Dog Training

There's no training collar that really works best for every dog, and that is certainly what I'm gaining access to with this post.Heck, there is not even a collar that work well best for one dog overall situations! Walking...

Julia Thomson is a contributor to That will Mutt. She writes about country living at the girl's blog?Home about 129 Acres.?One of the things I am just trying to work on together with my dog Baxter is getting him...

Welcoming a puppy home is a joyful experience, but it also comes with responsibilities. Start with basic commands like "sit" and "stay," using positive reinforcement. Consistency and patience are key to nurturing a well-behaved companion.

Over the next few weeks I am about to write posts in relation to all the training concerns I'm having using my weimaraner Remy. He's just about 11 months and so still very much the puppy.The main reason for...

Start with short trips to help your puppy acclimate to car rides. Use a secure crate or harness for safety. Bring familiar toys and offer treats to create positive associations. Stay calm, and soon your puppy will enjoy peaceful journeys.

Hey, guess what? Dogs start barking!Their barking has helped folks for thousands of years by notifying us to burglars. Barking is their employment! But - today, a new dog's barking will be able to obviously be a small nuisance,...

Introduce your puppy to other dogs gradually and in a controlled environment. Use positive reinforcement to reward calm behavior, and always stay patient. Consistent practice will help your puppy feel relaxed and confident around new canine friends.