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		<title>&#066;e Well Educated W&#105;th These Tips &#079;n Dog Training</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 29 Dec 2011 10:23:11 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[&#84;he sit command i&#115; a popular comman&#100; to teach duri&#110;g a dog t&#114;aining class. &#84;his command has m&#97;ny benefits to do&#103; owners. I&#116; is a gre&#97;t way to &#103;et a dog t&#111; stay down &#119;hen company comes int&#111; a room &#111;r when serving &#116;he pup a m&#101;al. It &#104;as many uses th&#97;t can the do&#103; [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>&#84;he sit command i&#115; a popular comman&#100; to teach duri&#110;g a dog t&#114;aining class. &#84;his command has m&#97;ny benefits to do&#103; owners. I&#116; is a gre&#97;t way to &#103;et a dog t&#111; stay down &#119;hen company comes int&#111; a room &#111;r when serving &#116;he pup a m&#101;al. It &#104;as many uses th&#97;t can the do&#103; avoid negative atten&#116;ion.</p>
<p>Dog Trainin&#103;</p>
<p>Effective dog &#116;raining is not &#97;bout punishing your do&#103; to get t&#104;em to do w&#104;at you want&#46; Dog training i&#115; about positive reinforce&#109;ent to help &#121;our dog understand ho&#119; to cooperate &#119;ith humans. Mak&#105;ng behavior training fu&#110; and exciting fo&#114; your dog&#44; will go &#109;uch further than pun&#105;shment does.</p>
<p>&#65; great way &#102;or your dog t&#111; learn new sk&#105;lls (or bru&#115;h up on &#115;ome old ones&#41; is to att&#101;nd classes at &#121;our local dog &#116;raining center. &#73;f you are no&#116; sure of wher&#101; to take h&#105;m, your f&#114;iends or veterinarian m&#97;y be able t&#111; help you f&#105;nd a place tha&#116; best suits y&#111;ur needs.</p>
<p>On&#101; tip to &#107;eep in mind whe&#110; training your do&#103; is to no&#116; give up&#46; Your dog w&#105;ll need constant reinfo&#114;cement, otherwise t&#104;e behaviors and &#97;ctions you have &#116;aught it may b&#101; lost. Jus&#116; as you ne&#101;d to keep f&#101;eding and sheltering yo&#117;r dog, train&#105;ng is a neve&#114;-ending proce&#115;s.</p>
<p>It &#105;s important that y&#111;u never hit you&#114; dog or &#115;lap it in t&#104;e face. T&#104;at will not dete&#114; the bad behavio&#114; and it cou&#108;d cause some potentia&#108; problems. &#89;our dog may be&#103;in to fear &#121;ou every time y&#111;u get near i&#116;, so avoi&#100; hitting your a&#110;imal during dog t&#114;aining.</p>
<p>As y&#111;u can see&#44; teaching your do&#103; to sit usi&#110;g a dog tra&#105;ning technique of &#121;our choice can hav&#101; some of th&#101; best benefits&#46; Everyone enjoys &#97; well behaved &#99;anine and they ar&#101; a joy &#116;o have around&#46; Simply asking yo&#117;r dog to &#115;it can make &#104;im welcome anywhere y&#111;u are.</p>
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		<title>Is Yo&#117;r Dog Misbehaving&#063; These Tips &#067;an Help</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 23 Dec 2011 14:21:37 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[The f&#97;mily dog can b&#101; such a gre&#97;t member of y&#111;ur family. &#74;ust like children tho&#117;gh, if &#116;hey are not we&#108;l behaved, &#116;hen you will h&#97;ve a tough ti&#109;e taking them o&#117;t in public&#44; or even &#104;aving company over&#46; Take the t&#105;me to read &#116;his article and us&#101; some of &#116;he tips listed her&#101; to [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The f&#97;mily dog can b&#101; such a gre&#97;t member of y&#111;ur family. &#74;ust like children tho&#117;gh, if &#116;hey are not we&#108;l behaved, &#116;hen you will h&#97;ve a tough ti&#109;e taking them o&#117;t in public&#44; or even &#104;aving company over&#46; Take the t&#105;me to read &#116;his article and us&#101; some of &#116;he tips listed her&#101; to get you&#114; pet on &#116;he road to ob&#101;dience.</p>
<p>Dog Traini&#110;g</p>
<p>Calling your do&#103; by name i&#115; one of &#116;he most powerful to&#111;ls you have i&#110; your dog tra&#105;ning arsenal. &#69;very time you us&#101; your dog&#8217;s n&#97;me, you reinforc&#101; a positive relationsh&#105;p between yourself &#97;nd your pet&#46; The more yo&#117; use your do&#103;&#8217;s name, &#116;he more you rei&#110;force a positive re&#108;ationship between the tw&#111; of you&#46;</p>
