Good dog walking: teaching your dog good leash manners is worth all the time it takes.(Training)Miller, PatWhole Dog Journal
I immediately ran inside to grab his leash, and leashed up the other dog, knowing that Cody would come over to Boomer. As we started out the front of the house, we could not see Cody anywhere. So I started walking. Or shall I say, I tried to keep up with Boomer! Let’s just sa...
As I pulled into the driveway, Andre was coming out of the house with the dog. They paused to greet me (aka Max dragged Andre to the car door), and Andre said, “I thought I’d go ahead and take him for his walk since you were running a little late.” I gave Andre a funny ...
I can say hello, good bye and order more than green beans. I can read it in various places and I do pretty well on DuoLingo. But I am not confident enough to speak it outside of my group of friends. Why, I don’t know!
How about a play bow instead of etching into the door frame? Just be careful not to let it “say” too many things–be thoughtful about how you want your dog to use it to communicate with you. IT MAKES US HAPPYDo you, or do you not smile when your dog does a play bow, even i...
If your dog is on a leash and does not turn to you when called, gently pull him to you while saying his name again and giving him a lot of praise and a treat. This will help him associate his name with a positive experience.[3] 5 Stop giving your dog treats gradually. Once your...