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Excessive Barking (Part 2): Are You Supporting Your Dog’s Barking Without Even Knowing It?

Dogs that have a problem with excessive barking and constant whining are not displaying bad behavior as most dog owners unjustly assume. Instead, these dogs are just reaching out for some attention. Excessive barking is simply an issue that has to do with loneliness. In fact, loneliness is typically … [Read More...]

2 Basic Commands That Could Save Your Puppy’s Life

You may not be the type of dog owner who spends a lot of time training your pooch. It's quite alright (most dog owners do not have the time). However, there are two basic commands that could literally save your puppy's life and only takes a few minutes each day to instruct. Teaching your puppy … [Read More...]

Excessive Barking (Part 1): The Number One Reason Why Dogs Become Excessive Barkers

Dogs are not born as "problem dogs". Instead, they become problem dogs as a result of human dog owner inadequacies. The shortcomings of dog owners are to blame as the real culprit for bad behaving dogs. And although most serious canine problems tend to develop during the most critical period of a … [Read More...]

Older Dogs Need The Right Amount Of Exercise

When your dog has reached his senior years - about 7 years old for large breeds and 14 years old for small breeds - his level of energy may be lower, he may begin to settle down a bit, and he may only need less exercise. On the other hand, it really depends on the kind of dog you have. You may … [Read More...]

Your Dog’s Eyes (Part 3)

Many eye diseases in dogs can be successfully cured surgically if non-surgical treatments do not help. In the condition in which the tear glands and ducks are not producing tears, for example, a medication is put into the dog's food in the form of drops. If there is any function at all left, the … [Read More...]

Door Darting Training: Easily Train Your Dog Not To Run Through Open Doors

Teaching your dog or puppy to "wait" is an invaluable training command that will not only improve his behavior, but can also save his life. One of the most common problems that many dog owners have is preventing their pets from darting through the door at any given chance they get. As you can … [Read More...]

Bike With Your Dog The Safe and Fun Way

Most dogs love to run, and some breeds are physically bred for speed and endurance, such as the Greyhound, who can run up to 45 mph. Other dogs that are built for speed are the Afghan Hound and the Saluki. But regardless of the breed or the size of your dog, expect that he can enjoy a good jog in … [Read More...]

Your Dog’s Eyes (Part 2)

Most dog owners, if not all of them, never consider looking into their pet's eyes for signs of illness, especially dogs with hair over their eyes. There is a myth that cutting the hair away from a dog's eyes will cause blindness, but, in fact, a dog's eyes are much less likely to become diseased … [Read More...]

Dog Tricks: How To Teach Your Dog To Cross His Paws

A simple and adorable trick that you can easily teach your dog or puppy is to have her cross her paws. Many pets will do this by accident and it always puts a smile on my face when I witness this cute sitting posture. You can easily teach train your dog to lie down and look elegant with its paws … [Read More...]

Training Your Dog To Be Well-Bahaved

How can anyone not love puppies, with their milk-breath innocence, soft, baby-sweet expressions and clumsy explorations of a world completely new to them? Rare is the puppy adopter who enters into the relationship with anything less than good intentions for a lifelong commitment to the new … [Read More...]

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Dog Training Tips

Dog Training Tips

What Would It Mean To You To Have An Obedient, Well-Behaved Dog?


Your canine friend deserves the best. Why not make sure you give him/her the best possible life through the incredible gift of proper training and discipline. Imagine how proud you will feel when guests arrive at your house and tell you, "I've never seen a dog that was so well-behaved".


Have the best possible relationship with your dog by properly training your dog. The key to any great and fulfilling relationship is respect and communication. With proper dog obedience training your dog will know what is expected of them and learn to act accordingly. By understanding your dog's behavior you will better understand what your dog expects from you. This shared understanding, respect, and communication will form an amazing bond that will last a lifetime.


If you are already experienced in training dogs then you are already applying the tips and techniques in this book. If on the other hand, you are new to training your dog, then the tips in this book will serve you well.


Here is just a sampling of the useful information you will learn in this book:


Controlling Your Dog's Aggression - Learn what triggers your dog's aggressive behavior and use that knowledge to control your dog's aggression.

