filed in adult dog obedience training on Jan.25, 2010
There is always a right time and a wrong time for your dog to bark. Well, if there are some strangers approaching, then it is probably okay for your dog to bark. But if your dog is barking for some other reasons, then it is probably not so okay after all.
Obviously, a barking dog will [...]
filed in adult dog obedience training on Jan.03, 2010
One of the most important aspects of your puppy training is socializing your dog. If he does not learn this as a puppy, he will never be good around other animals as an adult dog. You might not think this is a bad thing if you do not plan on getting anymore dogs, but you [...]
filed in adult dog obedience training on Dec.29, 2009
If you are looking to adopt or buy a disc dog, then you’ve come to the right place. Many breeds of dogs for sale or adoption make good disc dogs, but in general you are probably going to be looking for a mixed breed. Border Collies, Blue Heelers and Australian Shepards or mixes thereof, are [...]
filed in adult dog obedience training on Dec.29, 2009
With the exponential growth of the pet product industry, it can be hard to determine what resources are best for you and your pet. Dog training books are one of the many categories that can be overwhelming in terms of the amount of choices available. There are number of great books out there, but they [...]
filed in adult dog obedience training on Dec.29, 2009
Dalmatian training programs are designed to suit the dog’s natural characteristics of a companion dog. Dalmatians seek affection but only from the people they trust – and they tend to take a while before trusting strangers. As with any dog breed, personality differences can be noticed with Dals – some area easier to train, some [...]
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