<p>A great &#100;og training tip &#105;s to always &#98;e sure you pr&#111;perly enforce all &#116;he commands that &#97;re given to yo&#117;r dog. &#84;he reason is &#105;f you do &#110;ot enforce them&#44; your dog &#119;ill not listen &#116;o them. Yo&#117; have to &#98;e firm with &#121;our orders and b&#101; sure your do&#103; follows through &#111;n them. &#68;o not give &#117;p.</p>
<p>If &#121;ou are having problem&#115; with dog t&#114;aining, then &#121;ou should look &#97;t your training rou&#116;ine. Dogs a&#114;e much more suscept&#105;ble to learning &#105;f you have &#97; solid routine&#46; All you ha&#118;e to do i&#115; keep repeating &#116;he commands you wan&#116; them to lea&#114;n repeatedly and event&#117;ally they will pic&#107; it up&#46; Leaving you w&#105;th a dog th&#97;t is much easie&#114; to enjoy hav&#105;ng.</p>
<p>A g&#111;od dog training &#116;ip is to &#98;e consistent with th&#101; words you &#117;se when you communica&#116;e with your do&#103;. English i&#115; a foreign lan&#103;uage to dogs an&#100; they&#8217;re constantly &#116;rying to decipher w&#104;at you&#8217;re saying&#46; By being co&#110;sistent with your wor&#100;s, your &#100;og will be mor&#101; likely to lear&#110;.</p>
<p>Having &#97; well behaved do&#103; makes all t&#104;e difference when i&#116; comes to y&#111;ur pet experience&#46; Disobedient pets ten&#100; to make &#97; mess of &#111;ur lives and o&#117;r schedules. Th&#105;s article has g&#105;ven you some gre&#97;t tips to ma&#107;e your family p&#101;t an appreciated an&#100; loved member o&#102; the family&#46;</p>
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		<title>Dogs Don&#8217;t Kn&#111;w The Rules&#044; So We N&#101;ed To Teach &#084;hem!</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 20 Dec 2011 21:20:17 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Many d&#111;g owners erroneously assu&#109;e that their dog&#115; will benefit f&#114;om a flexible environmen&#116; free of &#114;ules. Nothing c&#111;uld be further fro&#109; the truth&#46; All dogs s&#104;ould have fun&#44; but with t&#104;e guidance and encour&#97;gement of their o&#119;ners. A regu&#108;ar training routine ca&#110; help build &#97; proper relationship be&#116;ween you and &#121;our dog. Yo&#117;r dog&#8217;s [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Many d&#111;g owners erroneously assu&#109;e that their dog&#115; will benefit f&#114;om a flexible environmen&#116; free of &#114;ules. Nothing c&#111;uld be further fro&#109; the truth&#46; All dogs s&#104;ould have fun&#44; but with t&#104;e guidance and encour&#97;gement of their o&#119;ners. A regu&#108;ar training routine ca&#110; help build &#97; proper relationship be&#116;ween you and &#121;our dog. Yo&#117;r dog&#8217;s anxiety ca&#110; be replaced wit&#104; confidence with ju&#115;t a little wor&#107;! This &#97;rticle has tips t&#111; build a so&#108;id training routine &#102;or your pet&#46;</p>
<p>Dog Training</p>
<p>Us&#101; timing as pa&#114;t of your &#100;og training methods&#46; Use it &#97;s a form &#111;f communication with &#121;our dog. Timin&#103; is one &#111;f the main eleme&#110;ts of teaching &#97; canine properly&#46; It doesn&#8217;t matt&#101;r what teaching met&#104;ods you use&#44; try to wor&#107; at having th&#101;m develop the prope&#114; timing for eac&#104; method.</p>
<p>O&#110;e of the mo&#115;t important part &#111;f dog training &#105;s communication. Ma&#107;e sure you &#97;re clear and &#99;onsistent when you ar&#101; working with &#121;our dog. Thi&#115; includes verbal a&#110;d body language &#97;s well as reward&#115; and corrections&#46; Remember to &#98;e aware of &#119;hat your dog i&#115; communicating to y&#111;u as well&#46; He will &#108;et you know &#105;f he is havi&#110;g a good da&#121; or if h&#101; is feeling anxio&#117;s and overworked&#46;</p>
<p>Dog training techni&#113;ues will need &#116;o vary according t&#111; the dog&#46; If you f&#105;nd that your d&#111;g does not resp&#111;nd to the rew&#97;rd of a t&#114;eat, you ne&#101;d to find anot&#104;er kind of rewa&#114;d that he &#105;s going to &#98;e willing to wo&#114;k hard for&#46; If giving trea&#116;s does work fo&#114; your dog&#44; you are g&#111;ing to be ab&#108;e to use tha&#116; in many situa&#116;ions.</p>
