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How to Stop a Dog From Jumping on Guests at the Door

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Most dogs like to jump, especially when they are overly excited. The easiest way to stop a dog from jumping when greeting guests at the door is to not allow the behavior to start. If your dog has already learned to jump on people you can change ... more »

How to Stop a Dog From Killing Birds

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Pet ownership is not without its challenges. Dogs require time and, in some cases, special training. Training a dog to do something is one challenge, but training him not to do something is another. Work dogs, such as shepherding or hunting dogs, ... more »

How to Stop a Dog From Lunging

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Walking your dog is great exercise and bonding for the both of you. But when you have a dog that lunges out at people or animals as you pass, it could quickly turn into an event that you dread and that is potentially dangerous. Follow these steps ... more »

How to Stop a Dog From Mouthing One's Hands and Arms

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Your new puppy is adorable, a bundle of fur on four short legs and it's somewhat cute when he licks and mouths your hands; after all, he's just a baby. Nevertheless, your dog will continue to mouth your hands when he's full-grown if you don't ... more »

How to Stop a Dog From Peeing Around Company (Submissive Urination)

By Eric Letendre

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Certain dogs will pee when the owner comes home or when company comes over. This is usually because the dog is submissive and has a difficult time controlling urination when someone stands over them. It is common for a submissive dog to pee when ... more »

How to Stop a Puppy from Jumping on Visitors

By Matthias Niska

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One of the most common behavior problems puppies have is jumping up on people (especially visitors.) The puppy does it because she’s playful, friendly, and fun-loving, and we as owners tend to think it’s cute at first. But it’s a behavior that ... more »

How to Stop Barking With a Citronella Collar

By Eric Letendre

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Barking can quickly become a big problem. As a former animal control officer I had to go on a lot of calls where the neighbors were very upset because the dog next door would bark for hours. Using a citronella collar is a very effective collar ... more »

How to Stop Dog Aggression

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An aggressive dog can be difficult to live with. If he hurts another dog or a person, you're legally liable. You can be sued and your dog may have to be put down. Follow these steps to stop dog aggression... more »

How to Stop Dog Chewing

By Kristie Leong M.D.

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Do you have a new puppy or dog in your home? The destructive power of a young dog can be a source of great frustration. Here's how to stop dog chewing before it destroys your home... more »

How to Stop Dog Whining

By Kristie Leong M.D.

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Does your dog whine frequently? Sometimes dogs whine for a legitimate reason such as when they're in pain but they also may whine to get their way or seek attention. If your dog is whining for the wrong reasons, here's what to do about it... more »

How to Stop Dogs From Barking

By JenHeil

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So your dog has a lot to say? Problem barking is generally defined as barking constantly for a period of half an hour or more, or more specifically, any prolonged period of barking that irritates your neighbors... more »

How to Stop Your Dog from Barking at the Doorbell

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The doorbell rings and your dog launches into frenzy, barking and howling as you yell at him to be quiet or try quietly to shush him, but nothing seems to help. Maybe you resort to locking him in another room when friends, or even the pizza ... more »

How to Stop Your Dog From Begging

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As you train your dog, there will be habits you'll want to eliminate. Begging at the table can turn into whining when the dog isn't acknowledged. From there it can escalate to barking and howling until the animal gets its way. That's something ... more »

How to Stop Your Dog From Turning Over His Water Bowl

By Kristie Leong M.D.

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Does your dog like to play with his water bowl? Some dogs find a full bowl of water to be a great source of entertainment. Unfortunately, this can also create a mess for the owner. Here's how to train your dog to keep his water bowl in place... more »

How to Take a Cat on a Car Ride

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Taking a cat on a car ride is something that you need to plan carefully. Since cats are more unpredictable than dogs and other animals, you should take certain precautions before you take your pet into the car... more »

How to Take a Dog on a Car Ride

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Taking a dog on a car ride can be an enjoyable experience, especially if you begin training your dog to accompany you on trips when he is a puppy. A few other simple guidelines will help both you and your dog have a stress-free car ride... more »

How to Take a Dog to a Nursing Home

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Pets can be therapeutic to patients, especially the elderly or isolated. Dogs help with both physical and psychological healing. If you have a dog that you believe would warm the hearts of those in a nursing home, follow these steps to insure the ... more »

How to Take Great Pet Photographs

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By following a few simple instructions, you can take great pet photographs yourself. You can often take photographs as good as a professional, simply because your pet will be more relaxed in your presence... more »

How to Take the Train With a Pet

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Many trains won't let you travel with animals, so your pet is probably inexperienced at riding the rails. That lack of familiarity can foster anxiety when you find a railroad that will permit the two of you to travel in tandem. You must relieve ... more »

How to Take Your Dog for a Run

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Anyone who has a dog knows how important it is that your pet gets plenty of exercise. Workouts keep your dog fit and healthy and provide an outlet for his energy. One of the best ways to give your dog exercise is to take him for a run... more »

How to Target Train your Dog for Dog Agility

By kgloor

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If you've ever seen a dog agility event on TV and thought, "my dog can do that!", you may be right. BUT, it takes careful training and preparation to avoid injury and frustration... more »

How to teach a dog "no"

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if your dog will not follow your commands like "no or get down" here are some tips.. more »

How to teach a dog "NO" means "NO"

By geribrown

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How to make a dog know the meaning of No. You can stop a dog from barking, jumping on you, almost anything you want in 3 easy steps... more »

How to Teach a Dog Focus and Attention in Agility Courses

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Agility courses are where a dog demonstrates his agile nature to overcome obstacles. The handler is given a specific amount of time to lead the dog, off leash, through a course of jumps, tunnels and other obstacles. Success in agility requires ... more »

How to Teach a Dog the Down by Side Obedience Command

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A well-trained dog makes for a happy owner, a happy dog and a much happier public outing. An important command in your dog's repertoire is the down by side command. Training a dog to perform the down command by your side can take just a few ... more »

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