70 days after the puppy's birth is the optimal period to begin training. Additionally, training the puppy at home on weekdays from the beginning of the day until the end. Due of the puppy's relative weakness and lack of undesirable habits at this stage, the breeder has to exert less effort.
Dogs mature and gain strength within a year of being born. You must exert a particular level of strength and have a specific degree of patience if you want to train at this stage. For instance, it can be challenging to control a dog that weighs around 9 kg when it wants to speed ahead or pounce, bark while walking without cause, go potty everywhere, notice someone to pounce on, etc.
If it takes a puppy two to three months to make a correction, it can take an adult considerably longer. The first year of a dog's life is when they grow the fastest. The brain gradually develops and perfects throughout this time, and it is also a crucial time for canines to learn well or poorly. Consequently, this year is the ideal time to train dogs. But don't think that the dog can't be trained because it's too huge.
