Training Schedule for Puppies

Explore these sample charts designed for different training stages. Feel free to customize them to align with your schedules.

Training tools to consider

Introducing the Martingale collar with buckle and chain—designed for durability and safety. This collar effectively prevents your puppy from slipping out, making it an excellent choice for socializing your new furry friend in public spaces.

I use this harness for all my young puppies who are just beginning to learn basic leash restraint. It ensures there’s no risk of neck injury, making it a safe choice for training. Available in a range of sizes, it also comes with a leash. Plus, it’s breathable and budget-friendly!

This option is not only affordable but also provides excellent comfort for your puppy. It is particularly suitable for older puppies.

Advanced tools for 6 months to adulthood

This small prong collar is an effective training tool when used correctly. Specifically designed for young, energetic puppies that tend to pull, these collars offer a safe and humane solution. Contrary to common misconceptions, prong collars are not cruel; they help prevent injury to your dog's neck and trachea while promoting better walking behavior.

E-collars are excellent tools for those spirited teenage puppies who can be a bit too stubborn for their own good. I personally own this specific E-collar and absolutely love it!

I own this exact leash, and I absolutely love it for puppies and dogs that tend to pull excessively.