Posts Tagged ‘dog training tips’

Control Dog Digging Problems

Friday, May 15th, 2009

Dogs love to dig. Some do it because they are bored or seeking attention. Some try to find shelter or a place to bury food. For some dogs, freshly turned dirt is simply irresistible. One way to control your dog’s digging problem is to bury balloons or some chicken wire in the area he likes [...]

Introducing The Leash To Your Dog

Wednesday, May 13th, 2009

A leash is not just a training tool. It can protect your dog from injuring himself as well as others. If you let him roam around the neighborhood without a leash, he could ingest toxins from the dumpster and bring home a host of health problems. He might dig through soil and trample flower beds [...]

How to Puppy Proof Your Home

Tuesday, May 5th, 2009

Before you bring your new puppy home, you have to safeguard your possessions against the imminent damage he could cause. Put away expensive breakables and other items which your puppy might find interesting. Dangling drawstrings from indoor blinds or curtains are very attractive playthings, so keep them tied and well out of reach. Trash bins [...]

The Benefits of Puppy Crate Training

Monday, May 4th, 2009

Crate training helps establish good habits in your puppy and prevent common behavioral problems that may develop as a dog grows. Crate-trained puppies are less likely to get into trouble, so there is less need to discipline them.

How to Cure Excessive Barking

Friday, May 1st, 2009

There are three common reasons why dogs bark incessantly. Your pet may be bored, anxious, or overly sensitive to sounds. Playtime usually prevents boredom, so keep your dog occupied with toys that could feed his curiosity. Your dog could use a change of scenery and a good dose of exercise. Hire someone to walk him [...]

Housetrain Your Puppy Using Paper

Thursday, April 30th, 2009

Whether you’re using a litter box or paper, the most important thing in housetraining your puppy is consistency. Use one method and stick to it.