New Puppies: Tips for a Good Start
…a certain area inside. Consult your puppy care book for particulars. Plan now to train your puppy in obedience. Your relationship with your pup will be much better if you allow time in your life for training classes. When he is old enough enroll him in a "puppy" class. What kind of food was your pup…
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New Puppies: Tips for a Good Start
| Caring for a new puppy requires a little patience and love. You can practice basic housetraining techniques and give quality healthcare by just following a few simple guidelines. |
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Basic Commands: Teaching Your Puppy
…courses like Kindergarten Puppy Training and Obedience Classes, which are great resources for puppies and owners alike. Some even award successful doggie graduates with framed diplomas! There are also a number of excellent books available to help you find the right training methods.
Basic Commands: Teaching Your Puppy
| Learn the right ways to teach your dog basic commands like Come, Stay, Sit, Heel, and Down. Obedience training reinforces good behavior, improves your relationship, and helps keep your pup safe. |
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Biting: Causes, Prevention, and Control
…circumstances.Train your dog. Participating in puppy socialization and dog training classes is an excellent way to help you and your dog learn good obedience skills. Training your dog is a family matter, and every member of your household should be involved and use the same training techniques.Teach…
Biting: Causes, Prevention, and Control
| Learn how to reduce the risk of your dog biting someone. |
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Great Dane
…most books on Great Danes caution that with a big dog comes big responsibility. This is true. Puppy mischief that may be tolerable with smaller breeds, such as digging and chewing, take on a whole different picture with a 100-lb puppy. And as with all giant breeds, your Dane will be a puppy until he…
Great Dane
| The Great Dane is not from Denmark, as the name implies, but was bred in Germany to hunt wild boar and, in fact, its German name is "Deutsche Dogge," meaning "German Mastiff." |
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