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June 18, 2006

Dog Owners Live Healthier Lives

The British Journal of Health Psychology has reported that dog ownership can lead to improved physical health and psychological well-being. Keeping a dog can prevent us from becoming ill, help us recover from ill health, and even alert us that we are suffering from certain types of illness.
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How to Train a Conditioned Reinforcer

First you must decide what your conditioned reinforcer signal will be.
Some suggestions include:
◆ “Good”
◆ “Yes”
◆ “Excellent”
◆ A whistle
◆ A clicker

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June 21, 2006

What to teach your puppy at 8 weeks?

The right age to start teaching your puppy is at about 8 weeks. And where do you start? At the very beginning start by teaching him simple things such as the following.
1 The place where his water bowl is placed.
2 Teach him the location of his food plate.
3 Let him learn the timings of his various meals.
4 Teach him where his bed is placed.

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June 23, 2006

5 Things To Avoid During Dog Training

In training your dog there are a few major downfalls that you are sure to encounter. Knowing them before you reach this point is very helpful to avoiding stressful situations later. The biggest mistake most people make is also the easiest for new trainers to fall victim to. This is the danger of expecting too much.

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June 25, 2006

Dog neutering and spaying

Before I get into why a Compulsive Spay and Neuter Mind Set is bad for the future of pet dogs in a modern society I need to clarify that I do support spaying and neutering the majority of dogs. It is my belief that sterilizing most dogs can have a positive impact if done judiciously.

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How to Keep Your Dog from Running Away?

There are various reasons why a dog might want to run away or escape. It’s not to be defiant or because he’s unhappy with you. Typical reasons are boredom, not enough exercise, fear, or the desire to return to his old environment if he recently came to live with you. There are several ways to keep your "Roameo" from roaming

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