<p>It&#8217;s eas&#121; to see ho&#119; a few lif&#101;style changes can trul&#121; benefit your can&#105;ne friend for ye&#97;rs to come&#46; Your dog n&#101;eds rules, boundarie&#115; and guidance t&#111; make the r&#105;ght choices, &#97;nd he depends o&#110; you to s&#101;t him up fo&#114; success. Y&#111;ur job as &#97; pet owner &#105;s to always ma&#107;e sure your &#112;et is comfortable&#46; A solid trai&#110;ing routine to &#98;uild his confidence i&#115; the first s&#116;ep to behavioral succ&#101;ss.</p>
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		<title>Canine Trai&#110;ing Can Be E&#097;sy With These Ti&#112;s</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 15 Dec 2011 19:19:19 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[A dog &#105;s a man&#8217;s &#40;or woman&#8217;s&#41; best friend&#33; Dogs are &#119;onderful pets to &#99;ome home to &#97;t the end o&#102; a long da&#121; or take &#102;or a run ar&#111;und your favorite pa&#114;k. If y&#111;u want to &#109;ake your relationship w&#105;th your dog bet&#116;er, having you&#114; dog trained i&#115; very important&#46; Below you&#8217;ll f&#105;nd tips [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>A dog &#105;s a man&#8217;s &#40;or woman&#8217;s&#41; best friend&#33; Dogs are &#119;onderful pets to &#99;ome home to &#97;t the end o&#102; a long da&#121; or take &#102;or a run ar&#111;und your favorite pa&#114;k. If y&#111;u want to &#109;ake your relationship w&#105;th your dog bet&#116;er, having you&#114; dog trained i&#115; very important&#46; Below you&#8217;ll f&#105;nd tips and hin&#116;s to help y&#111;u with the d&#111;g training process &#115;o you and y&#111;ur dog can ha&#118;e a mess f&#114;ee, relaxing &#97;nd fun time togeth&#101;r.</p>
<p>Dog Train&#105;ng</p>
<p>Positive reinforcement i&#115; the proven &#107;ey to success &#105;n dog training&#46; Figure out w&#104;at reward will moti&#118;ate your pet a&#110;d use it&#46; Strong smelling m&#101;ats and cheese &#97;re usually very &#112;opular. It i&#115; imperative to &#97;lways have treats h&#97;ndy when training&#46; However, &#105;t is equally i&#109;portant to watch &#116;he caloric intake&#46;</p>
<p>A good &#100;og training tip &#105;s to always &#98;e aware of &#111;ther dogs when you&#8217;r&#101; taking your &#100;og for a w&#97;lk. Some &#100;ogs tend to &#98;e aggressive, an&#100; it&#8217;s not sa&#102;e to assume th&#97;t every dog own&#101;r is responsible&#46; If you noti&#99;e an aggressive &#111;r antisocial dog&#44; keep your d&#111;g away from &#105;t.</p>
<p>A g&#111;od dog training ti&#112; is to &#100;o thorough research o&#110; the breed &#111;f dog that yo&#117; own. No&#116; all dogs ar&#101; the same&#46; Each breed h&#97;s their own uniqu&#101; traits and it&#39;s important that y&#111;u are aware &#111;f your dog&#8217;s n&#101;eds. Some &#100;ogs, for ins&#116;ance, can&#8217;t &#116;olerate hot environments&#46;</p>
<p>A great do&#103; training tip &#105;s if it seem&#115; like you ca&#110;&#8217;t get your do&#103; to listen o&#114; learn on &#97; particular day yo&#117; should check you&#114; dog to no&#116;ice any symptoms &#111;f illness. &#83;ome other indicators th&#97;t your dog &#105;s sick, &#99;ould be that &#104;e is sleeping excessive&#108;y or has stopp&#101;d eating. B&#121; paying attention t&#111; your dog&#8217;s s&#121;mptoms, you&#8217;ll &#98;e able to g&#101;t him to &#116;he veterinarian quicker&#46;</p>
<p>Dog training &#99;an be frustrating&#46; If you ha&#118;e found yourself &#116;o be upset be&#99;ause you are n&#111;t making progress&#44; go ahead an&#100; take a &#98;reak before trying &#105;t again. &#84;he dog is al&#119;ays watching you an&#100; learning, &#115;o if it c&#97;n see you &#97;re upset it wi&#108;l react in &#97; similar manner&#46;</p>
<p>It is impo&#114;tant to make &#121;our dog training sessi&#111;ns fun and positiv&#101;. Dogs l&#111;ve to play&#44; so if y&#111;u mix up &#116;he training with &#116;oys and fun ch&#97;ses they will &#98;e much more enth&#117;siastic about your tra&#105;ning efforts. &#65; fun training se&#115;sion will be remembere&#100; much more quickl&#121; by your p&#101;t.</p>
<p>A goo&#100; dog training ti&#112; is to ha&#118;e your dogs me&#101;t at a pa&#114;k if you pla&#110; on bringing &#97; new dog &#105;nto your home&#46; By having &#116;he dogs meet a&#116; the park&#44; the dogs &#119;ill be more friend&#108;y with each ot&#104;er, and it&#39;ll take dominance o&#117;t of the eq&#117;ation.</p>
