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		<title>Dog Training: How to Eliminate Unwanted Behaviors</title>
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Dog Training: How to Eliminate Unwanted Behaviors
Some people train their dogs to develop their skills, others for the sheer fun it could give, but for most people they train to discipline their pets. Dogs, even when highly domesticated, could show a lot of their instincts and natural tendencies. These are they nature. However, to adapt [...]]]></description>
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<p>Dog Training: How to Eliminate Unwanted Behaviors</p>
<p>Some people train their dogs to develop their skills, others for the sheer fun it could give, but for most people they train to discipline their pets. Dogs, even when highly domesticated, could show a lot of their instincts and natural tendencies. These are they nature. However, to adapt them to the human needs some of their instincts need to be repressed and tailored.</p>
<p>There are several common behavior problems that most people just can&#8217;t tolerate. Here are some suggestions to solve a number of problems usually encountered by dog owners.</p>
<p><strong>I. Undesirable Barking</strong></p>
<p>Barking is the main medium of communication for dogs. However, some dogs tend to bark excessively in which case the owner can do the following actions:</p>
<p>a) If he is barking don’t say no. Dogs just can&#8217;t understand our language and saying &#8220;no&#8221; repetitively to a dog could excite him and give him the impression that you too are barking.</p>
<p>b) Practice consistency. Use only one command when you want him to stop barking. </p>
<p>c) Don’t get mad at him, be patient enough to drive him to the behavior you want to modify.</p>
<p>d) Reward him whenever he picks up your command. Don’t let a good behavior pass and reward it accordingly.</p>
<p><strong>II. Chewing Behavior</strong></p>
<p>Puppies are natural chewers, they use chewing for practicing their jaws and mouths. However they could chew for a number of reasons: they may feel bored, they are teething, they just want to play around, or they are curious about something. Like children, they use their mouths to find a great deal of information about their environment.</p>
<p>To eliminate excessive chewing you can do the following:</p>
<p>a) Put him in a crate where he could not have access to items in the house which could be chewed. </p>
<p>b) If you don’t want to confine him in a crate, be ready to supervise all his movements closely. You do not want to find a tear on your sofa because your puppy loved chewing the upholstery.</p>
<p>c) The puppy does not know the difference between an old shoe and a new shoe so instead of giving him shoes; give him other items that can be chewed. Toys, but not plush toys, may be good alternatives.</p>
<p>d) Buy for him chew toys. Chewing tendencies could never be satisfied if the puppy doesn&#8217;t get to chew something. If you don’t want him to chump on your furniture, it is best to invest on chew toys.</p>
<p>e) Give your puppy a good amount of exercise. Chewing could also be a result of too much energy in the body. If you could exhaust him a bit, his chewing behavior might be lessened.</p>
<p><strong>III. Unwanted Digging</strong></p>
<p>Another primal instinct, digging could be due to boredom, want for escape, need to find a cooler place to rest, to hide something like a bone or to make a den. While dogs used digging for many valuable reasons, many people find it destructive. Here are some solutions to avoid undesirable digging behavior:</p>
<p>a) Allow a specific area for him to dig. This way, you would prevent any occurrences of digging in inappropriate places. To condition him to dig the specific area alone, you should try to make it a rewarding experience and punish him whenever he looks for other places to dig.</p>
<p>b) You could also try deterring him from digging inappropriate places by putting small amounts of diluted ammonia or pepper in the area.</p>
<p>Unwanted dog behaviors could be tapered according to your wants through proper dog training but be sure to employ only the best training procedures.</p>
