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Hundreds of thousands of dogs have been turned into animal shelters because their owners didn’t know how to deal with behavior problems and couldn’t find a reliable resource to help them. We, at the Association ...
L'Chaim Canine Nice video on dog behavior...
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A brief visual guide, created by the Zoom Room, to better understand the body language of dogs. Facial expressions and posture are examined both with isolated dogs as well as dogs at play or in other social interactions. ...
L'Chaim Canine Understanding why your dog is barking is the first step in working with your dog.
L'Chaim Canine One of the main reasons dogs bark is boredom. If your dogs constant barking is driving you nuts, then it is time to figure out why.
L'Chaim Canine Versace is one of the Pitties that received her CGC on Saturday. She will have been at the shelter TWO YEARS in February. She is a wonderful little girl that just needs someone willing to give her a chance. She takes a little while to warm up but once she does, she is in your lap! Please share and lets get this most deserving girl her forever home!
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Adopt Versace, a Pit Bull Terrier at Humane Society of Greater Akron in Peninsula, OH. Versace is approximately 3 years old and weighs about 45 pounds. She is a striking golden color and a very loving girl. Sometimes she is shy with new ...
L'Chaim Canine Variations on teaching loose leash walking from the Dumb Friends League...
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L'Chaim Canine Today is the big day! Our first CGC for some fabulous Pitties at the Humane Society of Greater Akron. The end goal? To help these four find new forever homes and to show that these wonderful dogs are not the monsters of media and pop culture!
L'Chaim Canine It is easy to keep the training process going. If you spend 2-3 minutes with your dog a couple of times a day is all you need to reinforce any behavior. Cooking dinner? Ask your dog for a "sit", "down", and a "stay". Do the same just before giving your dog her meal, or before heading out the door for a walk. A couple o...f minutes a couple of times a day is all you need to reinforce your dog's good behavior.
L'Chaim Canine It is so important to continue to reinforce what you have taught your dog. If you do not reinforce these behaviors, eventually the dog will no longer offer them. So many times I hear from people that "my dog you used to be so well behaved/trained and now they act is if they have never been trained". This happens because we no longer work with our dogs.
L'Chaim Canine A good article regarding the term "alpha wolf" and how it applies to modern wolf studies...
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L'Chaim Canine From Look What I Can Do! Dog Training comes this discussion on management in training and behavior modification.
rewardingbehaviors.com
Discussions for dog trainers and dog owners. Topics related to positive reinforcement dog training.
L'Chaim Canine Worked with a lovely family and their bulldog puppy. The big problem was the interaction between puppy and kids. Taught them how to click and treat. By the end of the session they were redirecting puppy away from the Christmas tree with a simple "come" click and treat! Why I love positive training? You can create a pos...itive relationship where their was an adversarial one and it is a win, win for both dog and kids!
L'Chaim Canine is extremely thankful for my family, friends, and each and everyone of you that has made this all possible!
