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  • How to Train the Strong Willed Puppy

    Training a puppy can be a challenging task and when you have a puppy that is strong-willed, it can be even harder. Puppies inherently look for a pack leader to follow. If the puppy enters a home...

  • How to Discipline Your Dog

    We love our dogs to pieces. They bring us such joy and love, but as wonderful as they are we can expect them to make mistakes. They are not perfect and although calm,positive reinforcement is a...

  • Easiest Way to Potty Train a 6 Week Old Puppy

    The easiest way to potty train a puppy is using "behavior capture" which focuses on praising the puppy when he practices the behavior you want. This is easy, as the puppy has a natural...

  • The Best Way to Acclimate My Terrier to a Gentle Leader

    A Gentle Leader is a training device designed to prevent dogs from pulling and tugging on their leach. It also reinforces proper healing and behavior when walking, especially in an urban...

  • How to Train an Afghan Hound to Roll Over

    Afghan Hounds are notoriously difficult to train. The dogs originally were bred in and near Afghanistan, and were used to hunt a variety of animals, including hares, jackals, wolves and leopards....

  • How to Train Blue Nosed Pit Puppies

    Pit bulls often get a bad rap. Dogs are not born "bad," and that statement is just as true for this notorious breed as it is for the Labrador retriever or poodle. The pits who fight, bite and hurt...

  • How to Get a Puppy to Stop Chewing on Hands

    When you bring a new puppy into your home, you are bringing in a little ball of fun and entertainment. You may be surprised to learn that your puppy loves to chew, and your hands are not exempt...

  • How to Handle Jealousy With a Pet

    Dogs and cats may exhibit jealousy toward any other individual who takes your attention away from them. This jealousy may extend to spouses, boyfriends and girlfriends, babies and even other pets....

  • How to Train Your Dog with the Word No

    One of the biggest challenges dog owners have with training a new dog is to train it to obey commands, including the word "no." The entire process is a matter of repetition and positive...

  • How to Deal With a Dog That Bites Humans

    Aggressive dogs can bite humans at any time for any reason. If it's your dog, it's important to take action immediately because aggressive behavior usually just gets worse if nothing is done to...

  • How to Train your Dog with Little Effort

    Dogs are pack animals and need a leader; the alpha male. If someone doesn't step up to that position, they will. You must take charge, lead and be in control. We love our pets and want to enjoy...

  • How to Correct a Dog That Bites

    A dog who bites may do so for one of several reasons. If the dog is still a puppy, she may not know any better, and it is time to start training her. Older dogs who bite are prone to do so because...

  • How to Train Dogs for Family Living & Work

    Training your dog to behave properly in both your family and work life is essential. Since dogs learn by repetition, patience will be your strongest tool in training your dog. Familiarizing him...

  • How to Discourage Your Pet From Counter Surfing

    Having problems with you dog or cat counter surfing or jumping on the table? Dogs and cats are by nature scavengers and thieves. It has been in their genes for thousands of years. Most...

  • At Home Dog Training for Behavior Problems

    Working out a dog's behavior problem takes time and patience. Your dog is doing what comes naturally to him. The problem didn't spring up overnight, so don't expect the fix to be quick. Even so,...

  • How to Solve Aggression in Dogs

    Usually a dog's bark is far worse than his bite, but nobody wants to find out for sure. Growling, snarling, snapping, and biting are all aggressive behaviors. Any behavior meant to intimidate...

  • How to Use a Training Collar for Potty Training

    For most people, the hardest part of having a puppy is teaching them how to use the bathroom outside. Potty training can be a hard, messy process. Unsure of the proper technique, people can spend...

  • How to Use Positive Reinforcement to Train Your Dog

    A dogs survival instinct encourages him to repeat actions that are pleasurable and satisfying and to avoid actions that have no response or a negative one. This knowledge allows their handlers to...

  • How to Stop My Dog From Jumping & Scratching the Door

    Dogs jump at the door due to overexcitement, to assert dominance or because the behavior is rewarded. Locking the dog in another room as a correction simply results in damage to a different door....

  • How to Stop a Dog From Whining

    Trying to stop a dog from whining can seem like a never ending task, especially when your dog is very young or has been adopted at an older age and wasn’t properly trained by its previous owners. ...

  • How to Stop Aggressive Behavior in Dogs

    Dogs display aggressive behavior for a variety of reasons. They may feel a person or animal has encroached upon their territory or is threatening them, or they may be jealous of another animal or...

  • Snappy Training for Dogs

    Startle or aversion tactics correct a dog that is misbehaving at times when the owner is not present to intervene. These tactics work by stopping behavior with sudden, loud or unpleasant sound or...

  • Dog Behavior Problems

    To correct your dog's behavior problems, it is important to understand why they are occurring. The companion dog is descended from wild animals and has been bred for hundreds of years to possess...

  • How to Begin Clicker Training a Dog

    Clicker training relies on positive reinforcement. Like most animals, dogs learn better when rewarded for taking an action, called a "behavior," rather than being punished for something that they...

