How to train a puppy using Systems Engineering V diagram

Recently, I got a Guinness. He's currently a 27lb mini bernedoodle ball of fluff. Being my first dog, I had no clue how to train him, so I decided to break it down and take the systems engineering V diagram approach.

A systems engineering V diagram is a graphical representation of a systems engineering process that is commonly used to plan, design, and manage complex systems. The V shape of the diagram represents the progression of the process from the high-level concept phase to the detailed design phase and then to the implementation and operation phase.

To use a systems engineering V diagram to train a dog, you could follow these steps:

1. Concept phase: In this phase, you would identify the goals of the training and the needs of the dog. This might include determining what specific behaviors you want the dog to learn, as well as any constraints or limitations that might impact the training process.
2. Requirements phase: In this phase, you would define the requirements for the training, including the specific behaviors that the dog needs to learn and any performance criteria that need to be met.
3. Design phase: In this phase, you would develop a plan for the training, including what methods and techniques you will use and how you will track and measure progress.
4. Implementation and testing phase: In this phase, you would execute the training plan and conduct tests to ensure that the dog is learning the desired behaviors and meeting the performance criteria.
5. Operation and maintenance phase: In this phase, you would continue to reinforce and maintain the behaviors that the dog has learned, as well as make any necessary adjustments to the training plan as needed.

By following this systematic and structured approach, you can effectively train your dog and achieve the desired behaviors and outcomes.