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		<title>Training Made Easy With Dog Training Aids</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 04 May 2008 17:28:19 +0000</pubDate>
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Training Made Easy With Dog Training Aids
Wouldn&#8217;t it be wonderful if all dogs are trained? There&#8217;ll be no chewed off furniture, no scratches on the walls, no dog poop on the carpet. The problem is, hiring a dog trainer can be rather expensive. And hiring one is not a fool proof guarantee that your dog [...]]]></description>
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<p>Training Made Easy With Dog Training Aids</p>
<p>Wouldn&#8217;t it be wonderful if all dogs are trained? There&#8217;ll be no chewed off furniture, no scratches on the walls, no dog poop on the carpet. The problem is, hiring a dog trainer can be rather expensive. And hiring one is not a fool proof guarantee that your dog will &#8220;learn&#8221; what was taught to him.</p>
<p>What most dog owners do nowadays is to do the training themselves. And this is where dog training aids prove to be useful.</p>
<p>One of the most common tools is the dog lead or leash. These are made up of different materials like leather, cotton web, nylon and chain. Experts advise the use of leather leashes because of its durability and ease in use.</p>
<p>It doesn&#8217;t cut or burn the skin and is comfortable to use. Aside from these, it is lightweight and does not produce much noise unlike chain. Leather leashes may come in different styles and designs. It is sold in various lengths as well, the most common of which is 6 feet. </p>
<p>Together with the leash is the collar. This may tighten or loosen, depending on the dog&#8217;s movement. Slip or choke, collars are usually made of leather, and come in a variety of designs like rolled, field and braided. In choosing a collar, make sure that it fits the dog well. It must not be too tight or too loose.</p>
<p>Instead of a leash, you may also use a 15-foot line. This is used to control the dog from a distance.<br />
Other aids include bait bags and pouches. These are used to make it easy for you to hand out motivators like treats and food while training.</p>
<p>After some training time, your dog may show some signs of improvement. At this stage, use of the leash may not be required anymore. This is when some dog trainers use leather pull tabs and shark lines. This is also used in cases where the dog needs to undergo agility training. The dog may feel that he is off-leash, but you are still able to control and correct him by giving the tool a slight pull.</p>
<p>Another aid used in training dogs for specific jobs is the whistle. Because the sound can reach far distances, this aid is ideal if training is done in large spaces such as farms and forest areas and in noisy areas. </p>
<p>This aid is usually used when training dogs for hunting or gathering herd. Scent bands and dummies are also used together with the whistle. Dummies such as grouse, quail and pheasant wings are used to hold the scents. The scents make the dummies smell like real fowl.</p>
<p>Other aids include halters, harnesses, bells, clickers, pads and ring gates. With advances of technology, there are also new electronic aids available. Among these are electronic collars and invisible fences. While these tools may seem complicated, with enough information they make great training aids.</p>
<p>Training the dog yourself has its own rewards. With the proper orientation on how training is done and the proper dog training aids, your dog can sit, stay and roll at your call. You need to allot some time and space for training.</p>
<p>It may be difficult, but the bond that training creates between you and your dog is one of the most important benefits that training does.</p>
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		<title>Rules in Dog Training</title>
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Rules in Dog Training
A dog owner should set his mind in the right frame if he wants to train his dog. This would prevent him from violating any dog rules, an act that could really detriment the dog&#8217;s interest on learning.
