Archive for the ‘Dog Obedience Training’ Category

Getting Started With Training Your Dog

April 9th, 2010 by | Posted in Dog Obedience Training | 6 Comments »

With New Year’s having rolled around, it’s resolution time. If you’ve been living with a dog that has behavior issues, then one of your resolutions is likely to be getting your dog trained.
There are several good options available for training. You can buy a book, enroll in a dog obedience class, go online, or [...]

Obedience Training Resolves Bad Dog Behavior in Most Cases

April 2nd, 2010 by | Posted in Dog Obedience Training | No Comments »

There is nothing worse then a dog that jumps on anyone who walks in the front door, barks all day long, doesn’t listen to your commands, or relieves himself in your house. These are just a few examples of the sorts of bad dog behavior that drives owners crazy. If you are having these types [...]

Bad Behavior Dog Obedience Training

March 12th, 2010 by | Posted in Dog Obedience Training | 4 Comments »

Are you frustrated because your dog keeps exhibiting bad behavior that is embarrassing to you? Do you wonder why he always runs away when you go for a walk or jumps on people who come over to visit? An out of control dog is neither fun nor a good companion and the only way to [...]

Obedience Training Resolves Bad Dog Behavior in Most Cases

March 5th, 2010 by | Posted in Dog Obedience Training | No Comments »

There is nothing worse then a dog that jumps on anyone who walks in the front door, barks all day long, doesn’t listen to your commands, or relieves himself in your house. These are just a few examples of the sorts of bad dog behavior that drives owners crazy. If you are having these types [...]

Dog Obedience Training is Necessary

February 26th, 2010 by | Posted in Dog Obedience Training | 21 Comments »

Obedience Training is a very important excersize for both you and your pet. It not only gives the pet owner peace of mind, but also helps to establish a strong bond between you and your pet.
It is best to do dog obedience training after you and your dog have had a chance to bond. Obedience [...]

The Three Main Principles of Dog Obedience Training

February 19th, 2010 by | Posted in Dog Obedience Training | No Comments »

Dogs will always need obedience training, at least at a basic level. This is true even if the breed is well designed to fit the needs that humans have. You need a minimum level of obedience training because you can’t expect them to learn what you want on their own. There are some principles [...]

Dog Training Is Work Never Finished!

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 [...]

Dog Potty Training: How to Potty Train a Dog

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 [...]

Tailor Your Dog Training For The Different Types Of Breed

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 [...]

Crates & Toys -dog Training

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 [...]