Good and obedient behavior must begin in puppyhood. Your dog's training program should start as early as possible, as dogs can learn at an early age. They need to understand the basic rules of coexisting with humans and other animals since they are puppies so that they can become adults with a confident and balanced temperament and avoid feelings that could lead to destructive behavior.
In most cases, a puppy is not trained to live in a family when someone first brings them home, so different incidents may occur in the first few weeks. However, all of them can be corrected by proper puppy training. Training small dogs must be done primarily with patience. Consistent and loving training is the basis of a good and stress-free life for both the dog and the human.
If dogs learn their place and limits right from the beginning, this will translate into a harmonious atmosphere in the house and their healthy development.
Dogs are pack animals, so they need structure and rules for their mental well-being. An insecure or careless owner, who allows their pet too much freedom, or who is unable to show training consistency will only confuse the animal, which may lead to improper and even dangerous behavior. Patterns of behavior learned early in life will be much more challenging to correct in adult dogs.