<p>Having you&#114; dog trained &#99;an make all th&#101; difference in yo&#117;r relationship. B&#121; following the abo&#118;e tips, you&#8217;&#108;l be able &#116;o have a bet&#116;er time with you&#114; dog with le&#115;s hassle and &#109;ess. If &#121;our dog wasn&#8217;t yo&#117;r best friend b&#101;fore, he o&#114; she will b&#101; after some simpl&#101; dog training&#33;</p>
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		<title>Effec&#116;ive Dog Training M&#097;kes A Happier D&#111;g</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 09 Dec 2011 10:17:45 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[If you &#119;ant a well&#45;behaved dog&#44; there is &#97; lot that r&#101;lies on the dog&#8217;&#115; personality. Howeve&#114;, nearly a&#110;y dog can lea&#114;n, at &#108;east a bit &#111;f manners. Dependi&#110;g on the dog&#39;s personality and des&#105;re to learn&#44; you may &#110;eed to work &#97; little harder &#111;r try some dif&#102;erent methods to &#103;et the results y&#111;u [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>If you &#119;ant a well&#45;behaved dog&#44; there is &#97; lot that r&#101;lies on the dog&#8217;&#115; personality. Howeve&#114;, nearly a&#110;y dog can lea&#114;n, at &#108;east a bit &#111;f manners. Dependi&#110;g on the dog&#39;s personality and des&#105;re to learn&#44; you may &#110;eed to work &#97; little harder &#111;r try some dif&#102;erent methods to &#103;et the results y&#111;u desire.</p>
<p>Do&#103; Training</p>
<p>Make su&#114;e to get eve&#114;yone involved in traini&#110;g. If yo&#117; are the o&#110;ly member of t&#104;e family working wit&#104; Fido&#8217;s behavior&#44; then the oth&#101;r members of th&#101; family are givi&#110;g him mixed si&#103;nals. Consistency i&#115; extremely important i&#110; dog training&#46; Also make sur&#101; that everyone i&#115; using the s&#97;me key words &#97;nd rewards so t&#104;at the behavior wi&#108;l be reinforced corre&#99;tly. Off an&#100; down are &#116;wo different things &#116;o a dog&#44; so make su&#114;e you aren&#8217;t &#99;onfusing him.</p>
<p>Allow&#105;ng everyone in th&#101; family to &#116;ell your dog dif&#102;erent things will comple&#116;ely defeat the p&#117;rpose of training &#104;im. Have &#97; family meeting &#111;r keep a li&#115;t of dog tr&#97;ining rules on &#116;he refrigerator to remi&#110;d all people &#116;hat interact with t&#104;e animal to b&#101; consistent with command&#115;, punishments &#97;nd rewards. O&#116;herwise the dog &#119;ill be in &#97; constant state &#111;f confusion and ever&#121; family member w&#105;ll be completely &#102;rustrated.</p>
<p>Dog train&#105;ng is an act&#105;vity that needs &#116;o be done &#102;requently. When t&#114;ying to teach &#97; dog a &#110;ew behavior one &#110;eeds to be repeti&#116;ive. By freq&#117;ently demonstrating the p&#114;oper activity or sayi&#110;g the command w&#111;rd it will hel&#112; the dog &#108;earn it. &#84;he repetition will f&#97;cilitate learning of ne&#119; behaviors for t&#104;e dog.</p>
<p>Star&#116; your dog train&#105;ng with something th&#97;t will be eas&#121; for your d&#111;g to learn&#46; Not only wi&#108;l you get t&#104;e instant gratification o&#102; your success&#44; but also&#44; your dog w&#105;ll gain the i&#109;portant foundation of w&#104;at an acceptable &#116;rick or behavior i&#115;. This provid&#101;s you with great&#101;r results throughout &#116;he training.</p>
<p>Reinforcem&#101;nt is a k&#101;y element in do&#103; training. Reinforc&#101;ment only works&#44; however, wh&#101;n it is &#101;xecuted with the prop&#101;r timing. &#69;xcitedly saying, &#34;Good girl&#33;&#8221; just &#97; few seconds to&#111; late has li&#116;tle positive impact &#111;n the dog&#8217;s &#102;uture performance in term&#115; of the desi&#114;ed act. Reinfor&#99;ement for desired behavio&#114; should be immediat&#101;.</p>
<p>Training shou&#108;d be fun fo&#114; your dog&#46; Training sessions shou&#108;d be kept &#116;o 10-1&#53; minutes maximum s&#111; your dog enjo&#121;s the full ben&#101;fits of his at&#116;ention span. Rewa&#114;ds should be plenti&#102;ul and varied&#46; Your dog &#115;hould enjoy lots o&#102; praise for &#97; job well&#45;done. M&#97;king training fun mak&#101;s listening fun t&#111;o!</p>
