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From dog breeding to training your puppy to fetch, eHow's pet experts offer valuable canine advice. Whether you've got a young pup or an aging dog with health problems, learn the best ways to keep a dog happy and healthy. Love to spoil Fido? Get eHow's tips on where to find the best dog supplies and toys, including bones, biscuits and designer puppy duds that will keep any dog's tail wagging. With eHow, you can also discover how to provide your dog with a well-balanced diet and get proper grooming techniques.

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  • How to Train a Labrador Retriever Puppy to Fetch

    Labrador Retrievers have long been a favorite breed among dog owners. Loyal and affectionate, they make a great addition to any family, even those with young children. Another endearing trait of a...

  • How to Train Your Puppy With a Prong Collar

    There are various types of collars for training your puppy. John Rubin, a dog trainer and president of John's Natural Dog Training Company, does not advise using a prong on any puppy younger than...

  • How to Train With Pinch Collars

    Pinch collars, also referred to as prong collars, are a type of training device used while a dog is on a leash. Pinch collars are not permitted during many dog shows or dog sporting competitions...

  • How to House Train a Dog/puppy

    How to house train a dog/puppy. It is not that hard just time consuming

  • How to Train a Puppy to Wait at the Door

    Many people, whether they live in urban or rural areas, have problems with their puppies and dogs running for the door whenever it opens. It's a problem because many times the dog will not halt...

  • How to Do Dog Waste Removal

    "Properly trained, a man can be dog's best friend." ~Corey Ford Dog ownership can be one of the most rewarding experiences in a person's life. Dogs are typically loyal companions that, when...

  • How to Temperament Test a Puppy

    Nothing is cuter than watching a pile of puppies playing: jumping, wrestling and generally balls of fluff with tons of energy! But you may have never realized that during the sibling play, they’re...

  • How to Stop Your Dog From Pulling While Walking

    Wondering how to prevent your dog from pulling their leash with every step? Some dogs seem to never stop pulling. The appeal of what lies ahead can be too much for a dog to just walk at an even...

  • How to Put on an Easy Walk Dog Harness

    Easy Walk dog harnesses are used to give a handler better control over a dog that pulls on its leash. The harness is strapped around the shoulders and stomach and helps to correct lunging or...

  • How to Stop a Dog From Showing His Teeth

    When a dog shows its teeth, it's usually a sign of aggression. Showing its teeth may be a strong indicator that a dog is about to bite. This type of behavior in dogs can be detrimental for the dog...

  • How to Train an Australian Shepherd Puppy

    Training an Australian Shepherd puppy takes dedication, patience, and plenty of time. Australian Shepherds or "Aussies" are smart and easy to train and can be taught basic commands in as little as...

  • How to Potty Train a Min Pin

    Miniature pinschers (min pins) are a toy breed. Many toy breeds have potty training problems. Author and dog expert Darlene Arden says the problem is not the dog size but how humans treat small...

  • How to Train a Husky Puppy to Stay

    Teaching your husky puppy the "stay" command may prove to be a challenging process, but one that is well worth it in the end. Huskies are an incredibly intelligent breed, making them somewhat...

  • How to Train a Maltese Puppy to Fetch

    Puppies of any breed are playful and curious creatures and Maltese puppies are one of the most playful of the toy breeds. Fetch is a game that should be fun for both the dog and the human...

  • How to Potty Train a Yorkshire Terrier

    Like many small breeds, Yorkshire terriers are notoriously difficult to potty train. One reason is they have small bladders, which means they can't hold it as long as larger breeds. According to...

  • Koehler Method of Training Tracking Dogs

    The Koehler method is a training approach based on the premise that dogs will make their own decisions. According to William Koehler's book, "The Koehler Method of Dog Training," we influence a...

  • How to Use the SENSE-ation Harness on a Dog

    It's time to take your canine friend for a walk. And if you're like millions of pet parents, this daily ritual-which provides you and your pet with healthy exercise and one-one-one time-can be a...

  • How to Prevent Food Aggression in Your New Puppy

    Food aggression can be a big problem so start with your new puppy the right way. A few simple steps can help avoid this serious problem.

  • How to Do Braided Cloth Dog Leashes

    High-fashion dog leashes are made from a variety of materials and are braided, twisted and designed in a thousand ways. Why spend big bucks on a designer dog leash when you can braid one yourself...

  • How to Keep Your Dog Safe in The Cold Winter Months

    The cold winter months can bring a few extra challenges to keep your dog safe. Follow these simple steps to protect yor dog during these cold weather months.

  • How to raise a puppy or a dog – Tips for toilet train, biting, and play

    You have a cute little puppy or dog you just took home to the family, and now you’re curious about how to raise your puppy. Spending time , bottle feeding, potty training, and biting problems are...

  • How to Get Your Dog to Stop Jumping

    Train your dog to stop jumping up on visitors and household members when excited.

  • How to Loose Leash Train My Puppy

    A walk should be an enjoyable outing for you and your dog. It may not be so enjoyable, however, if your dog drags you along the entire route. Training your puppy for loose leash walking now will...

  • Invisible Fence Instructions

    "Invisible" fences have been around since the mid-1970s and use a boundary wire, transmitter and dog-collar receiver to keep your pet inside your yard without the need for standard above-ground...

