If you want to achieve pug training, you need to have a lot of patience. Pugs are quite slow to learn things and also very stubborn. They don’t learn new tricks as fast as other dog breeds do, but they can learn these things, only if you’re determined to work your best.

The first thing you should train your pug on is housebreaking. As I have already said that they are quite slow to learn, you must train your pug with consistency and patience. Let your pug go about his business outside from the first day you introduce him to his new home. Repeat the same thing every time he is about to relieve himself, so that you get into the habit of going outside.

The second thing you should train your pug is obedience. Obedience training includes basic commands like “Sit” and “Stay” that all dog owners teach their pugs. These basic commands are very important because they help you teach you more complex commands or tricks. Once your pug has accomplished these basic commands, you can teach him other commands such as “Search”, “Shake hands”, “Kiss”, and so on.

Another important part of pug training is leash training. Although your pug cannot pull you like other large dogs, it is important to teach him to follow you normally on a leash. Sometimes it can really be very useful.

You should train your pug in a place where it cannot be easily distracted. They are supposed to be distracted even by the slight smell of a small creature. Therefore, train him in a quiet and lonely place where he can only focus on you.

Your pug can make a lot of mistakes, but you should be kind enough to forgive him. We learn from mistakes. Similarly, they also learn from mistakes. So, correct your mistakes and teach it over and over again. Eventually, he will learn everything that you have been training and you will be proud to have accomplished pug training.