How to Train a Puppy — Ian Dunbar

Dunbar’s collection includes puppy and adult-dog training demonstrations and games. It provides a way to observe a class-based training approach and think about everyday routines. A demonstration involving one dog should not be treated as an assessment of another animal’s health, temperament, or behavior.

What you will learn

• Observe introductory puppy-training sessions
• Recognize the role of clear cues and practice
• Consider training games within a daily routine

Who this suits

Suitable for an owner learning the vocabulary of puppy training. Allow time for short, appropriate practice and consider qualified local feedback rather than relying on video alone to interpret your dog’s response.

Before you enroll

The provider’s listed update is from 2016. Compare the approach with current welfare guidance. Persistent fear, aggression, pain, or a sudden behavior change needs suitable professional assessment; do not attempt a risky situation based only on a recorded class.

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Put it into practice

Keep a brief log of a comfortable everyday routine, noting the cue, environment, and response. Use it to formulate questions for a qualified trainer rather than labelling a dog from one incident.

Source and review

This overview is based on the provider's published information, checked on 11 October 2026. It is an editorial assessment, not a claim that we completed the resource. Time filters are approximate study ranges; projects and exercises can take longer.

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