  • How to Teach Your Dog

    Do you need to teach your dog something? Like how to sit or shake? Follow theses steps and with some practice and patients results will follow!

  • Click Training for Dogs

    Clicker training is an obedience training method that uses a clicker to reinforce positive behaviors and discourage negative behaviors. The method is based on B.F. Skinner's operant conditioning...

  • Tips on Training Puppies

    Puppies are cute, fun and full of joy, but they can also be a handful if they are not trained properly. Start your training immediately and remember to exercise patience. By following the correct...

  • How to Modify Aggressive Behavior in Dogs With a Clicker

    Clicker training is when you use a small toy that makes a clicking sound combined with positive reinforcement to train your dog. Use the clicker, along with a special dog treat, to show the dog he...

  • How to Practice Positive Dog Training

    Do you spend all your time reprimanding your dog instead of really teaching your dog? As dog owners, we know that we want to discourage bad behavior and encourage good behavior. But all too often...

  • How to Understand Your Dog's Bad Behavior

    Dogs are simple and endearing pets, but they need a good pack leader to help them find their role in life. Bad dog behavior often stems from poor leadership.

  • How to Effectively House Train a Puppy

    Learn the simple task of house training in a step by step manner.

  • When & How Often Should Treats Be Given to Dogs

    Knowing how to dispense treats is a critical component of dog training. You will have to precisely blend of timing with verifying correct behavior is fully displayed and knowing what to give as...

  • How to Make House Training a Dog Easy

    Can house training a dog be easy? The truth is, yes it can! In fact, house training a dog is simple and fun WHEN THE DOG TELLS YOU when it's time to go outside to do her business. One of my...

  • How to Raise a well behaved happy dog

    Raise a well behaved happy dog with daily at home activites. How to have good communication with your dog.

  • How to Stop Your Dog Pulling on Leash

    A dog that pulls on his leash, who walks you instead of you walking him, can be incredibly frustrating, not to mention embarrassing and sometimes even dangerous. Here’s an easy technique to...

  • How do I Teach my Dog to Roll Over?

    Teaching your dog a command requires love, patience, and repeated effort, and the roll over command is no exception. In order to teach your dog to roll over, it is necessary that you spend a block...

  • The Basics of Animal Training

    Training animals is one of the most satisfying, as well as one of the most challenging, things you will ever attempt to do. Whether you are working with a horse, a dog or cat, bird, or other...

  • How to Get Better Results with Dog Obedience Training

    Dog ownership can be very rewarding. The similarities in canine and human social structures have created a mutually beneficial bond that has lasted through the ages. These similarities are also...

  • What Makes a Dog Bark?

    Just like humans, dogs communicate through physical movements and vocal sounds. Dogs communicate several emotions through barking, from happiness during play to warnings of unusual sounds or...

  • What to Do With an Aggressive Dog?

    Aggressive behavior in a dog can be frustrating and terrifying, for both the dog owner and anyone else who happens to cross paths with the dog. If you can't control the behavior of your aggressive...

  • Clicker Method for Dog Training

    Clicker training refers to a method of dog training that relies on the use of a click sound to mark specific behaviors in dogs that will result in a reward, usually a food treat. The advantage of...

  • Destructive Chewing in Dogs

    Chewing is a normal behavior in dogs and puppies, providing exercise, stimulation and entertainment. But sometimes dogs will chew on inappropriate items, resulting in destructive chewing.

  • How to Stop a Dog From Barking Too Much

    Dogs who bark too much should be trained to stop barking by performing a different task, such as a simple sit or lay down. Praise quiet behavior, and ignore undesired barking, with help from a...

  • How to Train a Dog to Weight Pull

    The trick to training a dog to pull a weight is to praise very small increments of the desired behavior. Tie a rope to a dog's harness, attach a light weight at the end of it, and treat the dog...

  • How to Extinguish Your Dog's Undesireable Behavior

    We love our dogs to pieces but sometimes their behavior can annoy or upset us. I'm going to show you how to use some simple psychology to change things for the better.

  • How to Prevent Separation Anxiety with Your Dog

    Behavioral issues are one of the leading causes that owners get rid of their pets. Many dogs seem to demonstrate uncharacteristically bad behavior once their owner leaves such as destruction,...

  • The Advantages of Clicker Training

    Clicker training involves the use of a clicker, a device that makes a quick popping or clicking sound, to shape an animal's behavior. Clicker training is effective for dogs and owners, because its...

  • How to Stop a Dog From Humping Your Leg

    This is a very common, but embarrassing behavior problem among certain of our canine friends. Some dogs develop this behavior and even become obsessive about it. I've actually seen dogs that had...

  • How to Train Your Kids To Train Your Puppy

    Owning a puppy can be a lot of work. So can being a parent. Both require tons of patience, but both can also be incredibly rewarding. One of the most important lessons for dogs to learn is how...

  • Dominance & Aggression in Dogs

    If your dog has a tendency to snap or growl at you when you wake it up or try to move it off the couch, you could be dealing with dominance aggression. This common form of aggression can be highly...

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