Training
Common Obedience Problems
Jumping To prevent your dog from jumping, everyone who interacts with your dog must send a consistent message. If one person allows your dog to jump, your dog is going to have a hard time understanding how he's supposed to behave.
Just as you should have your dog sit when she greets you, he should also have her sit when others come to the door.
Chewing
Chewing is a difficult problem to fix, since it is natural and "necessary" for puppies to chew. Dogs do not have hands like we do to investigate new and mysterious things.The only way they can examine new objects is by smelling them and putting them in their mouth!
Whenever your dog is chewing something she shouldn't be, tell her "No" and give her an acceptable toy.
Digging
Most dogs dig out of boredom. Often tiring your dog out with a good game of fetch will "prevent" your dog from digging and partaking in other destructive behavior.
Housebreaking
Probably the biggest mistake an owner can make when housebreaking a dog is
reprimanding her after the fact. Unless you catch her in the act, she is unlikely to know what she is being punished for. Plus, it often doesn't stop the dog from going in the house, it just makes her do it in less noticeable areas.
Another consideration is that a dog normally has to eliminate about an hour after eating. So you probably should feed her early before you go out, allowing enough time for the food to digest and to take her out.