You need to begin Labrador puppy training as early as you possible can.
Because you might have a hard time training a grown dog from the bad habits that he has picked up over the years.
While a puppy is still a baby, and if properly trained will grow up to be a well behaved dog all the time.
Puppies do not know the difference between right and wrong.
He will do what you will teach him to do, and if you don't teach him anything at all, than mother nature will take over.
You're almost guaranteed constant bad behavior.
That's why it's a lot easier to train him while he is still young, and isn't set in his ways yet.
When training Labrador puppies you should start with basics like knowing when to sit, knowing his name, and come to you whenever he's called upon.
Keep it simple and don't over exercise your new pet, after all he is still a baby.
Dogs don't understand a single word you're saying, they learn by our hand movements, the tone of our voice, and even by the expression on the face.
Make sure always to have a tasty treat handy.
Dogs respond to rewards a lot better than they do to fear.
Whenever your puppy does something that you want him to repeat sometime later, reward him with a tasty treat.
So make sure that you always have a treat handy, and wish all the best with your Labrador puppy training.