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What You Need To Know In Training Your Puppy – Part 3

February 12, 2010

After the pup has a good idea of what you want him to do, begin to ease off using tidbits every time. Do not let yourself use tidbits as a bribe. It is very easy to fall into the trap of thinking that if you give a puppy a treat he will be good. But [...]

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Teaching Your Puppy To Come And Fetch

February 11, 2010

In teaching your puppy the “Come” command, position yourself several feet away from him. Kneel or bend down, say his name and then come, at the same time you are clapping your hands. Repeat this several times if necessary to get the puppy to come to you. As the puppy begins to understand this exercise, [...]

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How To Prevent Puppy Jumping

February 11, 2010

Puppy training can be taught in many various different forms, and it is especially important to be clear on your vocal training commands.  Your little pup may become confused if told the same things that may have different meanings to you. For a great example, let’s refer to the command words “OFF” and “DOWN”.
It is [...]

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How To Teach Your New Puppy To Play-Bite Softly

February 8, 2010

One of the first dog training protocol you will want to initiate when you get a new puppy is to teach him to inhibit the force of his play-bites. It is not necessary to reprimand the pup, and certainly physical punishments are not called for. But it is essential to let your puppy know that [...]

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How To Give Your New Puppy As Much Attention Possible

February 8, 2010

Life can be busy. Between full time careers and outside obligations during off-work time, we must remember that our little puppy need as much attention as possible when we are at home with them. You should enjoy short play and training sessions hourly. If you cannot pay full attention to your puppy’s every single second, [...]

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How To Determine What Your Poodle Puppy Will Be Like As An Adult

February 8, 2010

Dog breeders and behaviorists may use what’s called “puppy tests” or “temperament tests” to predict what a Poodle will act like when it grows up. Technically, temperament testing assesses puppies for motor ability, sensory and emotional states, sociability, problem-solving ability, interaction with other dogs, and interaction with people.
Poodle puppies are tested at specific ages for [...]

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How To Train Your Puppy To Heel

February 8, 2010

What is heeling? Heeling is not the same as going for a walk. Heeling is an obedience exercise in which the dog stays close beside you, paying attention only to you and where you are going. As your puppy grows up, heeling will become the safe way for you to walk your dog through crowds [...]

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Collars & Leashes For New Puppy Training

February 7, 2010

There are many types of dog collars and leashes that you can use for helping train your new puppy.  However, while your puppy is as young as seven to ten weeks of age, we recommend that soft cotton collars be put on and off the puppy’s neck several times during the day to help the [...]

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Basic Puppy Etiquette: Continuing Mother’s Training

February 4, 2010

The term “etiquette” refers to an acceptable mode of social behavior. Unlike commands, which are executed only on order, manners color behavior at all times. Unless you and your dog still live in a cave, he will need some manners. Naturally, your pup’s mother began this phase of his education, teaching him to play gently, [...]

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Happy Feet Rosie Yorkshire Terrier Puppy

January 30, 2010

My yorkie pup Dancing in the style of Happy Feet, on request! She is not scared, her tail is wagging, she is wanted to get to me. This came about whilst training her to walk down the stairs.

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