DOG INSIGHTS…
The more consistent you are with your cues, the more effective your training will be. If you are using one word for recalling your dog and the rest of your family is using a different word (of even completely different intonation), your dog will have a more difficult time learning the meaning of that particular cue. BE CONSISTENT.
Ask for help. Veterinarians, behaviorists and trainers are support personnel for dog guardians and they offer a wealth of knowledge and expertise. Don’t hesitate to ask for advice and guidance in order to expedite working through problem areas with your dog. The faster we work through any issues, the happier you will be and the less opportunity your dog will have to continually practice and therefore reinforce unwanted behaviors.
MEET OUR 2010 FOSTER DOGS...
These lucky dogs have been successfully welcomed into new homes. To those people who played a part in this process, we extend our most sincere thanks. It is because of the help and support of many caring and generous people that we hope to continue our foster efforts in the future.
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In support of educational programs and dog advocacy in our global community…
Please ask Maureen about supporting the LAW shelter in Koh Lanta, Thailand or check out their website:
http://www.lantaanimalwelfare.com/
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As many of you know, I did a seminar on new research on canine behavior in Madison last October. (Oh, and by the way, have I mentioned it is now available as a DVD — hot off the press? Tee Hee, we’re pretty excited about it!) It was a great experience for me, because like [...]
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