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Dog Training - Five Great Reasons To Train Your Dog
By Julie Hill
1. Exercise your dog's brainWe all know that we need to make sure we walk our dogs and give them opportunities to free run. However, your dog doesn't only need to exercise his body - he needs Read more...
Dog Potty Training Older Dogs
By dusty road
Dog Potty Training older dogs is more likely difficult than training a 6 month old puppy. I have a first hand experience on this, trust me. I have no idea before that I could train a dog to pee or Read more...
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Use Reward Training To Train Your Dog
By John Singleson
Reward training has indeed been made use of for many years to train dogs; it is a good method to teach dogs of a small size like Pomeranians that are too small to act in response to choke collars and Read more...
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Obedience Training For Your Dog
By Jack Russell
There are dogs that do not have bad behaviors, and even if their owners are trying hard to tech them to obey some simple commands, these dogs are hardheaded. Chances are, many owners would just dump Read more...
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Dog Training Tip: Biggest Mistake Dog Owners Make
By Diane Palmer
Repeating the dog command over and over, when it is not working!You have probably done this many times yourself, or seen others do it at the dog park or on walks. You hear them Read more...
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Aggressive Dog Behavior Training: Stopping The Danger And Enjoying Your Dog
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If you are looking into aggressive dog behavior training, then you are probably very concerned about the behavior of your dog. It is so hard to have an aggressive dog and love them at the same time.
Your feelings may be very mixed because you want to keep your dog, but you cannot take any chances that the dog will hurt someone. If you have children or other pets, it is especially important to get your dog under control.
The primary thing to know is that when you are trying to cure dog aggression, you simply need to get expert advice. You should not attempt to retrain an aggressive dog without experienced assistance.
There are many reasons why a dog may become aggressive. It may be ingrained in the breed of the dog, the dog may have been abused at some point, the dog could be acting out of protection or the dog may be afraid.
Often times, the dog is showing aggression because of a need to show dominance. Dogs are pack animals, so they have a need to be the leader of the pack.
There are numerous ways to begin aggressive dog behavior training. The primary thing you must do is take your dog to the veterinarian and make sure that there are no physical reasons for the aggression.
Second, you may want to think about spaying or neutering your dog. This is a safe procedure that may reduce the aggressiveness, especially in a male dog.
The best way to overcome aggressive dog behavior is to use a professional program that is geared to help with this issue. We are not talking about training your dog to fetch or grab a beer from the fridge. We are talking about correcting and overcoming aggression.
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Dog Training Tips: Things I've Learned About Agility Dog Training
By Melissa Buhmeyer
I've owned many dogs, throughout my life, but have never known exactly how to train them properly. I based my training on punishment and just couldn't figure out why that didn't work that well. But, Read more...
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