  • How to Build Your Boxer's Muscles

    Have you ever wondered how a Boxer dog got its name? Some traditions say the name comes from how a Boxer stands up on its hind legs and bats its paws like a boxer when fighting or playing. Despite...

  • How to House Train St.Bernard Puppy

    Parenting a St. Bernard puppy is full of playfulness, adventure, and training successes and mishaps. Potty training is usually the first behavior any owner wants accomplished, especially for a dog...

  • How to Train a Puppy to Catch a Frisbee

    Most puppies can learn to catch a Frisbee with relative ease. It's an exciting game, a bonding activity with their humans, and the chance to run and play -- all good ways to have fun from a...

  • How to Stop Your Dog From Pulling

    For you dog and puppy owners out there, walking is a difficult skill to teach. With proper training, any dog or puppy can be taught to walk without pulling.

  • 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 Train a Chocolate Lab Puppy

    Labrador Retrievers have an innate desire to please their caregivers and enjoy being active and learning new tricks. One of the most rewarding ways to bond with your new chocolate lab puppy is to...

  • How to Train a Dog Not to Chase Cars

    Some dogs just don't have street smarts. Perhaps you're like me and you want to let your dog roam free in an open area, but at the same time you don't want them to get hit by the passing Hummer...

  • Directions to Make Dog Leashes

    Walking your dog on a regular basis is important for its health. Most states have leash laws stating that your dog must be on a lease when not in your yard. Leashes are available cheaply at most...

  • How to Teach Your Dog to Heel

    Want to make your dog walk beside you, like a good dog? Or is everything turning out wrong and your dog is jerking you down the street when you take walks? Here's some suggestions, and maybe the...

  • How to Treat The Blind Dog and Make Him Happy

    A dog can be your friend forever. The dog is always there when you feel sad or worried. He is on guard when you sleep. He greets you by licking your face in the morning. A dog always cares and...

  • How to Give Your Dog a Good Bath

    Do you have a hard time giving your dog a bath? Does your dog squirm and try to get away? Does your dog get all wet and then shake? If you(and your dog) are in this situation then here are a few tips.

  • How to Train a Sheltie Puppy to Fetch

    After bringing a new sheltie puppy into your home, you can strengthen the bond between the two of you by incorporating fun, exciting training exercises into your daily routine. One of the easiest...

  • How to Teach a Dachshund to Walk on a Leash

    The dachshund comes from a long line of German hunting dogs and its instinct to chase anything that moves is a challenge many dachshund owners must deal with. While this breed is incredibly...

  • How to Stop Your Dog From Pulling On His Leash

    Teaching your dog to walk on a leash can be a difficult task. My dog Ollie used to get down as low as he could and dig his paws into the ground to get leverage to pull me all over the place. This...

  • How to Adjust a Dog Harness

    Using a harness for your dog instead of a collar can be a beneficial change for his well being as well as his behavior since it reduces unnecessary stress on the neck and allows him to walk...

  • How to Repair a Flexi Retractable Dog Leash

    Retractable dog leashes allow your dog the freedom to roam further while still staying attached to you. You can quickly reel in the dog to keep him out of harm's way. Flexi retractable dog leashes...

  • How to Walk your dog using bicycle

    Every dog needs exercise, this particularly true with herding dogs. A herding dog can be an excellent pet but if not exercised regularly can become troublesome at best. My walking speed is not...

  • What Is an Easy Way to Put Ear Drops in My Big Dog's Ear?

    Your dog's sense of hearing is finely tuned and he can pick up sounds you can't hear, but his ears are susceptible to problems from dirt and trapped moisture that may cause hearing loss if not...

  • How to Train a 2 Month Old Puppy

    Training a 2-month-old puppy sets the foundation for a dog's behavior. According to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ASPCA) Complete Dog Care Manual, an 8-week-old...

  • How to Leash Break Your New Puppy Without Scaring The Neighbors

    OH HOW EMBARRASSING!!!! YOU TRIED TO PULL YOUR NEW PUPPY AROUND WITH HIS NEW LEASH AND COLLAR AND HE THREW HIMSELF ON THE GROUND AND SCREAMED LIKE HE WAS BEING KILLED! IF YOU FOLLOW THESE...

  • How to Keep a Dog From Breaking Through a Wooden Fence

    Outside your fence, there are many temptations for your dog: cats, squirrels, other dogs, etc. However, there are also many dangers, such as cars and dangerous dogs. If your dog has learned to...

  • 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 Choose a Collar or Harness to Walk a Dog That Pulls

    There is no substitute for solid obedience training to help your dog learn to walk nicely beside you on a loose leash. That being said, even the best-trained canine may occasionally take off after...

  • How to Help a Dog With a Herniated Disc

    A herniated disc can alter radically your dog's mobility and comfort. Imaging studies such as X-rays or scans may be required to make a diagnosis. Once the diagnosis is made, your veterinarian may...

  • How to Correct a Herniated Disc in a Doberman

    Doberman pinschers are active and vibrant companions, but they have a tendency toward back problems. It's important that a herniated disc be differentiated from Wobbler's Syndrome, or CVI, which...

  • How to Introduce a Cat and Dog to Living Together

    Maybe you are moving in with a roommate who has a cat and you have a dog. Or maybe you already have a cat and you are adopting a dog. Either way you will need to be careful in how you introduce...

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