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The Shar Pei is an intelligent and playful dog, one that makes a great family pet, as long as they are well trained. It is best if you can start Shar Pei training when they are a puppy, but this is not necessary and you can work with them regardless of their age, although the older they are the more difficult it tends to be.

There are a few different aspects that you are going to want to keep in mind when it comes to Shar Pei training. Remember that these are very dominant dogs and so if you do not train them properly or put enough care into the matter, they will try to run the house.

This is why it is necessary for you to let them know that you are the dominant one; the one in charge, so they will act well behaved and listen to you.

There are a few different things you will need to keep in mind when it comes to Shar Pei training. One of the first and most important things to remember is that you want to get started as early as possible. The younger your Shar Pei is when you begin training them, the more they are going to take in and the quicker they are going to learn in general.

Aversive training is the type typically used with Shar Pei, and this includes methods that will teach your dog to obey you in order to avoid something bad. Positive training is also very important here, as the Shar Pei respond better to positive reinforcement and kind words. You want to make sure that you stay firm and consistent to get the best results but at the same time never get angry or yell at the dog to try and get them to do what you want.

Whether you are training with positive reinforcement or just trying to bond more with your dog, Shar Pei potty trainingis an essential part to owning a Shar Pei dog. You want to make sure that they recognize you as being the master, the one in control, but remember that if you try to force it too much you may end up just doing yourself even more harm.

As long as you are consistent and remember to take the puppy out every hour or so and after each meal, success should be easy. Teaching the puppy to ring a bell on the doorknob when it has to go is a good idea. And using a crate at night and when you away from home can be the best training support you can buy.

Potty training your Shar Pei should not take too long and then you can go on to other kinds of training. For help you should contact your vet, a trusted breeder or even a professional dog trainer.