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How to Get Your Dog to Comply
Video Description: Cindi shows you how to get 100% compliance from your dog, every time! Related Article Subjects: How to Get your Dog to Comply, canine, commands, companion, compliance, dogs, pets, reaction, trainingHow to Get your Dog to Comply
How to Teach Your Dog to Behave Pt. 2
Here Cindi Tringali shows you great ways to teach your dog different...
How to Teach Your Dog to Behave Pt. 1
Here Cindi Tringali shows you great ways to teach your dog different...
How to Get Your Dog in a Down Position
Watch how you can get your dog into the down position and refrain from jumping on...
How to Get Your Dog to Sit
Learn to command your dog into a sitting position. Do not use your hands to press down on your dog's...
How to Get Your Dog to Look
Using a food treat and your dog's leash, learn to command your dog to look where you...
How to Use Positive Voice Commands
It's important to have a positive and patient attitude when training your dog. See how to communicate effectively with your pet during... Teaching Important Commands to Your DogBy: David Beart | 01/11/2009 | PetsWhen you bring a dog into your home, you also take on certain responsibilities and those include teaching your pet some specific, useful commands. These are commands that are going to come in handy throughout your relationship with your pet and that will help your pet be a better companion. Below... Teaching Commands to Your DogBy: David Beart | 12/10/2009 | PetsTo teach your dog the sit command, start by holding a tasty treat above his nose. Now move the treat backward over his head. As his nose moves to follow the treat, he’ll sit down. The moment his hindquarters hit the ground you should praise him and give him the treat. Teaching a Dog the Come CommandBy: David Beart | 02/11/2009 | PetsBefore teaching a dog the come command, the dog needs to have some other commands down pat. These include “Sit” and “Stay.” Make sure to teach these beforehand. Additionally, you will need to have some tasty treats that your dog enjoys. Basic Dog Training - The "Heel" CommandBy: Nick Bulka | 02/12/2006 | AutomotiveIt never ceases to amaze me how many people I see being pulled along by their dog while out "walking". What amazes me more is that most of these people blame their dog for this behavior. Four-Legged Hunting Companion - How Your Hunting Dog Makes The Experience WorthwhileBy: Abhishek Agarwal | 17/02/2009 | Extreme SportsThis article suggests ways in which you can make your four-legged hunting companion perfect. How to Correct Dogs' Personality and the Dog's Ears Can Listen Right Commands!By: Michele Curci | 06/09/2009 | PetsIn This Article You Can Find The Best Secrets Tricks and Tips on how to stop your dog's bad behavior. 1 Learn proper training techniques, 2 Learn 10 tricks for your dog, 3 Cut your dog training in half! Goldendoodles And Other Dog FactsBy: Dee Gerrish | 08/03/2009 | PetsIn a nutshell, knowing your doodle facts will help you, the new doodle owner, to truly appreciate your Goldendoodle's uniqueness and will allow your doodle to happily spend its entire life with you. Dee Gerrish of Goldendoodle World will help you understand some doodle and other dog facts. Senior Citizen DogBy: SUDHAKAR NATARAJAN | 19/03/2007 | PetsThe sands of time. Old age. Your dog has finally graduated to being a senior citizen. The reality must have finally dawned on you that his mental and physical capabilities are not the same as it used to be. Your ‘top-dog’ is now an ‘old-dog’. S/he has slowed down. Does it mean that the man-dog bond should become the victim to the ravages of time? No! He has seen your children grow. S/he has been a constant companion and a guardian angel to your children. Your dog has shared all the trials and tribulations of life with you. He may have come to you with all knowing brooding eyes and given you a morale boosting lick, when you were down in the dumps. He may have laid his head on your feet and shared your grief. He may have enhanced your happiness by jumping with joy, during your better days. For the better or worse, during pains or gains, he has been an unwavering friend. Your dog is the
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