Obedience Training
Walking A Dog To HeelWalking a dog to heel is advanced training that results in a dog everyone wants to...
Recall Training – Teach Your Dog To Come Every Time You CallRecall training is a about giving acommand to a dog so he will come to you when you...
More Advanced Obedience TrainingTeaching your dog basic obedience is the perfect beginning to his education, but...
Successful Dog Obedience TrainingDog obedience training is a necessary part of a dog’s development. They need...
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Video: How To Stop Puppy BitingSimon the Labrador Retriver illustrates how the barking (Yelp!) technique will stop...
Video: How To Stop Puppy Biting Using The “Yelp!” TechniqueThis video show you how to stop puppy biting using a very effective technique called...
Understanding Why You Should Stop Puppy BitingIf you have ever owned a puppy before then you will know that biting and mouthing...
Stop Puppy Biting: Understanding Why Puppies BiteThere are certain elements of behaviour that you need to teach your puppy as soon...
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Dog Travel ChecklistIf you plan on traveling with your dog, you need to make sure that you have everything he requires to ensure he has a fun and safe trip. Research your destination – Make sure the place where you will be traveling is dog friendly. This means: You need to ensure the accommodations you’ve selected will permit your pet. Find out if there are any... [Read more...]
New Dog Care & Basic Equipment ChecklistIf you will be welcoming a new dog into your home, the following is the checklist you want to follow to help ensure everything gets off to a great start! Basic Equipment Collar – Adjustable sturdy nylon or leather collar. It shouldn’t slip off your dog’s head. As a rule of thumb you should only be able to place two fingers under comfortably. Leash... [Read more...]
Find A Lost Dog ChecklistIf at any time your dog should runaway or go missing, you need to immediately begin searching for him using this checklist as your guide. Search your neighborhood first. Walk slowly and meticulously and observe your surroundings, this includes under houses, backyards, any open garages, bushes, etc. Call your dog by name. Do this search at different... [Read more...]
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