Training Older Dogs as Easy as 1, 2, 3

The first 20 weeks of a puppies life is his most valuable learning time. A puppy's brain is like a sponge, soaking up all of the information it can. Training older dogs takes a little longer because their sponge isn't so absorbent.

You also have to deprogram older dogs or teach it how to break old bad habits. This is usually the hard part. There are many products out there that will help your dog break its bad habits.

For example, if you have a dog that barks constantly you can try a special collar that will give it a little electrical jolt every time it barks. If you think that's a little too harsh you can buy a collar that sprays citronella (a scent that dogs don't like) every time they bark. It's more of a puff of citronella air then an actual liquid spray. Since the dog doesn't like the smell it avoids barking.

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