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Don't Let Your Cat Urinate Around The House
By Jess Shaw
Anytime your cat backs himself up to a door or other article in your house, lifts his tail, and releases urine - you have a conundrum. This difficult is known as spraying, and is very universal with Read more...

 

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Some Important Tips That You Have To Remember While Training Your Dog
By 12 Volt Battery
Every body loves to have pets at their home and it has been seen that the majority of the people love to have a dog as a pet.Dog training process is not an easy job. By this Read more...

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Tips For Training Your Dog
By zolt
First, it is very important to establish who the boss is and it is not the dog. The dog needs to be reminder often of this fact.Secondly, the tone of our voice speaks volumes. Speak with Read more...
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Training Your Dog With Dog Training Collars
By Vikram kumar
Have you ever encountered problems training your dog? Almost every dog owner will answer yes to such a question. This is because, despite being man’s best friend, dogs are still animals, and need to Read more...
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Training Your Dog – Why It Is So Important To Train Your Dog
By jason bb han
I am not too sure if you are going to agree with me on this. Being a dog owner is just like having kids. It comes with a lot of responsibility. Just like you need to teach your kids the proper values Read more...


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Dog Obedience Training Is Necessary
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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.


Dog training can be challenging to say the least. We all want one of those exceptionally well behaved dogs that seem to understand every word that comes out of their master's mouths. They never misbehave, they never ignore their master's wishes, such as calling them away from another dog at the park, and they often know a whole heap of cool fun tricks.
Dogs are wild animals. Well, at least their ancestors were. What many of us don't realize when we introduce a dog into the family, be it a puppy or older dog, is that to the dog we are introducing them not into a family, but into a pack. Think about this for a second because understanding this and the implications associated are the cornerstone towards improving obedience in a dog.
Packs have a hierarchy. Let's look at an average family. One or two parents and two children. The dog immediately assesses its position in the pack and acts accordingly. The real key to having a great loving obedient companion who is loyal is to make the dog understand its position within the household (pack).
The dog cannot be seen as the protector (alpha male) otherwise it will be aggressive and potentially dangerous. Make sure the children are always seen to first so the dog is under no illusions that it is more important than the children.

It is best to do dog obedience training after you and your dog have had a chance to bond. Obedience training doesn't solve all behavior problems, but it is the foundation for solving just about any problem.

Training a dog to obey your commands can be an ongoing and lengthy process depending on the dog, the methods used, and the skill and understanding of both the pet and its owner.

With time, dogs have become an important part of human households, where they are seldom treated as working mates. Unlike people of the 18th century, dog owners of today consider their pets as one of their family members and go out of their way to provide the latter with the best of training, diet, grooming and care.

Your dog provides you with love and companionship, but chances are he also provides you with some unpleasant surprises from time to time-a mess on the carpet or a slobbery pair of slippers, for example. While dogs seem to offer their people love and friendship almost immediately, learning how to live by the rules of a human household does not always come so easily

Solving your dog's behavior problems may take a renewed commitment on your part, but it can be done. And it's worth it. After all, research shows that most dogs and cats are relinquished to animal shelters-or otherwise given up-because of common behavior problems their families didn't know how to solve.
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