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How to Keep a Dog From Eating a Cat's Food

By eHow Pets Editor

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When you are raising a dog and cat together, many things come into play. You'll be busy separating the dog and cat toys, maintaining peace between them and keeping the dog from eating your cat's food... more »

How to keep a dog from pulling on a leash

By knewf

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Why suffer the indignity of being pulled down the street by an unruly dog when it is completely unnecessary? Here is a great way to bring some control into your walk with your dog. Best of all, this method is positive, painless for you and ... more »

How to keep your pet happy and healthy

By Beans4Biscuits

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It's easy to make sure your pet is safe, happy, and healthy. Just keep in mind a few simple rules and you and your best friend should have a long happy life together!.. more »

How to learn where the best and worst places are to adopt your next dog.

By webDogTrainer

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Want to know the best and worst place to adopt your next dog?.. more »

How to Litter Train a Puppy

By Jill M

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Did you know that you can litter train a puppy just as you would a kitten? It will certainly make life easier for those who have a new pet in the house. This will work for any breed large or small. You will just have to increase the size of ... more »

How to Live with a Dog in a High-Rise Apartment Building

By ehowNellie

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Today many people, especially urban dwellers, live in apartment buildings out of want or need. And many pet suppliers and landlords alike are catching on to how much these high-rise tenants love their dogs... more »

How to Make a Puppy Happy

By Therese Haberman

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Bringing a new puppy into your home can be a stressful time period as you and she adjust to her new surroundings. Here are some ideas on how to make things nice for your new addition... more »

How to Make Mint Dog Biscuits for Fresh Breath

By Melissa Maroff

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Have you ever tried snuggling up with your pooch, only to end it mid-smooch, due to the dreaded doggie breath? Unfortunately, it won’t go away on its own and BreathSavers or Altoids won’t cut it. You have to work at sweet smelling breath for ... more »

How to Make Sure Your Puppy Never Becomes Aggressive

By Eric Letendre

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Dog bites have become a huge problem in the United States. There are approximately 4.6 million dog bites reported every year. There are many reasons why dogs bite. Undersocialized, poor breeding and harsh training methods are just a few of the ... more »

How to Paper Train a Miniature Dog

By Hillary Marshall

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Paper training is an easy and effective way to train any size dog, including miniature dogs. Puppies, particularly miniature dogs are not one hundred percent physically capable of being trained until aged six months. Prior to six months of age ... more »

How to Pass Part One of the Canine Good Citizen Test: Allowing a Friendly Stranger to Approach

By Eric Letendre

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Here are tips and a video to help your dog pass part one of The Canine Good Citizen test which was developed by the American Kennel Club (AKC) in 1989 to promote good manners at home and in the community. There are 10 parts to the Canine Good ... more »

How to Pass Part Two of the Canine Good Citizen Test: Sitting Calmly and Politely to be Pet

By Eric Letendre

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Here are tips to pass part two of The Canine Good Citizen test which was developed and promoted by the American Kennel Club (AKC) in 1989 to promote good manners at home and in the community. There are 10 parts to the Canine Good Citizen test ... more »

How to Pet Proof a House

By eHow Pets Editor

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It is natural for your pet to explore his surroundings. Try not to discourage this instinct, but take precautions to protect your pet and your home. This is especially important for animals left alone for long periods; they can become bored and ... more »

How to Play Tug With Your Dog

By Eric Letendre

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Playing tug with your dog can be a great game. It gives your dog exercise and you can teach your dog the important "drop it" command... more »

How to potty train a puppy when you are not home

By knewf

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When you are away from home more than 6 hours at a time, and can not put your puppy outside during your absence, it can be a real problem trying to housebreak the puppy. Leaving him in a crate often means that he will get desperate and ... more »

How to Prevent Dog Behavior Problems (or correct them once there is an issue).

By CrazyStrega

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Many owners make the error of giving their young dogs frequent opportunities for mistakes. In training dogs for 25 years, and owning an obedience school for 18 years, I have found that if people incorporate structure and "The Rules" ... more »

How to Prevent Leash Aggression

By Deana Case

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Leash aggression is a common behavioral problem. Some dogs feel vulnerable when restrained by a leash. Dog owners make the problem worse by constantly jerking on the leash or tightening the leash as a dog or person approaches. People can help ... more »

How to Properly Socialize a Puppy

By Eric Letendre

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Dogs are very social animals. When you raise a puppy you have a short window of opportunity to socialize your puppy around other dogs and people. The more socialized your dog is, the more stable your dog will be as an adult. Do everything you can ... more »

How to Properly Train Your New Puppy

By Julie Pitts

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Your new puppy has only been home with you an hour, and the honeymoon is already over. Chalk it up to your newly soiled carpet or the chew marks on your table leg, here are some things to consider in training your new puppy so she becomes the ... more »

How to protect your wild dog.

By tassie

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If you have a dog, like mine, who you would love to have around you while you mow the lawn, play sports in the nice weather, or simply not have to be stressed out or torn between guilt when you’re out and your dogs not because they can’t be ... more »

How to recognize the physical signs that a dog is stressed, fearful, or aggressive.

By CrazyStrega

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Hound Bytes: Learn to recognize the physical signs that a dog is stressed, fearful, or aggressive. Dogs will always tell you who they are --Believe them!.. more »

How to Relieve Pet Boredom

By Tippy

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Bored pets are restless pets. If there is not enough activity to keep yours entertained, they will fill the time in their own way. Unfortunately, that’s often destructive. Cats will run from wall to wall, climbing curtains, knocking over prized ... more »

How to Rent a House If You Own a Dog

By Melissa Maroff

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You can’t buy your own home for whatever reason…probably money…but you don’t want to live in an apartment…and you certainly don’t want to give up your dog…he or she is a cherished member of your family. What do you do? Rent a house that welcomes ... more »

How to Resolve Barking Issues

By Deana Case

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Dogs bark for a variety of reasons. Attention seeking, guarding, boredom, frustration, and anxiety are some of the most common motivations for nuisance barking. Punishing barking when you are home will not stop your dog from barking when you are ... more »

How to Rid a Dog of Resentment After Vacation

By Ryn Gargulinski

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Dogs are notorious for giving their owners unconditional love, especially after a long absence. Yet a few of them, like my dog Sawyer, may instead sulk, scoff and ignore you upon your return--hurt that he didn’t get to come along and annoyed you ... more »

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