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Biting Behaviors

By Jennifer Firth on Tuesday, May 3rd, 2011 | No Comments

Even though biting is considered as a normal behavior, you should also keep in mind that when dogs get older, it could pose a serious risk to others including yourself.

Things You Should Know About Dog Potty Training

By Danny Willson on Monday, April 25th, 2011 | 2 Comments

It is always fun to have a puppy at home but this is also a responsibility for the owner for its lifetime. Some basic obedience training is very important for dogs especially when they are a part of the family. A puppy should start knowing the rules from an early age so that it does not pick up bad habits. When a dog forms a habit out of his routine its becomes tough to break them. This is also one of the reasons that training puppies is much easier than training older dogs.

Stop Puppy Nipping and Curb Unwanted Behavior

By Sandy Rutherforde on Tuesday, February 8th, 2011 | No Comments

Young puppies tend to be soft and cuddly, cute, and adorable but when they start nipping at your face, your toes, or even on your furniture, it will get pretty troubling. Puppy nipping is actually a quite typical occurrence with young puppies, in particular for those who have began teething. Any time teething takes place puppies feel pressure on their gums and consequently they will need to find a way to deal with the pressure simply by chewing, gnawing, or nipping at anything that they see. This is really a quite common challenge with dog owners but there are ways to enable you to resolve your puppy nipping problems.

How Your Community Can Stop Dog Biting

By Sandy Rutherforde on Monday, February 7th, 2011 | No Comments

Dog bites aren’t always harmful, but they almost always hurt. They carry the threat of infection and other health issues. Because of these reasons, some cities have stringent standards to keep dogs on leashes and to keep dogs from hurting people and other dogs. Sadly, only some communities take the potential issues and risks involved as seriously as other ones do. In the event you wish to take actions within your community to stop dog biting, there are a few things you could do.

Tips To Stop Puppies From Biting

By Sandy Rutherforde on Monday, January 31st, 2011 | No Comments

If you want to learn the way to stop puppies from biting, there are all types of training tips on the internet. The fact is, this could certainly become a really serious problem when left unchecked, but thankfully it is not too challenging to fix. First of all, here is a brief examination of why they bite.

Dog Bite Wound First Aid

By Jerry Welsh on Friday, January 14th, 2011 | No Comments

Dogs eat dogs. Dog owners are aware of these animal’s inclination to fight thus preventive measures are commonly undertaken. Socialization and trainings are necessary to modify the natural aggressive behavior of dogs. Apart from being territorial, dogs are pack animals thus dog fights have the tendency to erupt every time dogs congregate in one place. Rambunctious play often escalates to fighting as fighting is an innate behavior of dogs.

Training Beagle Puppies Not to Bite

By Michael Brapopol on Friday, December 10th, 2010 | No Comments

Beagles are generally not given to biting or chewing. However, puppies of any breed normally bite and chew, especially during playtime and when they are teething. Therefore, you can expect your Beagle puppy to do the same. This shouldn’t be a problem, except for the fact that it can lead to a dangerous habit if left unchecked.

Labrador Training: Tips to Stop Pets from Growling at Kids

By Kate Truman on Sunday, November 21st, 2010 | No Comments

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Get Rid Of Ticks And Fleas On Your Dog Naturally

By Crystal Powers on Sunday, November 21st, 2010 | No Comments

Ticks and fleas are an annoyance for your dog and for you, not to mention they can cause health problems. It’s easy to find many powders and sprays, but their chemical formulas make them sometimes unsafe for you and for your dog.

Training Your Pet Dog To Sit

By Annette Lode on Monday, November 15th, 2010 | No Comments

The sit command is one of the basic commands that any pet owner should teach his dog. When you can get your dog to sit on command he will be more attentive to you and more obedient. Plus, the sit command is the basis for a lot of other commands so starting your training with this particular command makes good sense.

Archive for the ‘dog biting’ Category

Biting Behaviors

Things You Should Know About Dog Potty Training

Stop Puppy Nipping and Curb Unwanted Behavior

How Your Community Can Stop Dog Biting

Tips To Stop Puppies From Biting

Dog Bite Wound First Aid

Training Beagle Puppies Not to Bite

Labrador Training: Tips to Stop Pets from Growling at Kids

Get Rid Of Ticks And Fleas On Your Dog Naturally

Training Your Pet Dog To Sit

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