Archive for October, 2009

Stopping Puppies Chewing

Training a puppy can be quite hard work, but the rewards are worth it in the end. There are many things that a puppy needs to be taught as it progresses into adulthood. One of these is that your puppy needs to learn not to chew things that are not his. These are some tips for Stopping Puppies Chewing.

If you are trying to train your puppy to stop it from chewing you should start by buying it some chew toys. You need to teach the dog that these are the only things they can chew. Read the rest of this entry »

Dog Agility Training With A Nervous Dog

Is your dog nervous when he is around other dogs or people? Dog agility training is useful in providing both the environment and the necessary structure in order to help with building confidence in your dog. If your dog is timid it may take a while for him to venture away from you, but agility classes are a great place for people to learn the best way to train their dogs. Read the rest of this entry »

Dog Training Equipment

When you own a dog you need to take on the responsibility of training him or her.  Many people seem happy to try and train their dog, but do not know what type of dog training equipment is needed to train properly.

Just like humans, no two dogs will respond to training in exactly the same way.  So don’t worry about trying more than one method if one is not working for your dog.

Regardless of which method of dog training you use, you will need certain basic dog training equipment to do the job well – this will apply whether you are training your dog at home, or joining a puppy training class.
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Dog obedience book; a product review and buyer’s guide!

Purchasing a dog obedience book is a very popular way to gain insight into a dog’s behavior and personality. The following are three of the most popular dog obedience books and what they have to offer.

The Art of Raising a Puppy by the Monks of New Skete

The monks of New Skete have been involved in raising and breeding dogs for more than 20 years at their New York monastery. They released their first dog obedience book in 1978 to world acclaim. They have been offering readers an in-depth explanation of dog behavior, training and the ancient bond between man and dog ever since. In the book   The Art of Raising a Puppy - details here – they concentrate on the first few months of a dog’s life and how to gently assert dominance over your new found companion.  Read the rest of this entry »

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