How to train a Pug

Pug training should ideally start at the age of three months and the training commands, time and place should be fixed to avoid confusion in the Pug’s memory and thus reduce training efficiency. During the training process, owners need to prepare snacks, be patient enough and reward pugs for good behaviour at the right time. Start by training with some simple commands. If the Pug is new to the home, at least wait until he has been introduced to his owner before training him. Pug puppies are not very smart, so it is important to start by fixing the training commands and shouting them to them more often to help them remember them and increase their understanding of them. It is also best to fix the time and place for training, for example, toilet training can be fixed after meals and the place can be in the bathroom, on the balcony or on the pee pad. Do not change from time to time as this will affect the Pug’s memory. Every time the Pug completes an action on command, the owner should immediately give him a bite of treat as a reward. The Pug does not have a high IQ and owners need to be prepared for long and hard training sessions.