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		<title>Finding A Way To Reach Your Dog And Improve Their Behavior</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 22 Feb 2012 09:50:03 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[An excellent piece of advice about dog training is to always use your dog&#8217;s name when calling it to you. Your dog must respond well for you to have control. Practice this until you are satisfied by the dogs response. Never use your dog&#8217;s name in association with punishment. You want to mentally stimulate your [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>An excellent piece of advice about dog training is to always use your dog&#8217;s name when calling it to you. Your dog must respond well for you to have control. Practice this until you are satisfied by the dogs response. Never use your dog&#8217;s name in association with punishment.</p>
<p>You want to mentally stimulate your dog in order to keep it healthy and happy. Giving your dog fun toys and treats such as Kong Toys or Busy Bones is a great way to keep them happy. You should also walk them on a regular basis so that they can get out any pent up energy. A bored pooch find ways to be entertained, like chewing up your favorite books and shoes. Give your dog something to do, and you will both be happier.</p>
<p>A harness will be more comfortable for you dog, although you will lose some of the control a collar will give you. If you use a harness and a collar together, you can show your dog how to behave when he is only wearing the harness.</p>
<p>Always take a dog for a nice long walk if you will be gone for several hours at a time. You can help eliminate separation anxiety by wearing them out before you leave home.</p>
<p>When house training your pup, you should adhere to a regular schedule of feeding and elimination. This makes it clear to your dog that he has to go outside and poop now, instead of stinking up your carpet. Sticking to a schedule will teach your dog how to control himself until his next scheduled potty break.</p>
<p>Understanding the underlying motivations to your dog&#8217;s behavior is crucial to successful training. This is a process of discovering what makes your dog tick, how he responds and what methods will be most suitable to him as an individual. Regardless of the reason that you have decided to train your dog, provide him with various training exercises and copious amounts of positive reinforcement. If you keep him happy and motivated, he will not disappoint you.</p>
<p>For optimal dog training results, you must make sure that your dog is active at all times. Dogs are not made to sit around. Dogs need to be able to run and be active to stay happy and healthy. Keep your dog active in a variety of different ways. You could take him for a run, teach him to fetch tennis balls or attend agility classes. Make the activity consistent and stimulating for your dog.</p>
<p>Use your dog&#8217;s name as many times as you can, this will keep his attention on you. Call your dog by name as much as possible when you are first getting to know your pup; this will establish a connection between hearing the name and giving positive attention to the speaker. Put some thought into your dogs name, and choose one that isn&#8217;t too long and that isn&#8217;t too similar to other common words.</p>
<p>As was already stated, many dogs are trained for many different reasons. Dogs are known for their desire to please, which makes a well-trained one a pleasure to have around. If you put the information in this article to use, you will find training your dog to be easier than you thought.</p>
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		<title>Rich Diesslin KNOTS Scout Cartoons &#8211; Dog Care &#8211; Lassie Like Cartoon Negotiating Timmys Location &#8211; Mouse Pads</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 21 Feb 2012 15:01:33 +0000</pubDate>
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		<title>Dog Care &#8211; Lassie Like Cartoon Negotiating Timmys Location &#8211; 10&#215;10 Wall Clock</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 21 Feb 2012 11:42:39 +0000</pubDate>
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		<title>For Dog Training Mealtime Is The Perfect Time</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 21 Feb 2012 09:49:01 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Keep track of how many treats used to reward your dog every day for a healthy diet. The calories in treats are often overlooked, but they should also be taken into consideration when planning your dog&#8217;s diet. If your dog suffers from separation anxiety whenever you leave the house for work, training can help. Some [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Keep track of how many treats used to reward your dog every day for a healthy diet. The calories in treats are often overlooked, but they should also be taken into consideration when planning your dog&#8217;s diet.</p>
<p>If your dog suffers from separation anxiety whenever you leave the house for work, training can help. Some dogs react badly to their owners leaving them by barking or destroying the house. This can be remedied by training your dog to do acceptable activities while you are away. Make sure as well that you give your dog lots of love to ease the anxiety.</p>
<p>Condition your puppy early on so that he is used to being examined by the vet. Move your hands across his head, back, stomach and legs, and give him reinforcement when he responds appropriately. Also, perform mock examinations on teeth and paws. Have other people that your dog is less familiar with help in the training process.</p>
<p>Positive reinforcement should include more than just dog treats. Dogs love treats, and easily learn new tricks when this is their motivation. However, you probably are not going to have treats on you constantly. Giving your dog physical attention and praise will reinforce his positive behavior, as well as save you money and him calories.</p>
<p>Try to research your animal behavioral specialist before you begin working with them. Many behavior specialists will have different opinions on how to correctly train a dog, and you want to make sure that the professional is on the same page that you are.</p>
<p>Vary the treats you use as rewards for your dog during training sessions. Don&#8217;t use your dog&#8217;s everyday treats for training. You want to place special emphasis on their improvement in training.</p>
