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A Guide to Dog Training

By Dog Lover on Friday, August 13th, 2010 | No Comments



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Before beginning any dog training regimen, it is a good idea to look into all available options. There are several different types of dog training regimens, and finding the one that is right for you and your dog is the most beneficial course of action you can take. There are basically five different types of dog training: puppy preschool, basic training, intermediate training, advanced training, and finally the Canine Good Citizen training.

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Essential Dog Grooming Tips For The Good Health Of Your Pet

By Dog Lover on Thursday, July 22nd, 2010 | No Comments



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While acquiring a pet dog is easy, taking proper care of them requires some effort. Feeding and exercising the dog are aspects that most dog owners take good care of. However, one aspect that is no less crucial to the appearance and health of a dog is its grooming. Grooming keeps a dog fresh and in a happy mood.

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Lee Kuan Yew: “I’m in my 80s and not very good at high tech” – Stairs For Dogs

By Dog Lover on Thursday, July 1st, 2010 | No Comments

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Step By Step… Make Dog Stay!

By Dog Lover on Sunday, June 20th, 2010 | No Comments



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When you teach the command, make dog stay by always considering a few things before you begin. In order to make dog stay, the command should be taught when the puppy is younger due to the fact that puppies absorb more information while there younger, much like children do.

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What are some little dogs that are really good at agility? Are bigger dogs better at it then little ones?

By Dog Lover on Sunday, April 25th, 2010 | 18 Comments

A reader asks…

What are some little dogs that rock at agility? I’m talking in the 8-13 inch dogs at the withers (shoulders) I am getting a smaller dog but I’m not sure if she’ll be good at agility so I would like to know of some other little dogs that do really well.

Are larger dogs better then the smaller ones?

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What is a good web-site that can give dog training info on tricks?

By Dog Lover on Monday, April 19th, 2010 | 2 Comments

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I would like to teach my dog some cool trick such as dance, roll over, sit, stand, lay down, play dead, and all the other cool tricks dogs can do. I also would like to train my dog to walk with me without a leash, and so on. Does anyone know a really good web-site that provides good training methods? Thanks!

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How often is the dog park good for dogs?

By Dog Lover on Wednesday, April 14th, 2010 | 4 Comments

A reader asks…

My 6 month AB/Lab mix LOVES going to the dog park. We take her a couple times a week. But my husband wants to take her more often, I’m personally afraid she will pick up bad habits.

I have heard other dog owners say that their dog has become defensive or aggressive after incidents at a dog park. She has such a sweet and mild tempermant now and I worry she will change having too much interaction with some of these dogs. What do you think?

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