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Dog Obedience Training - Professional Or Diy?
By Rebecca Prescott
Having a new puppy as an addition to the household can be very exciting. Although it is easy to get caught up with this excitement, it is important as a responsible dog owner to ensure that your dog Read more...
Dog Obedience Classes For Behavior Problems
By Payton Lynn
Are you looking for dog obedience classes for behavior problems? Below are several tips to help you find the dog obedience class just right for you and the behavior problems you are having with your Read more...
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Is Your Dog Barking Too Loud? Why Not Use A Dog Training Collar
By Thierry Babineaux
Everybody loves their dog, but sometimes you just don’t feel in the mood for listening to your sweet pet’s barking. The big problem is that you want to keep him quiet without using violence and you Read more...
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Dog Barking
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Dog Barking is perfectly normal as all other animals make their own unique noises, too. Birds chirp, foxes howl, pigeons coo and children laugh or cry. However, when dogs bark too much and bark for Read more...
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Basic Yoga Skills For Starters
By Nix
When you're exercising yoga, there are some yoga skills you have to understand and implement. No one is able to flee and be exempt from harsh maladies so the most beneficial method to allude it is to Read more...
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Choker Chain Dog Training, Act Sensibly
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Choker Chains, when used correctly can be an invaluable training aid.
The bad press they have received is down to the fact that many people do not use them correctly. Choker Chains can be dangerous if abused. The same, however, goes for a conventional collar and lead arrangement.
There are a few important factors that must be kept in mind when using a choker or check chain. Used sensibly they can aid greatly in training your Dog to heel. They are a very quick way to teach your Dog to stop pulling on the leash and improve your Dogs behaviour on walks.
Using A Choker Chain Correctly
Never leave the chain on when not on a walk. It could be very dangerous if your Dog got it caught and you were not there.
Do not use continual tension. A short "snap" is what is needed and a call to "heel". Not constant tension so your Dog has difficulty breathing.
Keep it short. The chain should be very short so your Dog cannot use its weight against you and pull against the chain.
Act responsibly. Be aware that the check chain is a very powerful training aid. Just make sure you are not abusing the power of the chain.
Keep to your commands. You must always use the same commands for the desired action. Use them every single time. Don't forget and simply pull on the chain. Your Dog will get confused.
Bear all the above in mind when using a Choker Chain to train your Dog. Used correctly you will find it a much better way to train your Dog than a normal collar and lead.
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Dog Training- The Matchstick Trick
By Ty Brown
The matchstick trick is a weird dog training technique. Every time I suggest it to a client I typically hear, “You want me to do what?” It works, though. Let me preface the trick first, however, with Read more...
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