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Dog Obedience: Curbing Dissatisfying Behavior
By S. Lee

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Does your dog need work in the behavior department? Perhaps your dog barks too much, chews on items that are or were valuable to you, digs his way out of enclosures or gets into things like the garbage that make a huge mess for you to clean. There are steps you can take that may work to curb the dissatisfying behavior.


Dissatisfying Behavior

1. Chewing on Items of Importance: Visit your local pet store and purchase a spray product that tastes terrible to dogs. Spray this product on the items that your dog loves to chew on, but you would rather he wouldn't. Also, be sure that your dog does have appropriate items to chew on as chewing is important to your dog's overall well-being.

2. Incessant Barking: Barking is a common complaint amongst dog owners. Barking is natural for your dog. They may bark when separated from loved ones or when experiencing anxiety or frustration. Therefore, it is important to introduce your dog to many new people, noises and situations to minimize the need to bark for the purpose of sounding an alarm. Barking should only be allowed to alert the guardian of an unknown situation. Attention-getting barking should not be tolerated and can be stopped by never giving in to (or rewarding) this type of barking. Teach your dog to bark on command. Then try teaching a simple, one word command to associate with the request to stop barking preceded by a gesture to calm your dog.

3. Digging to Escape: Your dog may be bored. Is he getting enough exercise and play time? If not, try going for longer walks on a regular basis. Also, be sure that your dog has some toys and other appropriate things to chew on. Your dog may also be chewing if it is too hot, so be sure there is a place for your dog to keep cool in the enclosure. If your dog is still escaping, you will need to look at methods of keeping the enclosure more secure for him.

4. Making Messes of the Garbage: Dogs have an acute sense of smell and often will get into things after being tempted by this sense. It is important to keep garbage containing leftovers or other delicious-smelling items out of your dog's reach. If this is not possible, be sure to have a sturdy, well-sealed lid on garbage cans. If your dog still manages to get into the garbage, put items on top of the garbage can that would cause a great commotion should your dog knock it over. The noise should alarm your dog and make the garbage less appealing.
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Obedience Training For Your Dog
By Jack Russell
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