"Put Your Commands On A Diet"

Written by John R. Falk


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"Here," of course, isrepparttar terse call in order that tellsrepparttar 125754 pup to come to you. It is obviously more concise and effectual than "Come on in to me, now" or "Get in here, right now" and helps to avoid confusion. "Sit" and/or "Stay" arerepparttar 125755 crisp directives that set up bothrepparttar 125756 owner's authority and grabrepparttar 125757 pup's attention. Actually,repparttar 125758 “Sit” command should also mean forrepparttar 125759 dog to “Stay,” until released with “OK,” or “Alright.” "Kennel," is a short, business-like order that encompasses a variety of meanings and eliminatesrepparttar 125760 need for additional commands. Forrepparttar 125761 dog it means “Get inrepparttar 125762 house,” "Get in your bed," "Get in your kennel run," "Get in your doghouse," "Get inrepparttar 125763 car," or "Get inrepparttar 125764 crate inrepparttar 125765 car," depending onrepparttar 125766 circumstances ofrepparttar 125767 moment. Obviously, such single-word commands are much more effective and time-saving than all ofrepparttar 125768 above-mentioned separate ones Thus, his vocabulary has been slimmed, but not his understanding of, or obedience to, your various orders.

His later training will expand his vocabulary withrepparttar 125769 new directives of "Heel," "Wait" and "Down." Since you've used "No" to stop your dog's various unwanted acts, such as jumping up on people,repparttar 125770 word "Down" can now specify only one thing torepparttar 125771 dog: lie down. Eventually, he can be taught still more commands, such as “Off,” to tell to get offrepparttar 125772 furniture or your bed. Always keep in mind that these should be selected onrepparttar 125773 basis of crispness, simplicity and whenever possible, pertinence to a variety of situations.

The use ofrepparttar 125774 fewest and shortest commands possible cannot fail to make your job of training andrepparttar 125775 dog's job of learning much faster and easier. There's just no sense in overloading his vocabulary. Keep it and his body lean and you'll raise an alert, responsive, well-behaved, healthy dog…a pooch you can be proud to own.

John R. Falk has authored many magazine articles and four books on dogs. He is the webmaster of his own website: http://www.dogs4ever.com where current and prospective dog owners can find a varied menu of interesting, informative items on our best pals.


Doggie Day Care is an awesome alternative

Written by Kelley Blackston


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Doggie day care takes a lot ofrepparttar worry out of going to work or going on trips. Doggie day care helps you avoid askingrepparttar 125753 neighbors to come by and feed and play with your dog when you are away from home. Your family and friends have a life also and taking care of your dog can sometimes be a difficult task.

When we started our doggie day care, we never imaginedrepparttar 125754 response that we would receive from our customers. People are so appreciative and are very happy that their dog is being taken care of, which makes us happy.

These are just a few ofrepparttar 125755 reasons doggie day care is becoming such an awesome alternative!



Kelley Blackston

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