Your dog needs exercise……but how much?gg
June 22, 2007 by pet-admin · Leave a Comment
Exercise is very important for a dog but the amount that a dog needs can vary on several different factors. One key factor is the type of breed your dog is. The amount of exercise a dog needs also depends on the energy level of your dog and his personality.
There are certain dog’s that need a large amount of exercise. The amount of exercise your dog needs depends on the breed and personality of it. Some dog’s that require more exercise than some are hunting dogs, herding dogs, and sled dogs. These types of dogs were developed for tireless activity. They thrive on exercise and it seems like they can never get enough of it.
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Top 10 Puppy & Dog Training Tips
April 4, 2007 by pet-admin · Leave a Comment
There are nearly as many dog training methods as there are dog trainers; but, there are some basic elements that all successful dog training methods have in common. Follow these tips when training your canine companion and you’ll be well on the road to having a well trained dog who is a source of great enjoyment and pride. But remember, dog training isn’t instantaneous - it is ongoing. Even when your pooch has acquired a desirable behavior it is still important to reinforce the behavior on a regular basis. Here are 10 of the most important tips to keep in mind when dog training:
How to Stop Your Dog From Biting
April 2, 2007 by pet-admin · Leave a Comment
It is an unfortunate fact that many problems with regard to dog biting are not handled properly or are just ignored. As dogs mature in age, dog biting can become more serious and many dogs who aggressively bite someone are euthanized at the dog pound .
Obedience Training Solves Dog Problems
March 31, 2007 by pet-admin · Leave a Comment
Do you ever wish you could wave a magic wand and stop unwanted dog behavior, like running away, pulling on the leash or jumping all over you. Maybe house training your dog isn’t going too well? Do you want to know how to stop your dog from running away, pulling, biting, barking, or chewing that expensive furniture? Well you can. It takes some training on your part to stop bad behavior, but it is worth it. Learning obedience training is the best way I know to gain perfect control of your dog’s problems. The great thing is it does not have to be frustrating. If you learn the right way, you will not only save time and money,but you will also save yourself a lot of heartache. It took me years of reading books, driving an hour one way to obedience classes, asking questions, watching others train……… you get the idea. It didn’t come overnight for me. I want to spare you all that time and money and trial and error.
How to teach your cat to do simple tricks
December 25, 2006 by pet-admin · Leave a Comment
How to train your cat to do simple tricks:
Most cats require little training-they prefer to train themselves. Will they do tricks? Some will and some won’t. But if they won’t, it’s not because they’re not smart enough-it’s because they simply don’t want to! And if you’re determined to have a stunt cat, you’ve got to make your cat want to. Cats will not perform to please you. And they cannot be coaxed with fear or trickery. If you want to work with your cat, approach him when he is in the mood to come to you for play or affection.
Got 30 Minutes: Teach Your Dog to Sit!
December 18, 2006 by pet-admin · Leave a Comment
Today article:
by Don Sloan
The Sit Command is one of the easiest commands to teach your dog during dog training. The reason? It involves tactile (touch), the leash and collar combo, and praise (one of the most important ingredients in dog training).
Here’s the basic routine for the “Sit” command: position your dog by your left side, with the “pinch” collar (or the collar of your choice) in place around your dog’s neck. Your dog probably will be standing on your left, tongue hanging out, wondering what’s next. Yup, yup - what’s next?
7 Dog Health Benefits from Leash Training Your Dog
December 8, 2006 by pet-admin · Leave a Comment
Everyone knows that dogs love to go for a walk, but did you know your dog receives 7 important health benefits every time you snap on the leash? These important health benefits make it worth your time to leash train your dog.
Since many of our dogs are just as overweight and out of shape as their owners, taking your dog for a walk will give him all the same fitness benefits that people get from a walking program. The fact that you care enough about your dog to want him to keep him healthy will keep you on your own exercise program, too.
Caring For A Dog: 5 Steps To Potty Training Success
November 23, 2006 by pet-admin · Leave a Comment
Potty training a dog is one of the most frustrating things you will have to do. Take heart in the fact that once your dog gets the potty training, you won’t have to teach it again. In many ways, potty training can be rewarding too. Not only can you help your pets to stop making messes on your favorite carpeting, but you can develop a strong relationship of trust and bonding with them to.
Here are 5 steps to make potty training successful in your home.
1.Use a crate. Crate training is very effective. A crate is used to allow your pet to have a place to sleep and teaches them to control their bladder. They won’t soil their bedding. Then, when it is time to get up and go out, you can easily do just that. The dog learns from the start that you control potty time.
