If we were training a puppy we'd have a much easier job ahead since a new pup hasn't had the chance to develop any bad habits. But, we're dealing with a
dog with a history. An unknown history most likely. Perhaps he knows the meaning of "No". Or, maybe he...
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Folks who adopt rescue
dogs rarely know the dog's history. Was he completely abandoned? Did he ever bond with his former owner? Was he abused and therefore distrustful of humans? The point is, you'll never know if your newly adopted friend will suffer fro...
Read > Interestingly, the domesticated dog barks far more frequently than their ancestors. Possibly because many breeds have been taught to bark to better perform the various tasks for which they were bred - protection, shepherding, tracking. Today, your dog...
Read > When you first bring a rescue dog into your home - especially an older one who may be very set in his ways - your first responsibility is to get to know your dog. This requires constant and careful observation. You must spend time getting to know your dog...
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Think crating your dog is heartless? Well, consider this truism:
dogs are den animals, and they instinctively seek protected, dry, dark places to lie down. Visualize the places your dog prefers to be when alone. In a corner, under a table or bed, behind a...
Read > So you opened your heart and home to a shy, timid rescue dog. What can you do to help your new pet adjust and become an involved member of the family? I will assume you already had your dog checked out by a veterinarian to make sure the behavior isn't due...
Read > Certainly the most serious of all negative behaviors a dog can exhibit, biting cannot be tolerated under any circumstances. Understanding the root cause will help you to identify the most appropriate training technique to correct and eliminate this neg...
Read > Contrary to that old adage, old dogs certainly can learn new tricks. I know from where I speak. You see, I love dogs. I mean I REALLY love dogs. All kinds. Any kind. In fact my wife says I love them too much. And to be honest, I've proven her right - t...
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