Dog Leashes
July 1, 2011 by Ivan
Filed under Dog Care, Dog health, Dog training supplies
Taking your dog on walks are a natural part of your life with your dog, if you are not doing this, i think their is something wrong with you.Walks are something that every dog owner should do more frequently, it allows your dog to have a breath of fresh air, let them do their business, and takes care of their restlessness. When you walk your dog, and many other things, you need to have a leash and this guide will show you all the many kinds of leashes that you can have.
Dog training Leash
These are the kinds that you may see people have for the most part, they are the ones that people use for training because of how flexible they are. Many of the times they are made out of rubber and other elastic materials making them more comfy for you and your dog. Another advantage of this material is the fact that you are able to tug on the strings without hurting your dogs too much.
Puppy Body Leashes
These are usually for puppies that have not fully develop the muscles and bones in their neck. Although this happens rarely, dog owners can snap the necks of puppies if they tuck on their collar leashes too much. Another idea behind using this body leashes is that you have more control over your dog. These usually cost a small amount more than the regular collar ones and can be something that you may use.
Retractable Dog Leashes
Although not very popular to being with these kinds of leashes has been having a massive breakthrough. Being able to control how long you want the leash to be can be useful in many ways. Dog owners can choose between having the dog roam on its own, or if their is too many people or an obstacle in the way the owners are able to shorten the leash to protect their dogs. Another idea behind this kind of leash is for dog training, you can still train your dog with this lash on because of how far it can reach. Playing a small game of catch and come is something that is ideal with this leash.
All these dog leashes has their own benefits and faults, you just need to see which one will benefit you the most and that will probably be the best. Their is another kind of leash known as the choke leash, these i will not recommend due the them hurting your dog. If your dog is that undisciplined then you better train it some more before anything else.
Training your dog to come to you
April 30, 2011 by Ivan
Filed under Dog Training, Dog training supplies, Dog training videos
A really important skill for your dog to know is to come when they’re called. This makes it easy for you to control your dog and keep from harm, as well as your dog harming anybody else. If your dog decides not come to you when you ask him to you, he might get hit by a car. Thus it is a good idea that you should really make sure that your dog is well trained in the arts of coming to you when you ask it to.
How to train your dog to come to you.
It is relatively easy to train your dog to come to you when you call it. Just saying praise and giving treats will be everything that you need to do and within a few weeks your dog should be great at it. One of the few things that people forget is that dogs forget. If you want your dog to remember everything, to remember all of the tricks and commands that you teach it. You’re going to need to retrain those every once in a while, so every few months spend about half an hour to an hour to call your dog come to you again. Just this is just to shape up.
Just like humans dogs learn the best when they are having fun. This gets the dog motivated and active in the training as well as gets you to really have fun as well. When you’re training your dog, not only are you trying to train it but you try and spend quality time, you’re trying to have fun.
A great game that you should play when you have maybe 2 to 4 people is calling you dog back and forth. Your dog will be awarded with treats whenever he goes to the right person, this is really effective in fun as long is as you have the right amount of people.
Then we should take this to the next, call your dog when he is asleep or when he is far away from you. This is the most important-training because you want your dog to come to you even if you can barely hear you. Again this will prevent a lot of accidents, both towards your dog and if your dog will ever harm anyone.
Here is a great video!
Dog training preperations
March 19, 2011 by Ivan
Filed under Dog Training, Dog training supplies
Prepare yourself for the worst or the best(with a treat) as it can be a really easy thing to train your dog or it may be the worst thing that you experience. It really depends on the dog and if they respect and like you.
Here are some of the things that you need physically when you are about to train your dog.
*Quiet Environment
*Concentrated time:1-2 hours
*Treats(Of course!!)
*Chew toy
These are what you might call the standard 4, they are all the things that you need to begin your dog training. Now depending on how to train your dog you will need different things. The four must have preparation things that is listed are things that are needed in order to have a successful training session.
Now mentally and emotionally you will need to be ready to get your mind whacked around a couple of times. Your new puppy can get your mind into a craze and become quite a hassle, yet as long as you keep your cool you will have a good dog training session. You will get mad and perhaps annoyed due to your dog not being able to learn what you are teaching. Patience is something that you really need to come out right now.
Finally remember, no yelling is necessary. Check out why yelling to your dog will not help.
Puppy Treats
November 13, 2010 by Ivan
Filed under Dog health, Dog training supplies, Treats and foods
Treats for puppies come in a variety of different brands, and many kinds of meat. These different treats may all look good and appealing but in the end only a few are actually good for your dog. Of course all of them taste good but which one’s are good for your dogs taste buds and health? (more…)
Dog training-Collars and attitude
October 30, 2010 by Ivan
Filed under Dog Training, Dog training supplies
Comparison of working attitude with people and dogs Dog training involves training the handlers of the dogs as well. Tossing a few dollars more could mark the difference between sacrificing the quality of the item and saving some pennies. In any dog-man pair, the human always have the need to gain control. In this case, it is best to ignore the incident and wait for the next occasion the dog poops. (more…)
3 ways to potty train your dog
August 24, 2010 by Ivan
Filed under Different Breeds, Dog health, Dog Training, Dog training supplies, Dog training videos, Treats and foods
3 ways to potty train your dog
There are many ways to housebreak your dog or many people call it potty training. This, if you don’t know, is when you train your dog to urinate and poop in a specific location or place. Many people do this because they don’t want their puppy or dog to urinate on their carpets or poop on their floors. This makes it a hassle to clean up and it will have a terrible smell for sure. Here on my list I include three easy ways to help you potty train your dog. (more…)