<p>A g&#111;od dog training t&#105;p is to b&#101; aware of th&#101; body language yo&#117; use. &#68;ogs pay close att&#101;ntion to our b&#111;dy language and &#105;t&#8217;s important that &#121;ou are sending &#116;he right message&#46; Talking too &#109;uch can also confus&#101; dogs, s&#111; it&#8217;s best t&#111; be succinct w&#105;th what you&#8217;re try&#105;ng to say&#46;</p>
<p>Applying the &#97;dvice given here w&#105;ll help your &#100;og to be th&#101; best behaved p&#101;t that he c&#97;n be. Rememb&#101;r, one o&#102; the most impor&#116;ant parts of d&#111;g training is patien&#99;e. Pair you&#114; patience with som&#101; creativity and mor&#101; often than no&#116;, you &#114;eally can teach a&#110; old dog ne&#119; tricks.</p>
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		<title>Train &#089;our Dog With Lov&#101; And Not Ju&#115;t Food</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 04 Dec 2011 16:19:03 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[There ar&#101; a number &#111;f reasons for hav&#105;ng a pet d&#111;g. Perhaps&#44; it was &#116;hat irresistible puppy &#111;r the dog wi&#116;h lovable eyes&#33; Needless to s&#97;y, an obedie&#110;t one is ide&#97;l. That &#116;akes training to accom&#112;lish! This art&#105;cle will provide &#115;ome helpful ideas &#102;or doing just tha&#116;! If &#121;ou are going t&#111; deem it perfe&#99;tly [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>There ar&#101; a number &#111;f reasons for hav&#105;ng a pet d&#111;g. Perhaps&#44; it was &#116;hat irresistible puppy &#111;r the dog wi&#116;h lovable eyes&#33; Needless to s&#97;y, an obedie&#110;t one is ide&#97;l. That &#116;akes training to accom&#112;lish! This art&#105;cle will provide &#115;ome helpful ideas &#102;or doing just tha&#116;!</p>
<p>If &#121;ou are going t&#111; deem it perfe&#99;tly acceptable for you&#114; pet to &#117;se the bathroom indoor&#115; make a desig&#110;ated area for th&#101;m for elimination&#46; Place potty pa&#100;s there and &#111;r around there&#44; and slowly &#109;igrate them such th&#97;t there is o&#110;ly one pad &#105;n the spot y&#111;u want them t&#111; eliminate.</p>
<p>&#84;each your dog t&#104;e command &#8220;&#100;rop it&#8221; &#116;o get things ou&#116; of his m&#111;uth. This i&#115; very important &#98;ecause it could he&#108;p save your belonging&#115; if your d&#111;g grabs it&#44; and it cou&#108;d even save you&#114; dog&#8217;s life &#105;f he grabs &#115;omething dangerous. &#84;he trick is &#116;o offer him s&#111;mething even better &#105;n exchange for &#116;he item he pic&#107;ed up. Pr&#97;ctice this with y&#111;ur dog and y&#111;u&#8217;ll be able &#116;o retrieve anything f&#114;om his mouth &#45; he might &#101;ven start offering &#105;t to you&#33;</p>
<p>When training yo&#117;r dog, m&#97;ke sure to ke&#101;p him active&#46; Dogs get bo&#114;ed just as &#101;asily as humans&#44; so make s&#117;re you take hi&#109; out for wal&#107;s, runs &#97;nd any special cl&#97;sses that may &#98;e offered by l&#111;cal pet stores o&#114; animal shelters&#46; Exercise will &#104;elp him improve &#110;ot just physically&#44; but also ment&#97;lly.</p>
<p>To h&#101;lp you begin tr&#97;ining your dog yo&#117; should understand &#116;hat having patience &#105;s very important&#46; All dogs ar&#101; different and &#100;o not learn a&#116; the same pac&#101;. Some l&#101;arn quickly while &#111;thers at a slowe&#114; pace. Havi&#110;g patience is &#97; key first st&#101;p as you se&#116; out to &#116;rain your dog&#46;</p>
<p>To help trai&#110; your puppy n&#111;t to chew &#111;n household items &#97;nd furniture, yo&#117; should make sur&#101; that your p&#117;ppy is always occup&#105;ed with an ac&#99;eptable activity. Jus&#116; like small childre&#110;, puppies a&#114;e always wanting t&#111; experience new &#97;dventures. If y&#111;u don&#8217;t provide &#97;n activity, t&#104;ey will find o&#110;e, and y&#111;u probably won&#8217;t lik&#101; the one the&#121; pick.</p>
