and queue with at least one-meter distance, same for the seating arrangement

V – Very discipline during the quarantine period on to do and don’t activities  

I – Increase the stay at home time and avoiding group gathering

D – Deliver service and order online to minimize human-to-human interaction

* Everyone should contribute their efforts and comply to social responsibility *

Have regular bathroom breaks

It is important to take them outside to go to the bathroom at regular intervals so that they can learn a routine

Have a closed off puppy area

Make sure to keep them in an enclosed space to lessen the chance of accidents around the house

Puppy proof your floors

Use carpet that are stain and odor resistant for easily clean up any messes and get rid of the smell, which will discourage your pup from having another accident in the same area

Only use treats for training

it's not a great idea to just give your dog treats because you think he or she is being cute, the "Treats” are only used as a reward when training and make it becomes fun

Be consistent with commands

All the people in the home need to use the same commands for the dog to learn a word’s proper meaning, e.g. down, sit.

Make it a game

Rather than always relying on treats to keep your dog attention, you should make each training session fun for the dog so that it wants to participate

Learn your dog's behaviour

Observing the dog’s behavior and knowing its breed temperament help training works

Only teach one trick at a time

Let your dog masters one exercise at a time before moving onto another

Keep training sessions short

Keep the training short and frequent, may be two short sessions in a day, puppy may not have the longest attention

End each training session on a high note

Let your dog feels confident after end of each session