Dog Training

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By MIEL 2 comments
Tired of picking up dog refuse? Read my article to find an easy way to curb your dog... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
Getting a new puppy is a big commitment that requires a lot of your time. One of the most important things you need to train your puppy is to go potty outside. In addition to learning where you want him to go, your new puppy needs to learn how to ... more »
By michaelgavin 24 comments
Puppy potty training is not as daunting a task as you may think. There are proven methods that will allow you to effectively housebreak your puppy in a matter of weeks. So do not give in just yet, get your puppy housebroken in no time at all by ... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 4 comments
It's common for puppies to continue chewing on objects until they're 1 1/2 to 2 years old, and chew they will - on everything from your best shoes to your windowsill. Here's how to show your dog that there are better things to chew on... more »
By dizzyhips 0 comments
Once last spring, I found 34 ticks on Nanook! Only 11 had begun to bite because getting through her fur and finding their way down to the skin for them is like you or I trying to swim in pudding. anyway, pulling out ticks is one of our favorite ... more »
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Participating in dog shows is thrilling and entertaining, seemingly as much for the dogs as it is for humans. There are plenty of things to do to prepare for a dog show too, such as training and grooming. However, the initial necessary task is to ... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 8 comments
Dogs are great companions for runners, and they offer visible security. Vigorous exercise can also help keep your dog fit... more »
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Showing your dog in competition allows him to demonstrate his behavior and response to commands. When it's time to judge his physical conformation, you will need to pose him to show off his bodylines. Stacking your dog presents his best physical ... more »
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There are many reasons that dogs like to chew on things. It could be because their baby teeth are beginning to fall out, they wish to explore new objects or they are bored. Chewing can be an annoying habit and the dog can leave a path of ... more »
By AnneElk 0 comments
Many dogs get into the habit of scratching at the door as you open it to take them outside. Since you open the door every time they scratch, from their point of view, scratching is what causes the door to open! So the trick is to teach them that ... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 17 comments
For young puppies, nipping, biting and "mouthing" are normal behaviors and rarely cause serious harm. But it's important to stop these behaviors before your dog reaches adulthood, when a bite could inflict serious injury... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 1 comments
Puppies are so cute that it's easy to let them get away with detrimental behavior that seems harmless. Puppies often expend energy by engaging in play that involves biting. It may not seem like a big deal when they chew on hands and feet, but the ... more »
By jeoestreich 0 comments
Here is an easy way to teach your dog the command come... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
The old saying, "You can't teach an old dog new tricks," really isn't true. Your pet wants to please you, no matter what his age. Teaching your dog to play dead can be fun for both you and your pet. Playing dead is an easy trick for your dog, no ... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
If you want to teach your dog to roll over, you've probably already mastered some of the more basic commands, such as, "stay," "down" and "sit." Moving on to more complicated tricks gives you a chance to spend more time with your dog and it's ... more »
By sweeneic 0 comments
Mastered the sit? Try this one next... more »
By beautyanimal10 0 comments
I have a golden retriever and it was very easy training him... It usually take's a couple day's to teach a dog to sit succesfully, but really it depends on the breed..... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
Show dogs are required to stand, or stack, in the show ring. They are required to hold this pose while being inspected by the judges. Some dogs have trouble learning to stand correctly and hold it while being inspected. Proper training is vital ... more »
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If you want to train your Labrador to sit, all you need is a little time, a lot of patience and some consistency. Just about any dog can learn this trick--even yours. Once he does, you'll be amazed how quickly your dog learns more advanced ... more »
By Cjay 0 comments
Simple to teach, Amazing to see; especially for children. Teach your special buddy how to shake. Very Interesting Technique!.. more »
By Adele 0 comments
If you have a dog you know how excited they get if they get to ride with you to the store. And it's always fun to take them unless .... they jump out the window... more »
By IsabellaCane 0 comments
A great deal of time is spent practicing heeling with your dog with no measurable return for the time invested. Think of all those hours you spent in class, just going round and round the room. When you practice in the park or the back yard, do ... more »
By lizwb 2 comments
Is your dog walking YOU? This how-to will help you keep your dog from pulling at the leash, bounding forward, and make taking a walk fun again... more »
By DaKnees 2 comments
Everyone teaches their dog to sit, roll over, and shake hands. Make your friends think your dog is ready for show business with this simple and adorable trick... more »
By eHow Pets Editor 0 comments
A puppy's attention span is short, so you're going to need dedication and patience to teach your puppy to stay. There are two types of "Stays" you can teach your puppy--"Sit Stay" and "Down Stay." Read further to teach your puppy the "Sit Stay.".. more »