Dog Training

I expect dogs to generally be calm at the entrance and going through the doorstep.Of course, we all know these days never to say "always" when talking about dog training. I do not really expect you to walk-through doors...

I'm giving away a Free wireless network electronic fence system for dogs via Motorola ($279 value completely new).Just leave a statement at the end of this post to penetrate. I reviewed the Motrola WirelessFence25 and while it's a excellent...

Vet techs and veterinary clinic receptionists have challenging job opportunities.It takes the right ability to be able to balance offering the pet owners?and catering to the?actual pets. It's challenging because pet owners often expect professionals to be able to...

Teaching your puppy to sit and stay is a rewarding experience. Start with treats in hand, gently guide your pup into a sitting position, and say "sit." Praise and reward. For "stay," use a firm but kind voice, and gradually increase the distance.

Welcome to 1 of many popular dog games: “4 Paws in a Box.” Like most tricks, this game doesn’t just entertain your pet. The reason for this trick is twofold. It targets teaching the trainer how you can shape new behavior. It is...

Introduce your puppy to children gradually, starting with calm interactions. Use positive reinforcement, rewarding your pup for gentle behavior. Teach kids to respect the puppy's space, fostering a safe and loving environment for all.

Teaching your puppy to follow commands without treats can strengthen your bond and encourage intrinsic motivation. Use praise, play, and affection as rewards, and be patient and consistent. Celebrate small victories to foster a positive learning environment.

Julia Thomson?is a regular contributor to That Mutt.Two months even as adopted our pet dog Baxter, I took the pup on a walk across our farm without any leash. As we gotten to the corner of the field, they...

To prevent your puppy from barking at strangers, start with positive reinforcement. Reward calm behavior and introduce them to new people gradually. Consistent training and patience will help your puppy feel more secure and less reactive.

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