It’s one of the most commonly asked questions of people who are about to begin their adventure with dog training. The sooner, the better. As soon as the dog enters our house, we should begin training. Of course, we’ll not train the fetch command but we may make the dog accustomed to simple commans and teach then proper reactions.

Obedience exercises are very important for dogs with certain issues. Whenever we see our dog feeling uncomfortable or nervous in new surroundings or among strangers, we should help him become used to such stressful situations and help then solve them. This is what we need obedience training for.
A puppy who comes to us from kennel is usually 8 weeks old. Its brain is fully ddeveloped at that time. If our training is not too tiring and boring, the puppy is able to learn new commands every single day. These must be strengthened and made more diffucult regularly.

To make a long story short, having trained hundreds of dogs, I recommend that you place a lot of emphasis on training and socialization from the early days. This will help us avoid many problems in the future.
If you don’t do that early enough, your dog may not be particularly willing to collaborate with you in the future

Photo below depicts Kara, an American Staffordshire Terrier