Listen TO Your Dogs
Learn to listen to your dogs because if they are feelling uncomfortable meeting other dogs,animas or persons then don't insist them to response because forcing them to react can bring trouble in bad way.
- Be Generous with your affection
Most people don't have a problem being very clear about when they are unhappy with their dogs, but, they often ignore the good stuff. Big mistake!.................................................even okay to be a little over the top.
 By Drew Webster
Ask any trainer how they teach classes, and they will give you some well put together statement about how to provide instruction, "Say it, show it, do it" might be my response. They will skillfully show you how to get your
dog motivated and set up for success as they model careful techniques based on movement and well-crafted exercises to teach your dog a new skill.
Combined with positive reinforcement the dog will learn the exercise and ultimately begin to predict the desired behavior.
|  By Ue Sternberg
The key to training your dog to eliminate outside (where you want him to) is to prevent accidents, and to reward success. Adult dogs have better bladder and bowel control, and can "hold it"
for a longer period of time than puppies. The rule of thumb with puppies is to take their age in months, add one, and that's the number of hours the puppy can "hold it" during the day
(i.e. A four-month-old puppy can be expected to be clean for up to five hours during the day).
|  By Sue Sternberg
Do you recommend crate training adolescent dogs to some of your adopters? If you are going to recommend crate training for your dogs when they are adopted, crate train them while they are at the shelter.
This approach is easier on the dog: the dog is not completely bonded to one person at the shelter and so experiences less separation distress when crated. Crate training at the shelter also helps the adopter who may be reluctant to use a crate .........................
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|  By Eric Gillaspy
Does your dog dive for food on the floor, especially when someone drops it? This can be extremely dangerous if the food is poisonous or harmful to them.
I use "leave It" as an emergency word to get the pup to focus on me and forget about what they were focusing on.
Really, it just means to look at me.
There are a lot of things in our human world that can be dangerous to dogs. "Leave it" is one way that we can keep our dogs safe from things that may be dangerous.
The best time to practice is not when you actually
need your dog to "leave it".
|  By Drew Webster
Nuisance barking can be a big problem for owners. No one wants to be the neighbor with the crazy barking dog. If you want to improve your dog's behavior you first have to understand it.
Dogs have different barks for different behaviors. Dogs will bark to alert, for attention or out offrustration and many will bark or howl when left alone.
Barking is very hard for pet parents to work through because a ....................
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