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<p>Rules in Dog Training</p>
<p>A dog owner should set his mind in the right frame if he wants to train his dog. This would prevent him from violating any dog rules, an act that could really detriment the dog&#8217;s interest on learning.</p>
<p>Following the rules of training will also prevent the owner from doing the things that could harm his relationship with the dog. There are certain rules in training that must be followed including the following:</p>
<p><strong>Rewards and punishments</strong></p>
<p>Many owners are anxious to let their dogs hear a string of praises or be rewarded with several cookies instead of one whenever a command is accomplished. On the other hand, a lot of owners give too many punishments on a single wrong thing that the dog did instead of punishing him just once. Both could adversely affect the training of the dog. </p>
<p>Never over do the rewarding or punishing of the dog&#8217;s behavior. If you are using praises as reward, do not over praise the dog. Single &#8220;good boy&#8221; praise will do to recognize that you are in favor of what the dog has done. This should be said immediately after the command is accomplished. </p>
<p>In the same way, a single pulling of the check cord will be enough if the dog did not follow your command. This would send him the signal that something is wrong. </p>
<p>Overdosing the dog with either rewards or punishments will distract him from learning. He would only remember the praises or the punishments and not the thing he did or he did not do. </p>
<p><strong>Stay focused</strong></p>
<p>Incompletion of a task usually leads to confusion. Ensure to it that every time you give the dog a command, both of you will follow through it. Refrain from being distracted every time you give a command. </p>
<p>Say you are asking your dog to sit. Once you give this command, be sure that both of you will see the end of it. Do not tug on the collar of your dog and stop halfway and be distracted. Always finish one command first then move on to the next.</p>
<p>The dog should sit completely and not just bend his rear legs. If you do not make this happen, the dog will think that next time you give the command it would be okay for him not to complete the task or to ignore it completely. Always stay focused, this way, you would eliminate the possibility of confusion and maximize the obedience to a command.</p>
<p><strong>Never lose your patience</strong></p>
<p>Often when trainers don’t get the results they want, they get impatient with the dog. Then they do something really stupid that could spoil the training.</p>
<p>Training should be an enjoyable experience for you and your dog. If it starts to make you lose your temper and your dog a lot more disobedient, you should try to assess your pitfalls. </p>
<p><strong>End with a positive note</strong></p>
<p>For every training session, make it a point that the training will end with a positive praise. This would make the dog look forward to the next training since the last session fulfilled her need to please you. Also, ensure to it that the last command was accomplished correctly so that the dog is oriented properly to following commands.</p>
<p>Dog training is really a difficult business. If you are not prepared for it, you could get help from dog training classes and instructors. </p>
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		<title>Roy Jones Dog Shows</title>
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<p><strong>Roy Jones Dog Shows</strong><br />
<br />Roy Jones dog shows offers a full online list of all the current dog shows that you may like to attend.</p>
<p>With the increasing popularity of dog shows across the country there are many different promoters such as Roy Jones dog shows that are offering services for those people who want their dogs to start participating in dog shows.</p>
<p>For people who are new to showing their dogs Roy Jones dog shows offer comprehensive information and advice to make the whole process a lot easier and ensure that you get more enjoyment out of your participation.</p>
<p>Roy Jones dog shows is regarded as one of the best in the business and you certainly can&#8217;t go wrong by using the Roy Jones dog shows advice and information.</p>
<p>Roy Jones dog shows has a website on the Internet where you can find all the current show information and any other resources that you need to enter your dog in a show.</p>
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		<pubDate>Sat, 11 Aug 2007 07:21:10 +0000</pubDate>
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<p><strong>Electronic Dog Fence</strong><br />
<br />An electronic dog fence is an excellent way to contain your dog within your property.</p>
<p>The way that the electronic dog fence works is by having a concealed wire around the perimeter of your property. Your dog will have a collar that will pick up the signal that is transmitted from this concealed wire and when this happens it will produce a warning sound that will train the dog not to go beyond that area.</p>
<p>The electronic dog fence is a fast way of training your dog where its boundaries are and in doing so keeping it safe by stopping it from wandering about the neighborhood.</p>
<p>While the electronic dog fence won&#8217;t keep other dogs out of your property it will stop your dog from wandering.</p>
<p>An electronic dog fence is a cost-effective way of pet containment and is also an excellent way of maintaining the look of your property without the need for wire boundary fences.</p>
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<p><strong>Largest Dog in the World</strong><br />
<br />The largest dog in the world is a huge English mastiff that weighs in at 284 pounds.</p>