<p>&#83;o, now a&#114;e you ready t&#111; get to wo&#114;k? Hopefully&#44; the ideas i&#110; this article &#103;ave you some &#104;elpful ideas to tra&#105;n your dog&#33; A well&#45;trained pet i&#115; ideal. &#73;t takes time t&#111; do just &#116;hat! But&#44; it will b&#101; worth it wh&#101;n you look i&#110;to those lovable eye&#115; that are ea&#103;er to follow yo&#117;r every command o&#114; the sweet lit&#116;le puppy that gr&#111;ws up to &#98;e the perfect compan&#105;on! Apply &#116;he tips that &#119;ill best work f&#111;r you in &#116;he situation you &#102;ind yourself in &#102;or whatever reason&#33;</p>
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		<title>Hitting And Spanki&#110;g A Dog&#044; The Wrong &#087;ay To Train&#046;</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 29 Nov 2011 16:13:47 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Sometimes training &#121;our dog can se&#101;m downright impossible&#44; especially if t&#104;e strategies you ar&#101; using are n&#111;t working and &#121;our pup seems t&#111; be more &#104;ard-headed t&#104;an ever. Howeve&#114;, there ar&#101; ways to br&#101;ak through and g&#101;t real results&#46; You can &#117;se the advice i&#110; this article &#116;o start a d&#111;g training program &#116;hat will [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Sometimes training &#121;our dog can se&#101;m downright impossible&#44; especially if t&#104;e strategies you ar&#101; using are n&#111;t working and &#121;our pup seems t&#111; be more &#104;ard-headed t&#104;an ever. Howeve&#114;, there ar&#101; ways to br&#101;ak through and g&#101;t real results&#46; You can &#117;se the advice i&#110; this article &#116;o start a d&#111;g training program &#116;hat will set &#121;ou on the pa&#116;h to success&#46;</p>
<p>In order t&#111; train a wel&#108;-mannered do&#103; you should a&#105;m to begin traini&#110;g your dog &#105;n its first &#102;our months of l&#105;fe. These firs&#116; four months a&#114;e its primitive y&#101;ars of development &#97;nd growth. I&#102; you begin &#116;raining during this &#112;eriod, you wil&#108; have a bet&#116;er chance of rai&#115;ing a good do&#103;.</p>
<p>Dogs sh&#111;uld continue to b&#101; trained throughout t&#104;eir lives. Man&#121; owners think t&#104;at once a do&#103; is trained&#44; he&#8217;s trained forev&#101;r. This sim&#112;ly isn&#8217;t true&#46; Daily reinforcement b&#121; reminding your &#100;og of simple c&#111;mmands, exposing &#104;im to new p&#101;ople and providing p&#111;sitive reinforcement is impor&#116;ant. This w&#105;ll keep your &#100;og well behaved &#97;nd allow him &#116;o remain a &#104;appy member of &#116;he family.</p>
<p>I&#102; your dog jus&#116; can&#8217;t stay aw&#97;y from your &#103;arden, try &#97; harmless repellent t&#104;at you can &#115;prinkle around your pl&#97;nts. You ca&#110; find them &#97;t many local retailer&#115; and nurseries&#46; If you c&#97;n&#8217;t find these produ&#99;ts, try mot&#104; balls or al&#117;m powder which hav&#101; also been s&#104;own to be effec&#116;ive at keeping dog&#115; away.</p>
<p>Alw&#97;ys be nice a&#110;d kind to &#121;our dog while trai&#110;ing him. &#73;f you dog i&#115; not getting somethin&#103; right away&#44; be kind a&#110;d patient. I&#102; he looks li&#107;e he is igno&#114;ing you, sh&#111;w him kindness&#46; A dog do&#101;s not deserve &#116;o be punished f&#111;r not learning &#97;s quickly as y&#111;u think he s&#104;ould be.</p>
<p>&#78;ever use human sh&#97;mpoo on a do&#103;. While i&#116; may be te&#109;pting to have &#121;our dog smelling li&#107;e your favorite &#115;hampoo, most hai&#114; products for hu&#109;ans are far to&#111; harsh for &#97; dog&#8217;s sensitive &#115;kin. If &#121;ou are in &#97; pinch and &#109;ust use a hum&#97;n shampoo, t&#114;y to use o&#110;e formulated to b&#101; gentle enough &#102;or a baby&#46;</p>
<p>Training your p&#117;p isn&#8217;t impossible&#44; even though t&#104;ere are times &#119;hen it can se&#101;m that way&#44; there are thi&#110;gs you can &#100;o to get ov&#101;r those tough hu&#114;dles. Make su&#114;e that you s&#116;art with these tip&#115; and hunt ou&#116; other such t&#105;ps from the intern&#101;t, so yo&#117; can get o&#102;f to the &#98;est start to su&#99;cessfully train your do&#103;.</p>
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		<title>Tips &#079;n How To Successful&#108;y Train Your Do&#103;</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 27 Nov 2011 18:15:35 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Getting a &#110;ew dog is &#97; very exciting t&#105;me, however&#44; it is prett&#121; much like h&#97;ving a newborn &#98;aby at home&#46; There is &#97; lot involved &#119;hen you first ge&#116; a dog&#46; Sometimes, i&#116; could feel &#97; little bit overwh&#101;lming. However&#44; the tips y&#111;u will find i&#110; this article wil&#108; help get y&#111;u on your [...]]]></description>
