
Again Wolfie isnt Listening What Now
Rabu, 27 April 2016


House Training Your Dog Quick Before You Can’t Take It Anymore
Selasa, 26 April 2016

Just about had it with trying to house train your dog? Are you tired of coming home to find pee all over the carpet, pillows helter-skelter and garbage littered (and chewed) all over the floor?
Well, I know I was. The first few weeks after I got my new puppy, I was just about ready to call the pound. (Well, not really, I loved my dog; but you get the picture). I hardly got any sleep at night because my yelping charge was terrified of spending the night alone and I had to keep him company until he fell asleep. He would then proceed to make a mess at 2 in the morning and I would have to get up to clean it. I would come home late in the afternoon to find the garbage can turned over, pee all over the floor and furniture ridden with teeth marks. I knew I had to successfully train him soon or I would go crazy.
Does my story sound familiar to you? How do you house train your dog to behave when he spends his time acting like a dog?
You know you have to take action sooner rather than later. There are alternatives out there. If you get a trainer, it will be very expensive. There are dog schools, which can also be pricey, and with your busy schedule, this proposition might be a little more than you can handle right now.
The good news is that there is a great method that you can use to house train your dog. Dogs are naturally clean. They do not like to soil the place where they sleep, so they will cooperate with you. And all dogs can be trained, even older dogs.
This simple but straightforward method has made it very easy for thousands of people to house train their dogs. For more information, visit Cris Santeiros Dog Training With Love blog.
KENNEL COUGH UPDATE
If your dog has not been vaccinated against kennel cough and contracts the disease it is worth having the vaccination immediately as it will help to shorten the length of the infection. In the vast number of cases there is nothing to be worried about and only the very young and old dogs can sometimes have complications.
I am currently awaiting further advice from a vet regarding a safe vaccinating programme. I have attempted to contact all the members from the Church Langton club however one member has not completed the contact details on the form and as such this makes it difficult for us to make contact. If anyone has not heard from us would you please get in touch.
The proposed plan is that the Beginners will have a talk this week with no dogs being present, which was scheduled for next week and the Intermedates will close. Members will be advised as and when new information becomes available. If in the meantime your dog does contract kc then please inform us and seek veterinary help. It would also be a good idea to use the following:
1 Denes Garlic tablets
2 Apple Cider Vinegar in the drinking water
3 Colloidal Silver either sprayed directly into the mouth or in the drinking water. See our links page and if ordering mention me and the club.

When Training Always Keep it Slow

The best way to train our dog is to take "baby steps". If our dog is having a hard time sitting, lets first make sure that he can stand next to us and look at us. If he cant do that, there is now way that he wont be able to sit. If our dog is misbehaving while in a room full of people, lets first make sure that he can behave in a quiet room just with us.
The secret to this process is to break down our training exercise into many "little steps". Each step is obtainable and is required before we move on to the next "little step". We will now be able to be successful because we have forced ourselves to take "baby steps" that we can easily manage and evaluate.
This will allow us to be consistent, repetitive; and succeed. Our dog will feel better because he will have the ability to obey us and we will gain much needed confidence. The relationship between us and your dog will be a happy, loving, and learning experience.
If you have any questions on dog training or any other canine behavior issue, please contact us at The Best Dog Trainers in South Florida.
All Things Service Dog

Aggressive Dog Behavior How You Can Stop It and Get Your Best Friend Back

Many people become intimidated by their dogs, because they have lost their place as master of the relationship. The dog has become the leader and the dominant one. When this happens a lot of the joy of having the companionship of your dog is lost, because you are stressed out most of the time by his behavior.
Aggressive dog behavior is seen in large dogs as well as small ones. Many times they become possessive of their owner and dont let anyone near them. Or they like to fight with other dogs, or they bark continuously, or many other behaviors. Of course, some aggressive dogs can cause a lot of harm and injuries.
Aggressive dog behavior should be stopped because it develops over time and becomes worse. You should be aware of your dogs behavior. Sometimes small dogs get away with more aggressive behavior because of their size. It is not seen as offensive if they jump on top of you or pull you on the leash. But they too can hurt you or others and should also be disciplined.
Besides being dangerous if left untreated, an aggressive dog is not a well adjusted dog. He will be a lot happier once he has his rightful place in his relationship with you.
To stop aggressive dog behavior, what are your options? You could hire a trainer, but as you know, that is very costly. Also, you will need to know how to establish yourself as the leader in the relationship.
Dont stress anymore about your dogs aggressive behavior or be embarrassed to take him anywhere. Get the help you need to correct it and have a great time with your best friend.
Here is the #1 method that has helped thousands of people to correct their dogs aggressive behavior.
This method is guaranteed to help you and your dog with his aggressive dog behavior.

Domestication
Senin, 25 April 2016
However there is a second emerging theory that says the wolf domesticated itself. After training for a number of years, I am beginning to believe that this theory is correct.
In a wolf pack, there are always wolves that would rather scavenge than hunt. Those wolves quickly figured out that there was plenty of left over around a human encampment. Rather than go out and make a kill they started hanging around to gather up our leftovers.
When a wolf, or its descendants the dog, first meet a strange animal they have to figure out if the animal is a predator or prey. If it is a large animal they not only have to decide if it is a predator, but also if it will come after them.
Since the primary way dogs and wolves communicate is by body language the way to deal with this unknown animal is some very distinct body language.
I have a book on body language that I often consult. In the pictures is one of a dog meeting a horse for the first time. The body language is very distinct. Sometimes I show it to people and ask them to say what the first thing that comes into their mind is.
The universal answer OH isnt he cute!
So here is the scenario. Two wolves are outside a cave eating away at what the humans have left behind. Two humans come out. The wolves react and the first human says to the second OH arent they cute!
Wolf one looks at Wolf two and says we can con these things out of meals for the next fourteen thousand years."
And so the wolf became domesticated.
