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Q: It seems my dog, Birdie, has a footwear fetish. How can I prevent chewed shoes? Obviously putting them away would be a good start but this just doesn’t...more |
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Begin the process of decreasing or eliminating this behaviour by teaching her an “off” or “leave it” exercise and rewardwith small tidbits of food.
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Restores walk-time to a frustration-free happy time.
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Prepare yourself for some much deserved peace and quiet.
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How to stop your dog from chasing and nipping children.
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Q:My Rottie, Hayley, pulls and pulls and pulls on walks. How can I put an end to this supremely irritating behaviour? Please help make walk-...more |
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Advice for Houdini-like hounds that dart to the door everytime you open it!
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Five Ways to Calm a Hyperactive Dog
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Are you inadvertently encouraging your dog's bad behaviour?
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Think of it as a “doggie boot camp,” whereby the dog’s issues, rather than being addressed piecemeal, are instead dealt with farther up the behavioural stream. More often than not, bad behaviours are symptomatic of a larger issue; one related to the dog’s self-perception, its environment and history, and the way it is treated by its owners.more |