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<p>Getting a &#110;ew dog is &#97; very exciting t&#105;me, however&#44; it is prett&#121; much like h&#97;ving a newborn &#98;aby at home&#46; There is &#97; lot involved &#119;hen you first ge&#116; a dog&#46; Sometimes, i&#116; could feel &#97; little bit overwh&#101;lming. However&#44; the tips y&#111;u will find i&#110; this article wil&#108; help get y&#111;u on your w&#97;y to an &#111;bedient little dog&#46;</p>
<p>You may h&#97;ve to employ th&#101; help of anim&#97;l-loving &#102;riends who understand th&#97;t a dog cann&#111;t help his behavi&#111;r without help f&#114;om the people aro&#117;nd him! &#77;any problems like &#117;nprovoked aggression towards t&#121;pes of people &#111;r barking at &#104;ome must be media&#116;ed by recreating &#116;he situation and providin&#103; positive experiences t&#111; shape behavior&#46; Your animal&#45;loving friends &#119;ill be invaluable he&#108;p in recreating ty&#112;es of trigger sit&#117;ations for your do&#103;. Check &#119;ith your trainer t&#111; ensure proper sa&#102;ety measures are ta&#107;en for each t&#121;pe of behavior y&#111;u&#8217;re shaping.</p>
<p>Findin&#103; out what m&#111;tivates your dog &#105;s the key t&#111; successful training&#46; All dogs h&#97;ve different tastes an&#100; preferences, bu&#116; it is a&#108;so important to ke&#101;p in mind t&#104;at the reward y&#111;u&#8217;re giving your d&#111;g should be h&#101;althy. Even &#105;f the treats &#97;t the store &#115;ay your dog wi&#108;l like it&#44; make sure &#116;o double check t&#104;e ingredients. Che&#101;se and strong&#45; smelling meats &#97;re very popular&#44; but oftentimes fa&#108;sely advertised at t&#104;e store containing &#97; mix artificial t&#97;stes and smells&#46;</p>
<p>If your &#100;og isn&#8217;t keen o&#110; car rides&#44; there is &#115;till hope. Yo&#117; can get you&#114; dog used &#116;o going for r&#105;des in small s&#116;eps. Start b&#121; sitting with you&#114; dog in t&#104;e car. Bri&#110;g along a fe&#119; treats and h&#105;s favorite blanket o&#114; toy. &#65;fter you have don&#101; this enough &#116;imes for him &#116;o feel comfortable&#44; take a s&#104;ort drive, may&#98;e just down t&#111; the end &#111;f the street&#46; Make each tr&#105;p longer and i&#110; no time a&#116; all your d&#111;g will be &#117;sed taking rides i&#110; the car&#46;</p>
<p>To train &#121;our dog efficiently&#44; you must &#108;earn how to b&#101; firm with &#105;t. But d&#111; not yell a&#116; your dog constantl&#121;: try fi&#110;ding the right balan&#99;e between being &#115;trict when your &#100;og misbehaves and be&#105;ng a loving &#109;aster the rest o&#102; the time&#46; This develops &#97; strong relationship &#119;ith your dog&#46;</p>
<p>After reading thi&#115; article, yo&#117; can see &#116;hat it is possib&#108;e to have &#97; dog that i&#115; both adorable &#97;nd obedient. Wi&#116;h just a litt&#108;e bit of &#112;ersistence, as we&#108;l as, &#116;he suggestions given i&#110; this article&#44; you will h&#97;ve a dog t&#104;at you can &#98;e proud of bef&#111;re you know &#105;t.</p>
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		<title>Dog Training Biting How To Stop Your Dog From Biting</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 10 Apr 2011 21:32:40 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Dogs and especially puppies see biting as natural. Sometimes, they just don’t realize that they bite too hard. Biting is a serious issue and it needs to be treated seriously, otherwise the dog biting can become serious and you could end up losing your dog over the issue, especially if the dog ends up seriously [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Dogs and especially puppies see biting as natural. Sometimes,  they just don’t realize that they bite too hard. Biting is a serious issue and  it needs to be treated seriously, otherwise the dog biting can become serious  and you could end up losing your dog over the issue, especially if the dog ends  up seriously hurting someone, and we won’t even mention medical bills that you  will be responsible for.</p>
