Key Takeaways to Keep Your Dog off the Couch Establish the policy early on – Implementing boundaries when your dog is young helps them understand acceptable behavior, reducing the likelihood of them using furniture inappropriately. Maintain consistency – Consistent reinforcement of rules is crucial. All household members should make sure to follow the established boundaries… Read More
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Dog Walking Training at a Glance Reward good leash behavior – Consistently rewarding your dog with treats, praise, or a favorite toy when they walk correctly while leashed will reinforce positive behavior and encourage them to continue walking in a good manner. Practice in controlled environments – Starting training sessions in a calm, controlled environment… Read More
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A Brief Overview of Basic Dog Commands Core commands – Teaching your dog the commands “sit,” “stay,” and “come” are fundamental. They promote control, ensure safety, and guarantee your pup will return if called. Easiest commands to teach – Commands such as “down,” “paw,” “heel,” “no,” “leave it,” “drop it,” “fetch,” “sit pretty,” and “high… Read More
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Key Takeaways for Our Post Dog training books are valuable resources for owners seeking to improve their dog’s behavior, communication, and skills, with options tailored to general training, puppies, families with children, and understanding canine psychology. Top recommended titles include classics like “Don’t Shoot the Dog!” by Karen Pryor, “The Power of Positive Dog Training”… Read More
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Loose-Leash Dog Walking Key Highlights Begin training in a distraction-free environment – Start loose-leash training indoors or in a quiet area to minimize distractions and help your dog focus. You can start introducing distractions inside the home to help train them as well. Once they get used to the idea, they will be ready for… Read More
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A Quick Breakdown of Cat-Approved Human Foods Cooked lean meats such as chicken, beef, turkey, liver, and lamb are safe for cats, as well as properly cooked fish without the bones. Both can be a healthy option for your cat. While not all cats enjoy vegetables, some safe vegetable options like cucumbers, steamed broccoli, carrots,… Read More
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Key Takeaways: Exercising Before Dog Training It enhances focus – A brief period of physical activity, such as a brisk walk or game of fetch, helps release excess energy and anxiety, making your dog calmer and more focused during training. Be sure to avoid overexertion – Over-exercising your dog before training can lead to fatigue,… Read More
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There’s nothing better than including your furry friend in your favorite activities. While not all public places welcome pets, the great outdoors is available to all and offers the perfect environments for both of you. By training your dog to run with you, you can soak in the beauty of nature while staying active together…. Read More
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Are you a pet owner who has to contend with your dog snoring? A snoring dog can be a common occurrence, but it can also give insight into your dog’s health. Read on to learn more about why it’s happening and how you can minimize dog snoring so your pet can sleep quietly and peacefully…. Read More
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Get Quick Insights About This Post Dogs with sensitive stomachs—whether due to breed or recent changes—require careful treat selection, focusing on limited, hypoallergenic, or grain-free ingredients like chicken, pumpkin, and sweet potatoes. Recommended treat brands for sensitive stomachs include Purina DentaLife Plus Digestive Support, PureBites Digestion Freeze-Dried Treats, Onward Hound Belly Benefits, Whole Life Pet,… Read More
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