How To Train a Dog When They’re JUST NOT GETTING IT (By Far, the MOST FRUSTRATING PART of Training!)

Having a dog in your home will certainly give you and your family hours of joy and happiness. But in addition to just playing with and giving them their needs, you also need to take care of them properly. And with looking after their health comes also looking for the best vet for your pooch.

As anyone who has owned one will tell you, a dog makes a wonderful pet and companion, however, there is going to be a time when you will have to say goodbye to your four legged friend. In order to make the passing of a beloved dog a little bit easier, there are now specialist dog remembrance and memorial products that you can choose from, so that you can keep their memory alive.

Doesn’t it often seem like small dogs suffer from a Napoleonic complex? Small dogs may act aggressively toward other people, children, and dogs which can be a significant annoyance. Especially at the dog park, small dogs may not socialize well with larger dogs. Indeed, whether small dogs are behaving out of fear or aggression, they can make it very difficult to have a relaxing day at the park. They may bark incessantly or cower in fear when approached by larger dogs; fortunately, there are some steps you can take to help you introduce small dogs to larger dogs.

Do you really want to train your dog to be aggressive… do you?! If you do then you need to be prepared for the consequences of a dog attack – we’ve all seen those in the news! Dogs do not automatically know with certainty who is a threat and who isn’t. Dogs pick up on emotional energy and in particular react aggressively to fear and anything they see as hostile acts. It is not really appropriate to train your dog to be aggressive towards visitors, what do you expect them to do when an old person or young child come to your door – probably feeling apprehensive (not to mention the postman or other delivery man)? Think carefully about what you really do want – we’re sure you don’t want a dog that is aggressive with everyone that comes to visit! What you probably want is a dog that will alert you when someone approaches your property and then is quiet and calm when you are accepting of the visitor; more of an ‘alarm’ dog than a ‘guard’ dog!

Does your puppy chew a little too much? It is important to train your puppy to stop chewing on everything in the house. With these tips you can successfully get your dog to stop chewing on everything he sees.