February 7th, 2010 by | Posted in Dog Obedience Training | 12 Comments »
Just when I think I’ve got my dog Tuxcitto in control he gives me a demonstration that this well may be a life long pursuit. Tuxcitto is a Border Collie that has an uncanny learning capability. Not from my dog training skills but from observation. He watches everything that goes on around him.
And you never [...]
January 30th, 2010 by | Posted in Dog Obedience Training | 13 Comments »
Dogs or puppies are the most adorable pet and their cuteness is irresistible. But when they start to urinate and poop improperly, you will probably freak out. Before your patience runs out, you must learn some tips and tricks on how to potty train a dog.
Why you need to know how to potty train [...]
January 22nd, 2010 by | Posted in Dog Obedience Training | No Comments »
The variety of dog species is so great that sometimes it’s better not to think of them all as part of the same species at all.
Biologists do because they can interbreed. Dog owners have different purposes, so it can be better to emphasize the differences over the similarities.
A Jack Russell terrier looks, thinks and behaves [...]
January 15th, 2010 by | Posted in Dog Obedience Training | 2 Comments »
Many dog trainers are firm believers in crate training. The great advantages of crate training a puppy are that it provides a safe place for the puppy away from the routine daily activity, prevents you from attempting to over-train your puppy, and teaches your puppy to hold its stools and urine until you provide [...]
January 4th, 2010 by | Posted in Dog Obedience Training | 7 Comments »
From the first day you get your puppy you will need to implement obedience. I am not saying that if your dog is not a tiny little pup you cannot train it. I am just saying it is never too early to start training your dog. You must however do it properly or you could [...]
December 16th, 2009 by | Posted in Dog Obedience Training | 19 Comments »
If you want to change your life, get a puppy! A canine friend will show you affection when you’re discouraged and make you laugh when you feel sad. Almost like having a child, getting a dog entails some responsibility. You need to make provisions for it’s feeding, health care, and safety. In addition to simply [...]
December 7th, 2009 by | Posted in Dog Obedience Training | 11 Comments »
Dog training in the form of basic obedience is the foundation of problem solving for your dog. In order for your dog to have a safe, happy, and productive life he must first learn to sit, stay, and come when he is called. Dog training will help him learn to refrain from bad habits such [...]
November 28th, 2009 by | Posted in Dog Obedience Training | No Comments »
several hours daily and assorted techniques and methods required in the obedience program for any results to show. One workable method is undoubtedly the reward-punishment one, but other schools prefer only positive reinforcement techniques â so go with a school that is on your wave-length and you are sure to have a doggy that [...]
November 20th, 2009 by | Posted in Dog Obedience Training | 14 Comments »
Before choosing a particular training method, carefully examine the technique to ensure that it will communicate proper associations. Certain methods may not communicate what you intend. A dog-aggressive Akita was enrolled in a training program that his owner thought was reputable. The trainer convinced the owner that the only way to break [...]
November 8th, 2009 by | Posted in Dog Obedience Training | No Comments »
One of the most enjoyable activities you can do with your dog is dog agility training. Not only is it great exercise for your dog but it will keep you in shape as well. It is also a great way to forge a bond between you and your pet and if you are good maybe [...]