Archive for February, 2010

I need 2 dogs for a training program for a school and I am having touble thinking of the beed to buy. I wanted to stay away from the most common choices like golden retreivers and labs, and go for a different breed.

I need one breed that would be awesome around people and great in obedience trials

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Potty Training An Already Potty Trained Dog?

Our dog, who recently turned 1 year old, who has been potty trained, has started peeing in the basement once again. Thing is, we’re either never awake or never here when she does it so we never catch her when she does it. We do not believe in kennel training. What else can we do to stop her from these accidents?

How do you stop a dog barking all the time?

Hi,

My dog won’t stop barking at cars, bikes..everything really. It’s becoming a bit of a nuisance for us and our neighbours.

Can anyone recommend a good dog training manual, guide or offer some suggestions themselves.

Someone recommended this dog training course by Daniel Stevens;

http://www.trade-secrets.org/stopdogbarking.html

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California is a state where strict laws are enforced to dog owners, making them liable for any damages created by the dog. This means if someone is bitten or property is damaged, dog owners can expect at the very least to pay a hefty fine. In many cases, if a person is bitten, the dog that is held responsible will no longer be allowed to live.

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dog agility training equipment?

i was wondering if you new anybody with dog agility training equipment that is used and they are giving away. i dont need anything fancy. i can fix anything broken.

How can I teach dog bark training to my dog?

I’ve tried a shock collar, and it just makes him hate me and the collar!

I’m going to start training my puppy using a clicker, and I wanted some good books to buy or check out. Thanks in advance.

What is the point of a clicker in dog training?

Can anybody tell me?

Bungee Dog Leash Training

If you walk your dog frequently, you know that walking a dog can be a lot like walking a yoyo difficult to control. These creative bungee leashes can make a lot of sense for you and your dog. Since most dogs are like a nose attached to four feet, a bungee cord can give them the freedom they need to roam and sniff from place to place just like dogs love to do.

A dog likes to have the freedom of feeling unleashed and a bungee cord leash that retracts and expands as the dog explores can be very helpful. In addition to loving to explore, most dogs like to know their people are close by. The use of bungee cord dog leashes allows the dog to come back and make sure his or her owner is still close by and safe without getting tangled and wound around the leash.

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Dog Agility Training Basics

 

Before you begin your dog agility training, basic obedience training must come first.Your dog needs to be able to come to you quickly when you call him/her, sit, lay down, hold a stay and keep their cool around other dogs. If you could train your dog in some off leash heel work you will have a big advantage but it is not a must.

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