filed in Dog Training on Mar.09, 2010
If you want a well behaved dog you need to teach him how to behave. An untrained dog can make your life miserable, but you can’t really hold him responsible for his actions. He doesn’t know any better. But before you start on a training program there is some basic information you need to be aware of. Professional dog trainers use these basics all the time. Here are their top 10 tips.
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filed in dog and training pet food on Feb.08, 2010
It is natural for a dog to have some aggression. Aggression is important to the dogs survival for centuries. Aggression helps a dog hunt and ward of enemies. There aggressive nature helps them protect their mate, their den and their resources. Selective breeding has calmed a major amount of aggression in dogs, but a small amount still remains as fundamental traits in all dogs.
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filed in denton county and dog training on Feb.07, 2010
If you have ever owned a dog, one time or another you have probably dealt with this problem. Your dog is so happy to see you that he jumps up on you getting his muddy paws all over your new suit or dress. Or even worse, during his excitement he jumps on a smaller child and knocks them down or scratches the child’s face, arms or legs.
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filed in dog and training pet food on Jan.29, 2010
There seems to be some debate of which dog item works best. Is a dog harness or a dog collar better? Which dog training and walking tool works best? They both have benefits, but which one is the superior one?
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filed in denton county and dog training on Jan.15, 2010
It can be difficult for a dog to learn to walk at our pace because they walk at such a quicker speed than us. Dog’s are naturally curious animals and want to go explore. It is up to the owner to help them learn to walk on a leash without pulling you around.
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