By Teoti Anderson/ Modern Dog
Life can’t be one long dog park visit, but does your dog understand that? Probably not. The reality is that many dogs stay at home while their people are at work during the day. Rather than whine around the house complaining ...Read More
Digging is one of those things that just never seems to stop. Whatever\you do, your dog finds a way to tear up your newly planted flowers or create a mess of the neighbor’s yard. So, it’s completely understandable ...Read More
We’ve all encountered them at some point: Ill-mannered dogs. We’ve even seen their owners yelling at them, tugging at their leashes trying to make them behave. What is sad is that you can’t blame the dog for the owner’s irresponsibility.
This type of behavior could have ...Read More
If you bring home a puppy, be prepared to deal with accidents during the potty training phase. It’s shocking the way people use abusive tactics to stop a puppy from doing what comes naturally.
Puppies are no more prepared to be instantly potty trained than human ...Read More
Bringing a new dog into the home is an exciting time for both you and your new pet. But there are some essentials that you’re going to want to have on hand – regardless of whether you’re bringing home a puppy or a dog that’s ...Read More
36. Awareness of your actions is important.
Being aware of your actions is important when it comes to training your dog. You should be aware of how you waive your hand or the tone of your voice, since it can affect your dog’s attention. For example, ...Read More
Training dogs using positive reinforcement and reward training has long been recognized as both highly effective for the owner and a positive experience for the dog. Positive reinforcement training is so important that it is the only method used to train dangerous animals like lions ...Read More
Dog’s speak, learn, and interact with body language.
They don’t have the benefit of language – only humans have
that. So, instead, they teach their young, approach prey,
and even talk to you using the movement of their ears,
mouths, ...Read More
Dogfighting Is A Felony. Dogfighting is a “contest” in which two dogs—bred, conditioned and trained to fight—are placed in a pit to fight each other for spectators’ entertainment and gambling. The fight ends when one of the dogs will not or cannot continue. Bait animals, ...Read More
