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• on Jan 31, 2009 in dog behavior
  Teaching the QUIET Command You will need either a spray bottle filled with 50/50 vinegar and water OR a tin soda can with some rocks or pennies inside and the top taped closed. Squirt the dog or shake the can to cause the dog to be quiet for a m...
• on Jan 31, 2009
  Barking Why do dogs bark? Some of the more common reasons that dogs bark are: 1) to warn us of a stranger approaching or someone at the door, 2) to ward off trespassers on our property whether person or animal, and 3) for attention or protest.
• on Jan 31, 2009
  dog training aids and toys There’s lots of different dog training aids that can make a big difference to your success when training your dog. Dog training aids like proper collars and leashes will definitely assist you in getting the training messa...
• on Jan 31, 2009
  It is never too early to accustom your puppy to dog training collars and a leash. It is your way of keeping your dog under control. It may not be necessary for the puppy or adult dog to wear his dog training collar and identification tags within the...
• on Jan 31, 2009 in dog behavior
  Chewing Chewing is something that all dog like to do. In fact it helps to keep their jaws strong and their teeth clean. Puppies need to chew to help them during teething. If you catch your dog chewing something you don't want him to chew, take the
• on Jan 31, 2009 in dog behavior
  Dogs Who Push Other Dogs Away To Get Attention, Treats, etc. In a multi-dog house, often one dog will push the other dogs away to get attention, treats, toys, etc. from the owners. Many people think the dog is jealous, but jealousy is a complex emot...
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  Train a Dog to Walk Without a Leash -- powered by ExpertVillage.com...
• on Jan 31, 2009
  Desensitizing A Dog To Inanimate Objects Or Noises] The easiest and kindest way to help a dog overcome fear of inanimate objects is to desensitize the dog to the object by making the object a good thing instead of a scary thing. This same technique...
• on Jan 31, 2009 in dog behavior
  dog training rewards In your dog’s upbringing, make use of the principles of and punishment. We give a reward when the dog does something that we would like to see repeated. The essence of reward is that it gives the dog a good feeling- Because i...
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