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Keeping Positive
A very brief look at clicker training and some of the success that I have had with it.
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Housebreaking Your Puppy
Dogs have a natural tendency to keep their living area clean. Owners can accelerate the housebreaking process by following a few, simple steps.
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"Watch While My Fingers Never Leave My Hands..."
May 20-26 is National Dog Bite Prevention Week.
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All About Rescue, FAQs
Have you wondered about Dog Rescue? Do you have questions? Here you'll find the answers to the most FAQs, (Frequently Asked Questions).
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And Doggy Makes Three - Or Four Or Five...
Adding another dog to your household can be rewarding and enjoyable - if done properly.
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Answering The Most Difficult Questions
Rescuer are often asked for advice or help in difficult situations. This was one of those occassions. Aggression...
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Any Dog, Any Trick? (Part 1)
They say you can't teach an old dog new tricks. They're soooo wrong. Problem is, you have to find out WHICH trick and HOW your dog will learn it.
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Any Dog, Any Trick? (Part 2)
There's more to teaching your dog a trick than simple mechanics. Sometimes training the owner is harder than training the dog.
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Any Dog, Any Trick? (Part 3)
Did you know there's literally a "magic wand" that you can use to train your dog?
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Bringing Home a New Puppy
Puppies are so cute but it does pay to know what you'll need to do in advance of ever bringing your cute little furball home
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Bringing Home A Puppy
Things to consider, once you choose to get a dog as a pet.
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BUSTED! A Drug Dog's Sense of Humor
Chance, wherever you are, I forgive you.
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Choosing the Right Breed
It's great when we see those cute puppies or amazing dogs in the movies and on TV but those dogs are highly trained or it's Hollywood magic...
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Clicker Training Your Pet
Clicker training encourages positive pet behavior through positive reinforcement. You'll be impressed at how happy your pet is to perform for you!
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COME ! The Importance of a Reliable Call
Coming when called under any circumstance can save your dog's life.
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Decisions, Decisions, Decisions
What kind of collar is best suited for your dog?
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Destructive Chewing
Chewing is a destructive problem that can be solved using a few techniques.
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Doesn't Make "Cents"
Before you plunk down money for that puppy in the window, be prepared for a life-long commitment.
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Dog Obedience Training
Teaching dogs good manners requires consistence, positive reinforcement and patience.
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Dog Training: Does It Work?
There are problems with some dogs, just as there are problems with some children. But people don't need to get rid of these dogs, anymore than a person needs to get rid of their child. Dogs are like family members in many cases. This article explores the option of dog training.
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Effective Training
Ahrran and Guinny share the secrets of their effective training techniques.
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Forget the "W's," it's the "P's" That Matter
No matter what method you use to train your dog, there's certain things you have to always keep in mind.
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Fuzzy Logic
Why dogs are way better than computers.
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Getting to Know Your Dog
Dogs can't speak, but they can talk. A few communication basics are key for establishing a good relationship with your dog.
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Good Bark, Bad Bark!
Is your dog's barking driving you nuts? Find out how this Rescuer handles the problem of barking dogs, (and perhaps why you should not ignore a barking dog).
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Happy New Year
Always keep your mind open when making decisions about training options for your dog.
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Help! I Can't Get My Dog to Take His Medicine!
If you've ever tried to wrestle meds into your dog, or found pills you thought your dog had swallowed hours earlier---this article is for you!
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I LOVE YOU, DUSTER
It broke my heart to see her. A little rag-a-mop mutt of a dog sat huddled in fear against the back wall of the shelter. Would she ever welcome my touch? Would she ever come to know peace?
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Not Just a Laughing Matter
Consistency in training is key for successful management of your dog's behavior.
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Parlez-vous Doglish?
You don't need a translator to teach your dog your language.
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Patience Pays
Training your dog does not have to happen on a timetable.
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Paws to Read--Psychological Dog Training
A book review of Psychological Dog Training by C.W. Meisterfeld
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Rehabilitating Shy Dogs
If you have a shy dog or you're thinking of adopting a shy dog, there are ways to rehabilitate them. Patience and a few tips can help.
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Sit, Stay, Quiet - and That Goes for the Dog, Too
Don't pass off your problem dog on someone else - fix the problem.
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The Continuing Adventures of Fostering Rescued Dogs
Fostering Rescued dogs, getting them ready for their new homes, can be an adventure. You've got to have a sense of humor!
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Timing Is Everything
Sometimes, we have to remember that dogs don't speak our language.
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What a Difference Time Can Make....Or Not.
Bubbles the bulldog could try the patience of Job.
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Why Dogs Bark
Dogs bark, and that's a fact. Even a Baseji makes vocalizations. What is a dog communicating with its bark, and what can you do when the barking is excessive?
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Winter Sports
Olympic mania strikes the household of a couple of dog-lovers.
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Canine Intelligence Test
Intelligence is a subjective concept but try these fun exercises to see how your dog's brain measures up.
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Seeking Expert Help
Training is an important part of a dog-human relationship. Learn why to choose a professional trainer, and how to find a good one.
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The Puppy-for-Christmas Conundrum
Puppies are not good Christmas gifts, but creative alternatives exist for those patient and willing enough to learn about responsible dog ownership. It's worth it.
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About Chihuahuas
Chihuahuas tend to have a 'big dog' personality in a tiny package and some have earned the reputation of being yappy and snappy but early socialization and training can m
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Carting with Your Mixed Breed Dog
Are you looking for a fun activity to try with your mixed breed dog? Try carting. There are several different ways to participate in this fun sport with your dog.
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Crating Your Dog
Dog crates are a good thing. But, as with anything, too much of a good thing can be bad. The question is: how much is too much?
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Dog trick training: "Shake"
Explains in detail how to train a dog to perform the command, "shake." Step-by-step instructions, troubleshooting, and advice.
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Foundation for Easy Puppy Training
Socialization and positive interaction in the early formative months are important in raising a confident dog who is enjoyable as a pet and easy to train.
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Hearing Dogs
How dogs can be trained to help deaf people
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Identifying Mixed Breed Dogs
Identifying your mixed breed dog's heritage is not easy but may be helpful in training, grooming, and health matters.
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Leaving Home Without Nina
One of the blessings we can be thankful for, this holiday, is our pets. But sometimes their destructive behavior can make them almost impossible to live with and the pet ends up homeless. And then sometimes...well, I'll just let you read this inspirational story for yourself.
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