Saturday, January 16th, 2010 at
12:46 am
There are books, TV shows, professional trainers, veterinarians, friends, family, the internet, pet store employees, etc.. List the top 3 places you get the most of your dog training information from.
AND which source you most respect (i.e. whose advice do you actually use).
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Friday, January 15th, 2010 at
3:12 am
Can anyone able to suggest me some of the websites for dog training and also give me some of the tips for dog training…
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Thursday, January 14th, 2010 at
12:49 am
I was wondering if I should, cause to me it seems like if i had specific commands to give to him, then it would be easier to control him in any given situation.
BQ: If I put him through obedience training and attack training, will they negatively effect or offset each other? Is attack dog training basically obedience training with an edge?
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Monday, January 11th, 2010 at
4:43 am
A dog we wanted to adopt from the Humane Association is now on medical hold because of kennel cough (with a low grade fever). We would like to be educated as to whether or not we’ll be adopting a dog that can hopefully be healthy in the long term. My aunt has a lot of experience in dog training, and she says we absolutely shouldn’t get this dog–that dogs with kennel cough always have long-term respiratory problems, forever. This doesn’t seem to be in agreement with the research I have done. I was wondering what your thoughts are. He is also pretty thin. I have seen worse, but you can see his ribs at the moment. He may have been abused. Yet, he is sweet and friendly with people and other dogs, though seems a bit more subdued than one would expect of a dog his age (of course, he could’ve been sick when we observed this). Looking forward to your thoughts.
I appreciate the wonderful responses so far! Keep ‘em coming! I just want to reiterate that the dog did have a low grade fever. I don’t know if that means it’s more serious than a "common cold" or not?
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Saturday, January 2nd, 2010 at
3:10 am
I’m doing an informative speech about dog training…
All I need is an attention grabber (First thing in the speech)
and an Impact Statement (last thing in a speech)
Any Ideas?
10 Points for most creative =)
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Monday, December 28th, 2009 at
10:22 pm
My wife has just graduated a dog training college and we are going to launch a new business soon. We would love to hear suggestions on a catchy name and tag line.
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Monday, December 21st, 2009 at
7:59 pm
Hi, I am about to graduate from dog training school and I need advice or ideas for a business name. I will offer group classes, private training and problem solving and training. I will also train deaf dogs and blind dogs.
The only name I have so far is, K9 Elite Dog Training.
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Sunday, December 20th, 2009 at
5:37 pm
Are there dog training certification specific schools?
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Wednesday, December 16th, 2009 at
8:01 pm
What are examples of a dog training course?
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Friday, December 11th, 2009 at
10:25 pm
i love dogs so much. and i cant wait till i start my dog training class. its for 8 weeks every monday night for an hour and a half. after i get my certification i’m gonna work at maybe petsmart. is there anyone who knows how much ill get paid?
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Wednesday, December 9th, 2009 at
8:14 pm
Hi,
I am a new dog owner. The name of my dog is "Tunnu" and he is not behaving very well as of now. He bites our bed sheets and tears them off .. will bark in the mid night to spoil our sleep. I am looking for some good dog training ebooks which can teach me how to make the dog understand my commands and other things like shake hand and jumps etc.
Any help will be appreciated.
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Sunday, December 6th, 2009 at
10:26 pm
I’ve made progress with my dog training this evening. I got him to lay down. Twice. And he is finally going outside when I tell him to instead of pouncing on me. Yes!
Anyways, I’ve read (or maybe seen on a show) once that strips of meat work better when training a dog than biscuits. Is this true?
Thanks in advance!
Progress! :D!!!
Thank you all very, very much! I’ll definitely take these with me next time that I go to town!
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Tuesday, December 1st, 2009 at
12:46 am
I remember a time when the "rolled up newspaper" method of dog training was the accepted norm. Back then, many trainers taught their dogs to do amazing things (and do them quite well) using methods that most folks today would consider "cruel". I’m not advocating any particular school of training here, but I was wondering: What happened that most people changed their training habits? How did positive reinforcement start, and do you think it will continue to be the preferred method of dog training?
Does anybody here really believe that folks who trained their dogs using harsh methods actually loved their dogs any less?
Is it really so bad to learn out of fear? Once again, I’m not advocating a particular training method, but if it works is it such a bad thing?
St. Lady raises a good point … I too learned many things out of fear of my parents’ reactions to things I did when I was younger. I learned right from wrong because I knew that wrong behaviors had negative consequences. I think I turned out OK. Couldn’t a dog?
Anybody who wants to read a good article about how Ian Dinbar started positive reinforcement and how he compares to Caesar Milan’s methods should definately click DogJudge’s link.
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Sunday, November 29th, 2009 at
6:51 pm
i am trying to start a small time dog training business on the side, but want to make sure i am insured for my customers, and my safety and comfort. i have searched several times but am unable to find reasonable insurance, does anyone know where i can find any? thanks!
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Saturday, November 28th, 2009 at
9:21 pm
Dog Problems (Howell Reference Books) (Paperback)
by Carol Lea Benjamin
The Perfect Puppy (How to Choose Your Dog By Its Behavior) by Benjamin and Lynette Hart
Second-Hand Dog: How to Turn Yours into a First-Rate Pet (Howell Reference Books) by Carol Lea Benjamin
Any of the Dog Training for Dummies books!
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