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87Dog Agility Equipment and Obstacles
by Whitney05
Training Dog Agility Dog Agility Course Agility training and dog obstacle courses were shaped after a Steeplechase in England. The first debut was in the UK at Crufts in 1978, and has become the fasted growing... published 9 months ago
86Stop Chewing and Digging
by Whitney05
There are many problems that dogs and puppies succumb to in their lifetimes. Chewing and digging being two of the main problems many pet parents tend to have. There are many reasons as to why you dog may have... published 9 months ago
85Dog Fears and Phobias
by Whitney05
A fearful dog is a challenge to own and train. In familiar setting the dog may be a sweet, wonderful family pet, but in new places, he may turn into a jittery mess. If your dog is like this, it is important to... published 10 months ago
82Pit Bull Rehabilitation
by Whitney05
Many times rescues and shelters encounter a delimma. What to do with the pit bulls that were brought in due to a a dog fighting raid. Many and most times, the dogs are automatically just put down. Euthanasia... published 10 months ago
81Training Dog Agility
by Whitney05
Dog Agility Equipment and Obstacles Dog Agility Course The easiest way to teach agility is to use a target: hand or lid. The goal of target training is to teach the dog to find the lid and touch it whenever he... published 9 months ago
80Reinforcement Training
by Whitney05
A reinforcer is anything that when paired with a behavior tends to increase the chances that the behavior will occur again. There are two main types of reinforcers: positive and negative. A positive reinforcer... published 10 months ago
79Training Dog Tricks
by Whitney05
Because each dog has a unique learning style, it is your job as the trainer to find the best techniques to teach whatever trick you want to teach. The amount of sessions it takes to learn each trick also... published 9 months ago
79Basic Obedience Training Part 1
by Whitney05
When teaching basic obedience to a dog, the trainer should lure the dog into the desired position rather than say the command or give the cue and expect that he knows it. Dogs do not know cues until they are... published 10 months ago
77Basic Obedience Training Part 2
by Whitney05
Basic obedience is a continuous course throughout a dog's life. You must constantly work on the basics that could save his life one day. Teaching sit, down, stay, wait, and come, are all very basic commands... published 10 months ago
75Dog Training Tools
by Whitney05
A great way to strengthen your bond with you dog or new puppy, is through training. Basic obedience, advanced training, tricks, and agility, are all different kinds of training that you and your dog can do... published 10 months ago
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