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FIRST STEP
The first few months of training need most of your patience. You guide him at every step, be stern, and can occasionally use force which will more than put him in action. Be firm with the commands, and at the same time put effort in making him understand the things in the way you want them to be understood. If simply said, you can communicate well. Otherwise, one command, if taken wrongly at the start, will be very difficult to correct later. Explain things at least twice to him in a commanding voice so that he knows that this is serious business, not play.
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