<p>When a puppy is biting, it is immediately time to start dog biting training.  After all, no one wants to pet, or be in the same room as a biting dog and there  is a reason for that.</p>
<p>The earlier you start dog biting training the faster you will eliminate the  problem. The best time to start is as early as six weeks.</p>
<p><strong>Great Dog Training Biting Tips</strong><br />
First, you need to teach your dog that biting hurts you, and you need to express  that hurt to the dog using a sharp tone. You can even say something as simple as  “ouch! that hurt!” This shows the pup that he is being too rough. Dogs don’t  intentionally hurt their loving owners, they want to be friends, so letting your  puppy know that his biting hurts you will help him be more gentle.</p>
<p>If he continues to bite after the first initial bite then you need to be  stricter. You need to leave the room or put the dog somewhere alone and let him  remain that way for a while. This will teach him that biting too hard will mean  you don’t want to play. You must persist in letting the dog know that you are  upset by this.</p>
<p>Continue with your dog biting training and when your puppy decides to lick  instead of bite, praise him.</p>
<p>Your next step in training puppy biting is to work with your puppy and food.  Dogs love food. It is a natural instinct to run at it and bite it, however you  don’t want your puppy to bite your hand while taking food from you.</p>
<p>For effective training of puppy biting you want to hold a few pieces of food in  your closed hand. At the same time you have to say &#8220;off&#8221;. As soon as the puppy  is away from your hand you can open it up and say ´take.´´ Teaching them the  command &#8220;off&#8221;, shows them not to bite or attack the food in your hand.</p>
<p>When you are doing dog training biting, you want to offer treats. These work as  positive reinforcement and help you teach the dog more quickly.</p>
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		<title>How To Train A Puppy To Stop Biting?</title>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 12 Jun 2010 09:32:16 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Small teeth grind into your hand, you yell and blood trickles from the small hole. You wince, wondering how you can train puppy biting to stop in your new, small friend. It is possible, and doesn&#8217;t have to be painful to do. There are simple, easy to use methods that will make your dog stop [...]]]></description>
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<p>One smart option is to introduce something else for the puppy to chew on than  you. Purchase a small bone or other toy from your local pet store that he can  chew on and bring it home. When he starts to bite, withdraw your hand and  substitute the toy, encouraging him to chew on that. This will help to turn his  aggressive attention to the toy, and not on you. Reward him consistently when  you catch him choosing to chew on the toy.</p>
<p>Another trick that works with training puppy biting to stop is taking away  attention. This is one thing that your puppy loves, and to have it taken away is  devastating. When he bites or starts to bite, turn away and give him no  attention at all. Keep your back to him and walk away. His appropriate behavior  causes you to give him attention once more. With consistency, he will learn that  biting brings the consequence of being ignored and he will eventually stop.</p>
<p>These methods work when training puppy biting to stop with many dogs, but others  will require different techniques. Using the method that works best with your  dog will help him to grow into a healthy, happy animal that you will enjoy being  around.</p>
<p>The &#8220;<a href="http://www.dogtrainingbiting.net/dogobediencetraining">SitStayFetch</a>&#8221; program can offer you the  additional guidance that you need to train your puppy to stop biting and be  obedient. Traits such as consistency, technique and rewarding your dog are shown  so that you can bring your small friend around to a more manageable state. This  way, you will not have to suffer anymore with your hand being used as a  convenient chew toy and can interact with your puppy in a positive, healthy  manner.</p>
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