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Ten Tips On Dog Training: Train Your Dog At Home

March 7, 2010

What dog owner doesn’t want a well-behaved dog? But it doesn’t just happen. Training is the only way to achieve this. In order to be able to successfully train your dog, there is some basic information you need to be aware of before you start. Here then are the top ten tips on dog training.

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How To Tame An Aggressive Dog

February 8, 2010

Before you can tame an aggressive dog you must determine from where his aggressiveness comes from. Aggression has served the canine population well. Dogs in the wild use aggression for hunting, defending themselves as well as protecting their resources such as their den, mate and food. Though selective breeding, humans have significantly reduce the amount of aggression our dogs have today, but the fact is: there is still a bit of aggression in every dog.

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Stop Dog Jumping

February 6, 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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Which Works Best? Dog Collars or Dog Harnesses

January 30, 2010

There always seems to be a question of which tool is best for walking, training, etc. As a dog owner, you may be wondering whether the dog collar or dog harness is best. They both have benefits, but which one is the superior of the two?

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Training Dog to Walk on a Leash

January 10, 2010

Dogs like to explore. It can be tough for them to have to walk at our pace and where we want them too, because they are curious and want to go where they would like to go. It is up to the owner to help them learn to walk on a leash with out pulling you along where they choose to go.

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Tips to Stop Your Dog From Pulling on His Leash

January 9, 2010

The other day I decided to be nice and walk my mother-in-law’s dog Katie. I had no idea that I would spend the majority of the time fighting her from pulling on the leash. It was frustrating, and to be honest, a little embarrassing when my neighbors walked by us.

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Dog Training Information

December 30, 2009

It’s widely accepted among the vast majority of dog training experts that the most effective and humane way to train your dog is through a process called positive reinforcement training. This is a fancy phrase for what’s essentially a very simple theory:

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Finding the Right Dog Obedience School for You

November 29, 2009

One of the most stressful decisions to make after bringing a puppy home is choosing a dog obedience school. Good training early can make the difference between a happy, healthy relationship with your dog and a lifelong struggle with behavioral issues. When choosing a school, be sure to pick one that is in line with your own natural style of training, as much of the instruction is geared toward humans as well as their dogs. The first few weeks with a new dog are crucial to the bonding process, and a good dog obedience school will lay a foundation you will build upon for years to come.

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Dog Training Tips Your Dog Would Want You To Know

July 20, 2009

The best person to train your dog is you. Whoever said you can’t do it probably failed themselves because they do not have the right techniques and enough perseverance to see their endeavors through. Dog training puts your patience into high gear and many times it’s just plain frustrating. But if you stay on course no matter what you will reap fruits of your efforts before you even know it. You will have a cleaner home, your social life will be fuller and you will enjoy a stronger and richer bond with your pet.

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