How To Stop Destructive Chewing - Save your sanity as well as your shoes, couch, pillows, etc. by learning how to stop your dog's destructive chewing habits.

Clicker Training Basics - Find out why clicker training is so effective and learn the basics of clicker training.

Control Your Dog's Destructive Digging - Learn why your dog digs up your yard and how to control it.

....and much more.

Puppy Training Tips

Puppy Training Tips

What Would It Mean To You To Have A Well-Trained, Well-Behaved, Happy Puppy?


The best way to have a well-trained, well-behaved dog is to start with a well-trained, well-behaved puppy.


The best possible time to start training your dog is when he/she is a puppy. If you stop and think about it for a moment, isn't it easier to create good habits in a puppy than to try to undo bad habits in a full-grown dog? By training your puppy you will create a strong foundation for a healthy, happy, lifelong relationship.


Your puppy deserves the best. Why not make sure you give him/her the best possible life through the incredible gift of proper training and discipline. Imagine how proud you will feel when guests arrive at your house and tell you, "I've never seen a puppy that was so well-behaved".


Have the best possible relationship with your puppy by properly training your puppy. The key to any great and fulfilling relationship is respect and communication. With proper puppy obedience training your puppy will learn what is expected of them and learn to act accordingly. By understanding your puppy's behavior you will better understand what your puppy expects from you. This shared understanding, respect, and communication will form an amazing bond that will last a lifetime.


If you are already experienced in training puppies then you are already applying the tips and techniques in this book. If on the other hand, you are new to training your puppy, then the tips in this book will serve you well.


Here is just a sampling of the useful puppy training information you will learn in this book:


The Importance Of Training Your Puppy - Learn the importance of training your puppy and why you should start training as soon as possible.


Potty Training Your Puppy - Learn how to effectively potty train your puppy.


How To Leash Train Your Puppy - You will learn how to leash train your puppy as well as how to select the right leash.


Important Commands That Could Save Your Puppy's Life - Learn the essential commands to keep your puppy safe and out of harm's way.


How To Correct Basic Puppy Behavior Problems - You will learn how to correct a wide variety of common puppy behavior problems such as excessive barking, digging, inappropriate chasing and mounting, nipping, and more.


....and much more.

Dog Care

Dog Care

Doesn't Your Dog Deserve a Long, Happy and Healthy Life?


Before your dog can be the lifelong companion you have always dreamed he would be it is important to prepare both yourself and him for a life of health and well-being.


It is important to understand that caring for your dog is not a one-step or one-day process. Caring for your dog is a lifelong commitment and an investment in time, money, energy, patience, and love. The time and effort you invest in properly caring for your dog will reward you both with a strong, loving, lifetime relationship…and that is priceless!


This book focuses on the basics of dog care and includes easy-to-follow, step-by-step instructions for keeping your dog both healthy and safe.


If you are already experienced in caring for dogs then you are already applying the tips and techniques in this book. If on the other hand, you are new to caring for your dog, then the valuable information in this book will serve you well.


Here is just a sampling of the useful information you will learn in this book:


Dog Health - Learn how to keep your dog healthy. Includes valuable tips on pet insurance, finding the right veterinarian, dealing with fleas and ticks, and much, much more.


Dog Food and Dog Nutrition - Are you feeding your dog food that will hurt him? Discover the good, the bad, and the ugly of dog food and nutrition.


Dog Fitness and Exercise - It should come as no surprise that exercise is good for both you and your dog. Learn some simple steps you can take to keep your dog in tip-top shape.


Dog Grooming - Learn how to keep your dog looking and feeling his very best.


Travelling With Your Dog - Want to take a fun and adventurous road trip with your dog? This section is filled with great tips on preparing for and taking the perfect road trip with your dog.


....and much more.

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Recent Dog Training Articles

  • Excessive Barking (Part 2): Are You Supporting Your Dog’s Barking Without Even Knowing It?
  • 2 Basic Commands That Could Save Your Puppy’s Life
  • Excessive Barking (Part 1): The Number One Reason Why Dogs Become Excessive Barkers
  • Older Dogs Need The Right Amount Of Exercise
  • Your Dog’s Eyes (Part 3)

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