Start your training by getting the dog to cross over a low-lying bar with a treat on the other end as an incentive. They may simply walk over this. Gradually raise the level of the bar as they get better at it. As you get higher, make sure to give the dog a running start so ...
Talks about Frosty Paws, a specially-created ice cream for dogs developed by Dr. William Tyznik, 61, a professor of Animal Science at Ohio State's College of Agriculture. Dogs like th...
Firefighters adopt paws-on teaching ; Local fire departments roll out the gear (and robotic dog) to teach children about practicing fire safety.CRISTINA BAUTISTA Staff Writer
If your dog is in good health, use tried-and-true treats or reward systems to train him the way you would a puppy. There's no need to reinvent the wheel when working with an older dog, as trainers use the same methods regardless of the age of the dog. If you find yourself struggli...
Older puppies that bite in play have often learned that this gets them a lot of attention. They have discovered that people squeal and shout and get quite cross. How to get a dog to stop biting – 6 months and over Sometimes these people push and shove the dog around which young dogs ...
So, now you’re wondering exactly what commands you teach a service dog puppy in training. QUICK NOTE:When we first started training everything was referred to as a command. However, over the years many trainers now refer to “Sit”, and “Down” as cues and not commands. ...
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Zani is taking a treat gently. Can you tell what’s happening with her? How about with Lewis? See below. Most of us have experienced what it feels like when a dog takes treats like a shark. We probably know some situations in which our dogs do that and what it might mean. But what...
OK, is your baby saying “dog”? Or is it “Dad”? And how do you know if they’re trying to tell you they want more mashed sweet potato or want to get down from their high chair? Trying to decipher your baby’s first words and early communication cues can be tricky. Enter baby...