By the dog guy + July 22nd, 2010
You should approach teaching a new command/trick or behavior by realizing that a dog is not human, tough I know, therefor the same principals that apply to human learning simply don’t hold any water when it comes to dogs …
By the dog guy + June 17th, 2010
Owning a golden retriever puppy, especially for first time dog owners, is both a very good and very bad thing. Good because a golden retriever puppy is a great dog to own for both first time and veter…
By the dog guy + May 27th, 2010
Not only am I a writer for the Denver Dog Training Examiner, I am also a local trainer. Recently, I have been noticing an increase in what I like to call Impulsive Dog Training. Impulsive Dog Training means; a person with good intentions to do the …
By the dog guy + April 23rd, 2010
Not all aggression in dogs is manifested by an outright attack or bite. A dog that barks incessantly is also displaying aggression, as is a dog who insists on constantly tugging on the leash during walks.
By the dog guy + February 28th, 2010
Proper dog training is essential to the health and well-being of all dogs. Recently, Dr. Ian Dunbar published an article, Science-based dog training (with feeling) , in which he discusses the future of dog training and what he feels are the …
By the dog guy + January 31st, 2010
Dog training may seem cruel if your little pup dog is chewing because he is teething. However, giving him frozen rawhide bones is a wonderful way to begin breaking this habit.
By the dog guy + January 3rd, 2010
Many people still believe there is a time limit on when you can train your dog. Some believe you can’t start training them until they are mature, for some behaviors this is true. While others believe you can’t train past a certain age, which is completely false. Training starts immediately.
By the dog guy + December 27th, 2009
We are all aware that there are certain behavior patterns pet owners will not tolerate from their dog. Activities such as eating your newspaper in the morning and your show for lunch can be categorize…
By the dog guy + December 6th, 2009
If you own a Collie you will know that they make excellent pets because they are very gentle, devoted, social, highly intelligent and obedient. Collies love children because of their playful temperament and love to play games such as hide and seek and tug of war.
By the dog guy + November 2nd, 2009
Training your dog may seem like a daunting task, but it doesn’t have to be. According to Mark Siebel, owner, Doggie Steps Dog Training , you can start with 5 easy training tips that every dog owner should know. Siebel says every dog naturally has a …
By the dog guy + October 31st, 2009
Petty mistakes are often the reason why dog training fails. Learn what are these mistakes to avoid…
By the dog guy + October 21st, 2009
Training your dog to come when called will save you a lot of frustration and may save their life. It is one of the basic training commands, along with sit, down and stay, that all dogs, no matter what their age or past history should, and can, be taught.
By the dog guy + October 11th, 2009
Each year dogs are seriously injured or killed after getting into dangerous situations. Training your dog to stay on command could one day save their life.
By the dog guy + October 2nd, 2009
First time dog owners may find it difficult to train a jack russell terrier. Here are some ideas to jumpstart your jack russell training…
By the dog guy + August 24th, 2009
Dog lovers like you are surely facing the challenge of training a dog. When you go online or read books, you’ll find lots of principles on how to train a dog; but there are practices that are consider…
By the dog guy + August 4th, 2009
The recent snatching of a newborn baby from his crib by the family dog has brought the problem of dogs and small children into the forefront of conversation. Animals …
By the dog guy + July 21st, 2009
Dog lovers’ hearts melt at the sight of a rambunctious puppy jumping to lick their hands, barking in excitement or gnawing on a stray slipper or shoe. But dog trainers say such behavior isn’t cute. They say dog owners who condone the behavior are …
By the dog guy + June 30th, 2009
For as far back as we have records of civilized peoples, dogs have been given a privileged relationship with human beings. The training that dogs were given in this era of history was more a partnersh…
By the dog guy + June 23rd, 2009
Whatever the role and responsibilities of your new dog, whether it is to become a guard or watch dog, or just a simple household pet, all dogs can benefit from obedience training. Training is important because it teaches your pet its value and place within the home and should begin as early as possible. It [...]
By the dog guy + June 13th, 2009
Your children want to have a cute and furry little companion, and they ask you for a puppy. Immediately, the first thought that comes into your mind is, “Who will take care of the puppy” then, “What will we do with the puppy while we are not home?” Well, understanding crate training puppies will teach [...]
By the dog guy + June 9th, 2009
A career in dog training can be tremendously rewarding for you if you love working with dogs. Discover how you can become a professional dog trainer and make your dream come true.
By the dog guy + May 28th, 2009
training your Labrador Retriever in general obedience is essential to the enjoyment of your new family member. Labs are eager to learn and have a desire to please. They are intelligent and learn qui…
By the dog guy + May 16th, 2009
This would be lonely for most of us if we lost our favorite canine companions. Fortunately, almost every household in the US has had at least one dog.
Dogs are animals that need special care and …
By the dog guy + May 12th, 2009
Goal of this article to show you that dog training is not a rocket science, but it is 100% common sense game.
By the dog guy + April 26th, 2009
Boxers are the perfect family dogs. They are the right mix of playfulness, fun and friendliness while at the same time being very loyal and protective of their masters. A boxers’ character is of immense importance to its owner. There are immensely faithful and will always stand by and protect their owners.
By the dog guy + April 22nd, 2009
training puppies to not bite may seem like an impossible task but if you stick with one of the various methods then you will find that biting puppies can be controlled. A lot of the training is down t…
By the dog guy + April 18th, 2009
Dogs are renowned for their loyalty, obedience, and ability to learn new things simply by observing. One of the great aspects of having a dog as a pet is being able to teach it verbal commands.
By the dog guy + April 14th, 2009
Pugs are stubborn little dogs. Trying to housetrain a pug can become a daunting task if not approached in the right way. There are several things you can do to start housetraining your pug.
If your…
By the dog guy + April 6th, 2009
Human beings are not the only species that can suffer from allergies. Dogs can also have allergic reactions to objects in the home, chemicals and pollutants in the air, dog food, and their own hair an…
By the dog guy + April 5th, 2009
If you are lucky enough to get a 7-week-old puppy, there’s no excuse for any bad habits to develop over his lifetime. Puppies learn Straight away when they are that young, and if you use the right coa…