Your dog jumps up to the couch, or armchair? Cover them (special in the night) with double-sided adhesive tape, that’s really not comfortable. . .

Your dog steals food from the table? Use a baking-sheet. Put anything “delicious” at the sheet and place it at the table, in a way that your dog has to step at the sheet… he may have some headache the next day.

Your dog likes to investigate the trash? Place a balloon between the garbage; the dog should touch the balloon with his claws or teeth …what a crack!

Here a “delicious” quick fix for ambitious garden diggers:
Try to find an old, dry poop from your dog, hide it in his favorite hole. It will surprise him. No dog likes to grab his own sh…

To prevent Prince from becoming king of the castle, you the dog owner should never allow your puppy behaviors that would be unacceptable in a full-grown dog. So teach a puppy the rules.
If Carlo is a Great Dane puppy and won't be allowed on the furniture when he's 75 cm tall and weighs 70 kg, don't let him on the furniture when he is a mere 12 kg.
If you expect to walk Sunny on a leash when he reaches his full Pitbull size, teach him to walk nicely on a leash from the beginning.
If you expect Zorro to leave you alone while you are eating, don't feed him from your plate. No pleading eyes, upraised paws, or drooling should shake your resolve. Tough love may actually be tougher on you than it is on your dog.

You set the rules, you enforce the rules, and Rambo obeys the rules. You are the one who has to resist the demanding look and make sure the rest of the family does the same. Always!

Only humans are consistently inconsistent