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Posted on Feb 08, 2010 under Dog Training Tips |
Dog’s aggressive nature is instinctive. This instinct serves him well in the wild. Dogs need to be aggressive to hunt and defend themselves from other animals. Dogs also have to be aggressive to defend their mate, den or food. Although selective breeding over hundreds of years has minimized aggressive traits in dogs, the fact still remains; a dog’s aggression is a fundamental trait for survival and evolution.
Posted on Jan 02, 2010 under Dog Training Tips |
Gain your Dogs Respect
Posted on Jan 01, 2010 under Dog Training Tips |
It is know world wide among respected dog trainers that the most efficient and kind way to train a dog is though positive reinforcement training. A simple theory that sounds harder than it is.
Posted on Dec 22, 2009 under Dog Training Tips |
Good Morning Max! I used to have troubles with my dog, a white with brown and black streaks small dog with large, dark eyes, and a nose small and flat. I am sure you have experience the rush and excitement of buying him stuff more than the budget and these are his toiletries, water bottle, snack, dog food, and of course toys from your favourite pricey shop. I won’t give you any lectures on financial limit and the like but what I can guarantee is there might just be a way by which I can help with you and your pet’s needs. And that is to give you my personalized dog training advice.
Posted on Dec 06, 2009 under Dog Training Tips |
The Chihuahua breed is a special toy dog, and can be short coated or long coated. Because of their small size, you may find that you need special Chihuahua clothes and chihuahua accessories along with special puppy obedience classes.
Posted on Nov 25, 2009 under Dog Training Tips |
Training dogs is a profession any loving dog owner can take up on his own pet. If you are one of them and have been deterred by well meaning friends and relatives have probably failed themselves; dont lose hope. It may be that wrong techniques have been used, teaching has not been consistent, or patience just ran out. There are times that dog training will severely test the affinity you have for your dog– but this comes with equally rewarding results. You will have a better relationship with your pet and your home will be cleaner too.
Posted on Mar 12, 2009 under Dog Training Tips |
As pet owners, you only want the best for your pets, and that includes making them safe and protected wherever they go. Sometimes just like how you treat members of the family, you tend to overprotect your pets that you do not have any alternative way but to put them on a leash to prevent them from straying away from home. But pets, especially the dogs, are uncomfortable with leashes. Even if they could not tell them to your face, you will see from the way they behave that they would rather be set free than to be imprisoned with a collar tied to a rope. In fact other animal advocates see this method as a very harsh treatment.
Posted on Mar 09, 2009 under Dog Training Tips |
Training your dog is certainly a way of ensuring that it acts in a disciplined and suitable way. Dog training certainly is a process that involves a series of well-articulated advice repeated constantly enough for a dog to get used to and respond to. There are scores of aspects of dog training. However, obedience dog training is a fundamental training process that a dog must go through first. It is the desire of all dog owners’ that their dogs obey their command. Once you can train your dog to obey, every other thing falls into place.
Posted on Mar 04, 2009 under Dog Training Tips |
Puppies can be a lot of fun, they’re cute and cuddly and positively adorable. However, a new puppy can also require a lot of work, particularly if you are keeping it in the house. Housetraining a puppy requires patience and consistency, much like toilet training a toddler does. The end result, a dog that is free to enjoy life as a house pet and one that will let you know when he or she needs to go outside, is well worth the initial effort.
Posted on Dec 14, 2008 under Dog Training Tips |
As most pet parents can attest, dogs are both amiable and feisty. These two seemingly incompatible traits are what dog training so difficult, especially in the early years. Luckily, experts abound that can give us helpful hints on how to get our treasures pooches to mind their manners and behave in public and in the home.
Posted on Nov 08, 2008 under Dog Training Tips, pets |
There are fewer things cuter than a Rottweiler puppy, but these dogs grow quickly into the intimidating looking, stereotypical guard dogs that many folks fear. In fact, some cities have actually banned the ownership of Rottweilers due to their reputation for being mean, unpredictable animals.
Posted on Nov 07, 2008 under Dog Training Tips, pets |
It cannot be stress enough how important it is to implement proper Shih Tzu obedience training in the very beginning, when you first bring your Shih Tzu home with you. Shih Tzu training does not have to be a difficult process if done correctly and done consistently.
Posted on Nov 04, 2008 under Dog Training Tips, pets |
Of course you want to keep your dog safe and one of the best ways to insure this is to teach him the command “Come”. After you have achieved a loving relationship with this delightful creature, teaching him this behavior is not going to be a difficult hardship. Your being in control of his freedom is one of the kindest things you can do for your best pal.
Posted on Nov 01, 2008 under Dog Training Tips |
While training your dog needs to be a fun and rewarding experience for both of you, teaching him to sit and stay is critical both for his well being and for his safety. When he has successfully mastered these two commands, you are well on your way to instructing him into more complex areas
Posted on Oct 08, 2008 under Dog Training Tips |
by John Savage
All dog owners know how difficult it can be to train your dog, and although on one hand your favourite pet is keen to please you, on the other hand they do not always understand what it is that you want from them. This can I know at times be very frustrating, but [...]