<p>The dog named Hercules who currently holds this record of the largest dog in the world is not the biggest dog recorded in history as that dog, another English mastiff, weighed in at over 340 pounds which is considerably bigger than the largest dog in the world this year.</p>
<p>It seems that the English mastiff always holds the record for the largest dog in the world and this dog in particular has held the record for many years.</p>
<p>There was a hoax in recent years when somebody digitally changed a photograph and claimed that it was a genuine picture of the largest dog in the world but the English mastiff that holds this record as the largest dog in the world is not as tall as the picture suggested.</p>
<p>On the other hand the tallest dog in the world stretches to 7 feet tall when standing on its hind legs and that particular dog is a Great Dane.</p>
<p>Apparently there is only one gene that is responsible for the difference in size between small dogs and the largest dog in the world.</p>
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		<title>Nutro Dog Food</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 09 Aug 2007 15:50:37 +0000</pubDate>
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<p><strong>Nutro Dog Food</strong><br />
<br />Nutro dog food was yet another of the dog foods that have been recalled by the authorities because of concerns with their ingredients.</p>
<p>Nutro dog food is sold in many countries throughout the world and was regarded as a premium grade dog food with a good reputation of good quality food and nutrition but this was certainly not helped by the recent recall of dog food along with many other products by other dog food manufacturers.</p>
<p>The problem with recalls of pet foods has been widespread in the industry and like many others Nutro dog food has been affected.</p>
<p>This will certainly damage the reputation of Nutro dog food which is unfortunate for them because so many people have been happy with their products throughout the world.</p>
<p>Whether or not Nutro dog food has been responsible for any deaths is unclear but it is certainly not worth risking the health of your dog until it can be determined whether the particular types of Nutro dog food are safe or not.</p>
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<p><strong>Dog Houses</strong><br />
<br />Dog houses can be a place of refuge and security for your dog provided they are trained to accept them as puppies.</p>
<p>With the correct training dogs love their dog houses because they are their own space that they know they can go to whenever they please and that gives them a sense of security that they wouldn&#8217;t otherwise have if it wasn&#8217;t for dog houses.</p>
<p>It is particularly important when there is more than one dog in that household to have dog houses and to train them to know which of the dog houses is theirs and which one is out of bounds.</p>
<p>This will stop any form of aggravation between the dogs and ensure a happier household.</p>
<p>Dog houses also allow for better living conditions if the dog has to live outside the majority of its life and gives the dog a place to go during the daily while you are at work.</p>
<p>Dog houses should be placed on the property in locations that are suitable for the best living environment for the dog.</p>
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		<title>Boxer Dog</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 08 Aug 2007 00:20:03 +0000</pubDate>
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<p><strong>Boxer Dog</strong><br />
<br />The boxer dog has many characteristics that make it an ideal family dog.<br />Amongst those characteristics are a great devotion to its owner, its cleanliness and intelligence, and its ability to be trusted around children.</p>
<p>It&#8217;s no wonder that the boxer dog is one of the most popular dogs in America and has been for many years.</p>
<p>Because the boxer dog can be quite headstrong it is essential for the new owner to take the time to train it sufficiently to ensure a good quality of life for both the owner and the boxer dog.</p>
<p>While the boxer dog is a strong dog with a powerful jaw it is also a very placid dog with members of the family however it can become overprotective when strangers are around although generally this is never a reason to feel concerned.</p>
<p>They do however make excellent guard dogs due to this particular characteristic.</p>
<p>They are prone to several health problems and it is always wise to check the breeder of the boxer dog to ensure that the one you are getting has the best chance of retaining good health.</p>
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		<title>Hunting Dogs</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 07 Aug 2007 04:34:47 +0000</pubDate>
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<p><strong>Hunting Dogs</strong><br />
<br />It will surprise many people to know that there are over 85 different types of hunting dogs.</p>
<p>Most people generally know of only a half a dozen or so hunting dogs that are the most popular choice of hunters and they are unaware of the wide variety of different breeds that are specifically bred for hunting throughout the world.</p>
<p>Various different countries have their own preference for hunting dogs and many of these hunting dogs are chosen based on the type of hunting where they will be needed the most.</p>
<p>Some hunting dogs will only be required to retrieve game that has been shot by the hunter whereas other hunting dogs will be required to help track down and contain the animal that the hunter is chasing.</p>
<p>Three of the main types of hunting dogs are gun dogs, hounds and terriers and these are the most popular types of dogs used by hunters and the ones that most people associate with hunting dogs.</p>
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