Train Your Dog With Respect

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Sometimes, you will have to leave your dog home alone. Help him to feel comfortable alone by leaving onrepparttar television or radio for company. Leave an adequate amount of food and water. Don’t forget to leave lots of doggy toys for him to play with.

You may be having trouble training your dog. Maybe he’s not responding to your commands or seems to be ignoring you. Or mayberepparttar 110956 housebreaking is backfiring and your dog is having accidents all overrepparttar 110957 house. These may be signs of a medical condition. Be sure to visitrepparttar 110958 vet regularly to rule out things like loss of hearing or bladder infections. Always be sure your dog is healthy, happy and well cared for.

If you feel this job is too big for you or you just want some additional instruction or behavioral training for your dog,, there are many reputable professional dog trainers and obedience schools. Do some research and ask questions to findrepparttar 110959 right school for your dog.

Most importantly, you must be a responsible owner in order to train them properly. If you want your dog to trust and respect you, you must dorepparttar 110960 same in return. Never hit, kick, or slap your dog. Include your dog in family outings and games and general family life. Do not play aggressive games with them as this can cause them to behave aggressively. Reward good behavior and yet do not spoil your dog. Remember, if you practice lots of patience, love and respect for your dog, you will receiverepparttar 110961 same from him.

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Puppy Love

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around him. A mischievous or noisy puppy can be a great nuisance to neighbors. Most importantly, a new owner must think ofrepparttar comfort and well being ofrepparttar 110955 puppy. Here are some questions a new owner may want to ask himself. Doesrepparttar 110956 puppy have a clean place to stay and does it need a cage or pen? Isrepparttar 110957 puppyrepparttar 110958 right size forrepparttar 110959 house or apartment where it will live? Will your puppy need more exercise than it can be given? A puppy needs to work off excess energy every day. Do you prefer a playful puppy or a docile one? Willrepparttar 110960 puppy be easy to keep clean? Will you be able to give him plenty ofrepparttar 110961 right kind of food? Can you affordrepparttar 110962 veterinary care your new puppy will need? Your puppy will need to receive it’s first vaccine at 6-8 weeks, then it will need boosters at 12 and 16 weeks.

Puppies are fun and full of tons of wiggly energy. Enjoy your puppy. Be sure to give your puppy a name befitting of it’s personality and call it by name often. Show your commitment torepparttar 110963 puppy by bolstering it’s self esteem with lots of affection, attention, and rewards. Your puppy is bound to give you years of unconditional love and friendship. Soon you will be calling it “puppy love”.

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Published by: Wendy Yeager http://www.wenmarcorp.com/dogs-go2


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