Raising a dog is very different from raising a child. Dealing with frustration, failure and failure must also be learned. This is the only way to train the ability to find and try out new solutions. However, at some point, a limit is reached in dog training where a four-legged friend loses the motivation to …
Most dogs love to play and romp with other dogs. However, if a dog game becomes a dog fight, you, as the owner, must intervene. It is tricky to recognize whether an intervention is essential or whether the fur noses cannot regulate the situation themselves. A dog game can sometimes seem very rough; tussling, chasing, …
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“Bello! Bella! Over here! Are you coming now? Bello, please come.” If dog recall isn’t working, recall training was probably neglected or improperly addressed at a young age. Memory is perhaps the most important call of all in dog training. It is essential that your dog listens to you and can be pulled out of …
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Dog recall is one of the essential things in dog training. Only when the four-legged friend returns to you reliably and safely on command can he enjoy all the freedom without a leash. But the recall doesn’t always work. Here are six ways it could be. If the dog doesn’t hear, that’s not a good …
The terms frustration tolerance and impulse control are used in psychology to describe socially desirable behaviors such as self-control and patience. It is also essential for your dog to learn how to deal with frustration and control its instinctive needs. People and animals need to be considerate of others and not follow every impulse that …
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In some ways, dogs are like little children; they too need to learn impulse control and good behavior. If a dog immediately follows every impulse that stirs in him, it can be unpleasant or dangerous. In addition, it is challenging to teach animals something when they are constantly distracted by impulses and stimuli. The following …
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For many dog owners, the thought may seem strange that their four-legged friend could develop addictive behavior while playing and become a ball junkie. Unfortunately, dogs can become addicted to the “kick” that comes from chasing after something that moves quickly – like balls. They then show symptoms very similar to those of an addicted …
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There are situations in which our four-legged friends are so excited that they don’t hear. Relaxation for dogs at the push of a button would be good in such cases – but is that possible? Conditioned relaxation for dogs does not ensure immediate calm, but the method can contribute to reducing the fur nose’s level …
Target training for dogs involves your four-legged friend touching a target with a body part such as the paw or the nose. The versatile training offers different possibilities and is suitable for almost every dog, whether puppies or seniors, whether small or large. During target training, your dog learns to touch a target you have …
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Is your dog defending his favorite toy? Does food belong to him alone? His blanket is sacred to him, and so is the sofa? Resource defense can be a big issue that can lead to problems. It is essential to know that dog behavior is biologically wholly normal. However, if it gets out of hand, …
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