Hill Interiors William The Whippet Table Lamp with Teal Velvet Shade, Mixed, 72 x 38 x 2.97 cm

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Now begin moving forward a few steps, holding the treat in front of your Whippet’s nose but behind your heel. Perfect for lighting your nightstand or reading nook, table lamps play an integral role in styling an inviting room. A well-crafted antique or vintage table lamp does more than provide light; the right fixture-and-table combination can add a focal point or creative element to any interior. If your new Whippet is a young puppy, he will have a small bladder and may not be good at controlling himself. You are now ready to try this outside with a leash, first using a treat and then without one. If your Whippet pulls, you can negatively reinforce your Whippet by gently tugging once at the leash or the collar.

Teaching your new Whippet a schedule can be helpful if you go to work or have to follow a routine every day, and cannot be flexible when it comes to your puppy’s needs. This guide will make Whippet basic training and obedience easy, as it discusses in detail when to start the training, what things need to be taught, and when you can expect results. You can do it at home, while you are in a different area of the house, or even in an open field. Tips For Training Your Whippet Keep Your Training Sessions ShortIt is best to start training your Whippet as soon as possible when you first get him. At that time, your Whippet puppy will be at the age of 7 weeks or more, unless you get an adult Whippet. Teaching your Whippet puppy as early as possible will also build trust and communication between you and your dog.

Usually, it is at one year that the majority of Whippets will have matured and become fully trained. Other ConsiderationsThis will help him realise that you are happy with his behaviour, and he will likely want to do it again. Even though Whippets are a very intelligent and fast learning breed, some individual dogs may be prone to stubbornness or simply won’t listen. Every dog is different and will learn at a different pace. As well as that, he will be tired after the walk, so he will be more likely to stay calm and sleep better. Consistency And Patience Is Key Get a treat in your hand and move it forward and down to the ground in front of your dog until he begins to lower his body and get down into the lying position.