<p>Know when you might need professional help. If you are not seeing the kind of results you would like, it may be time to call in reinforcements. The trainer should be able to show you what&#8217;s going wrong, so that you can fix your methods and resume proper training.</p>
<p>If your dog has problems with destructive chewing, he may be suffering from anxiety or boredom. Give your dogs something they are allowed to chew on like a toy or treat, and put them in their kennel while you are away.</p>
<p>When you are going to be housebreaking a dog, you should consider crate training. It is important to put your dog out on a regular schedule for the crate method to work. With some time and training, a dog who has been crate trained will take his business where it belongs.</p>
<p>Give challenges to your dog on a regular basis. Even if you are sure your dog is remembering everything you&#8217;ve taught him, having him demonstrate with a little &#8220;pop quiz&#8221; will keep him sharp.</p>
<p>If dogs have similar personalities, you may be able to train them simultaneously. If your dogs do not cooperate or concentrate, you may need to train each one separately prior to working with them as a pair.</p>
<p>There are lots of breeds that are trained to do many things. You will undoubtedly enjoy your dog more when he is trained, and he also will thrive with the ability to please you. This article, hopefully, has helped you with some ideas that can make it less of a hassle to train your dog.</p>
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		<title>Dog Care &#8211; Lassie Like Cartoon Negotiating Timmys Location &#8211; 8&#215;8 Iron On Heat Transfer For White Material</title>
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		<title>Dog Training Made Easy With These Tips</title>
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		<pubDate>Mon, 20 Feb 2012 09:48:05 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[If your dog has problems with destructive chewing, he may be suffering from anxiety or boredom. Dogs feel secure when enclosed in a safe place such as a dog crate. You can offer him a safe chew toy so he does not become bored while you are away. Condition your puppy early on so that [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>If your dog has problems with destructive chewing, he may be suffering from anxiety or boredom. Dogs feel secure when enclosed in a safe place such as a dog crate. You can offer him a safe chew toy so he does not become bored while you are away.</p>
<p>Condition your puppy early on so that he is used to being examined by the vet. Rub your hands gently over his whole body, and praise him for his calm attitude. Help him become adjusted to having his paws and teeth examined. Consider getting friends to help you out.</p>
<p>Potty pads should not be used by anyone who is attempting to potty-train their dog. These items will leak and the scent left will have your dog believing this area is suppose to be used to mark his territory. They also have the side effect of conditioning dogs to think that any similar-looking item is also acceptable to use as a bathroom. The best way to housebreak a dog is not to allow them to use the bathroom in the house; there is really no alternative.</p>
<p>You should not initiate a training session unless you are in a calm and patient mood. If you are impatient, your dog will become anxious and be unable to focus on learning.</p>
<p>Sometimes professional help is required, so do not be afraid to call them. If you are at your wits end trying to train your dog, you may want to look for a professional dog trainer. Trainers don&#8217;t judge humans who have used ineffective training methods; they just observe your training sessions and guide you towards methods that are more likely to get your dog to behave the way you want him to.</p>
<p>When you are trying to break your dog from chewing, do it the right way. Even more so, an inappropriately-chewing dog needs to be protected. Some household items can be harmful to your dog if they are chewed upon.</p>
<p>When training your dog, make it fun for the both of you. The dog will respond more positively to training if you create a better bond between you and them. Although dog training can be fun, you don&#8217;t really want to spend all your time in training mode.</p>
<p>You can train most forms of anxiety out of your dog. If you dog starts barking or running wild as soon as you head for the door, separation anxiety is the likely culprit. Proper training can teach your dog appropriate ways to entertain himself while you are not home. Also, be sure to show your dog a lot of love and compassion to ease his anxiety.</p>
<p>As was previously mentioned, there are many reasons for training a dog. You will undoubtedly enjoy your dog more when he is trained, and he also will thrive with the ability to please you. Use the above advice to help your dog reach its full potential.</p>
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		<title>Quick And Simple Training Tips For Dogs!</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 19 Feb 2012 09:47:11 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[Any issues you are having should not affect your relationship with your dog. The point here is that you should only reprimand your dog if he did something wrong a few seconds ago. Otherwise, keep things upbeat. If you are training more than one dog, remember that some breeds of dogs can be trained together, [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Any issues you are having should not affect your relationship with your dog. The point here is that you should only reprimand your dog if he did something wrong a few seconds ago. Otherwise, keep things upbeat.</p>
<p>If you are training more than one dog, remember that some breeds of dogs can be trained together, but some breeds cannot. However, if your dogs distract each other while training, try training each one separately first, then work with them together.</p>
<p>Do not be too proud to contact a professional for assistance. It may be necessary to seek professional assistance if your dog training is not proceeding as you expected it to. Your trainer will pinpoint the problem areas and point you in the right direction.</p>
