Posts Tagged ‘dog training’
Train Your Dog For A Happy Life – Video
A great dog is great. A great, well-trained dog is a JOY! Make sure you live happily with your dog – invest in dog training today. Start here with this introductory video on dog training and then read the full article on how training means a good life with your dog .
Train Your Dog For A Happy Life
Having a dog is great. Having the right dog is even greater. But training your dog makes all the difference! If you’ve already come via the video post, just scroll down for the article. You’ve found your dog and brought it home…. You’ve done your homework, and decided on your dog. It’s a perfect match for your lifestyle. You’ve bought
Training Your Dog For Hallowe’en?
How Hallowe’en and dog training go together and what you should do to prepare. Why training your dog where to do something is just as important as what to do and when to do it. A guest article by experienced dog trainer JoAnn Poppie.
The Fattest Bulldog I Have Ever Seen!
Every day, something doggy crops up which could make a great post for this site. And yesterday was one of those days. Let me tell you about the fattest bulldog I have ever seen and why treating your dog isn’t kind in the long run.
Dog Training Essentials – Firmness Patience, Consistency, Reward
This article is about what I see as the 4 key essentials of successful dog training. Though I am not a dog trainer, I like to learn. Here I’m sharing some of my own thoughts and experience on what my dogs have taught me over the years.
Wanted – Dog People With Passion (And Writing Skills)!
Wanted – dog people to contribute their overflowing knowledge and passion! Come and guest blog here. Show what you know and share your dog expertise on all aspects of dog care, dog health, dog rescue and more. Get in touch with me today, and start tomorrow!
Choosing A Dog – Know Your Dog’s (Training) Limitations
How an early morning dog walk on Cannock Chase led to thoughts why you need to appreciate what a dog can be trained to do, and what it will never do before you choose one. Only if you can live with that dog’s true inner nature can you be truly happy together.