<p>They key to having a healthy dog is to keep your dog as active as possible. Dogs were not meant to lay around all day. They need to get plenty of good exercise to be happy and fit. Activity is important, whether it is a run through the park, running freely around a dog park or the exercises for your dog in an agility class. Dogs thrive on constant motion, so don&#8217;t let yours get idle.</p>
<p>Teething is painful, and providing chew toys helps alleviate the pain. Keep items that are potentially more painful out of reach. Then, give it something that it is allowed to chew on if it likes. Teething pain can be soothed by a washcloth that has been soaked in water and frozen.</p>
<p>Use the dog&#8217;s name often when training to ensure that you have their attention. Use it constantly in the first few weeks that you have your dog: your puppy should associate this sound with paying attention to you. The best dog names are ones that are short and are different from other commands.</p>
<p>Accidents are a part of training your puppy to go potty outside. Clean up any messes that are made immediately, so it doesn&#8217;t hamper your training efforts. If the mess stays on the area for too long, it can leave a scent behind that your animal may return to in the future to do his business. There are many products on the market that can help with this, so check with your local pet shop.</p>
<p>Clickers can be great behavioral training tools. To use a clicker, you will be creating a positive correlation between their positive acts with the sound the clicker makes. Click and treat immediately several times a day. Soon enough, your dog will recognize that this noise means &#8220;great,&#8221; turning the clicker into a useful tool for shaping desirable behavior.</p>
<p>Using wee-wee pads is actually counter productive when you are potty training your new puppy. These pads leak causing enzymes from urine and feces to be absorbed into your flooring. Wee-wee pads also lead dogs to believe that anything in a similar shape is fine to use as an indoor bathroom. You will have better results overall if you teach your dog to use the outdoors to relieve himself.</p>
<p>Dog training is an investment in your pet&#8217;s future. A badly behaved dog can destroy your house and stress everyone in the family; soon no one will want him around. Apply these tips to plan how you are going to train your dog and turn him into a loved member of the family.</p>
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		<title>Dog Care &#8211; Lassie Like Cartoon Negotiating Timmys Location &#8211; Set Of 4 Key Chains</title>
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		<title>Plan Your Dog&#8217;s Training And Make It Fun</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Learning how to incorporate positive reinforcement when training your dog can be a very effective strategy. Giving treats to dogs in order to teach them new behavior is quite effective. However, you won&#8217;t always have dog treats on you when training in a more unstructured setting. Hugging or patting your dog is a good way [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Learning how to incorporate positive reinforcement when training your dog can be a very effective strategy. Giving treats to dogs in order to teach them new behavior is quite effective. However, you won&#8217;t always have dog treats on you when training in a more unstructured setting. Hugging or patting your dog is a good way to replace treats.</p>
<p>Although a harness might look comforting to your dog, they aren&#8217;t as controlling as a collar that cinches. When using a collar and harness together, only tug on the collar if necessary. This teaches the dog that he must obey you while the harness is on.</p>
<p>Big dogs will need a large bed or sleeping area. You can give your dog a bed that is sized appropriately, or consider an unconventional bed for your dog, such as a crib mattress. The latter option has its advantages. You can just rotate the sheets often by using sheets that are fitted to the mattress. Another good thing is that crib mattresses have a moisture-proof cover.</p>
<p>Try not to take your stress out on your dog by yelling at it because of your bad day or bad mood. Don&#8217;t chastise your dog for something that is out of their control.</p>
<p>Here are a few ways to make crate training more positive for your dog. If the dog doesn&#8217;t want to go inside the crate, put a rawhide bone in there and shut the door. Your dog will want to get into the crate in order to eat the treat. After they have entered the crate, be sure to give them praise so they understand that they have done a good thing.</p>
<p>Your dog should know the difference between right and wrong at all times. Your dog needs consistency from all members in a household. One family member breaking the rules for the dog can lead to your dog feeling confused when he is reprimanded. It can quickly undermine your efforts.</p>
<p>Offer only your dog&#8217;s most favored treats when rewarding exceptionally good behavior, or when he accomplishes particularly difficult feats. Cheese or hotdog pieces can be very effective because they are not something your dog usually gets.</p>
<p>Don&#8217;t use punitive methods to train your dog. If he misbehaves, correct him, but most importantly, you should try to prevent that behavior from happening to begin with. A positive relationship between you and your dog is what makes training work.</p>
<p>Try to use the same words or actions when you are training your dog. This causes a strong association between a word and an action in your dog&#8217;s mind. It is important to be consistent in your training program. By doing this, you will have a higher rate of success with training your pet.</p>
<p>If you want success in training your dog, you must make sure that your dog has a good activity level throughout his life. Dogs are not supposed to spend their lives sitting on a sofa. Dogs need to run around and do activities with their owners to be at their best. Do activities with your favorite four-legged friend, such as taking your dog running, playing fetch, or going to an agility class. Stay active and keep your dog moving so they do not feel bored.</p>
<p>Untrained dogs are not a pleasure to be around, and they can destroy your house. These tips should be helpful with teaching your dog to be a well-behaved member of your household.</p>
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