Dog Training

Louis pasteur

I dont no either but maybe about something to do with your age, but you must be 13 to enter.

Your vet can show you how to do this!

Miyabi After shaving my dog, I then took a wooden tongue depressor and knocked them off of her. Mind you, I had to check her every 5-6 hours or so as new ones would hatch out. After removal, I would allow her to rest in a very warm bath, and I ran my hands in between her toes, between her foot pads, through her leg hairs. (I worked the little nests out, and they would float in the water, gradually sinking.) One I removed her from the bath, I would treat the affected areas with either Betadine or hydrogen peroxide. After letting that set, I would pat the area dry, change her bedding, and put her to bed. (I do this at least twice a day.) She's fragile and weak at this point, but she's regaining her appetite.

After the initial visit with our vet, he prescribed her Nutra-Cal supplements, triple antibiotic ointment for affected areas, and an oral antibiotic. He also gave her several injections of B vitamins.

So far, 4 days after discovery, she's slowly improving. (Keep in mind that she's actually 22 years old, but this website didn't offer that age as an option.) I have found that patience and sympathy are key.

Best of luck to you.

Of course!

The weight of the crate is acting downward on the ground and the ground is exerting a force equal to the weight of the crate upward on the crate.

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288 square inches (12x4x6)

no,but you can call a dog that you can call a dog anything

That is not very nice to make your dog pull weights. You can find pet supplies at any pet store.

The Dachshund is usually described as clever, lively, and courageous to the point of rashness. He's bred for perseverance, which is another way of saying that he can be stubborn.

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Boredom, cold weather, excessive weight, advanced age, and illness can make a dachshund appear to be lazy. Laziness could do it too. It happens.

he was born in 1969.

No do not play fetch with a stick your dog could hurt himself with it

There are plenty of books teach you how to train your dog yourself. They are usually in librarys. You can also learn online - some websites are free. Training your dog yourself is probably the best way, because it will create a bond with your dog and yourself also, it will be for FREE. Although, it may not be as well done as hiring a trainer to actually train your dog, but you said you wanted it to be free.

How do you mean if it is as being outside it is very simple do not let your cat outside be a reasonable owner and keep your cat indoors and safe.

The answer above isn't true. We have three cats that are both indoors and outdoors. They are perfectly safe as they are smart cats and they know not to cross the street. They like being inside and outside. I think as long as you make sure your cat is treated well inside, he/she will eventually choose to come in on his/her own. Make sure you have some food inside as well so your cat will be tempted to come inside if it isn't already.

let it go with the flow

they live 12-16 years, if taken care of right.

Abbot was a person who owned a lot of land around here

ford is old English for land that belongs to one

They're almost like little kids,potty trained,what to eat,where not to go,and it'd be helpful if they learned who is apart of the family because my dogs bark at anybody who they have never seen well hope that helps!! :D

Depends on the country and the type of police.

Some dogs are trained purely through body language.

Hello there! I have a dog she knows a lot of tricks

For example:

sit, stand, jump, lay, go get your eating bowl, catch, go get me that, stay, and a lot more

I even taught her to tell me if she wants food or water when she wants water she pulls my clothes and goes to her water bowl I and I give her water and when she wants food she does the same but goes to her food bowl

training a dog is easy if you start training it when you brought he/she

I have trained my dog by giving her treats if she obeys me I train her 1 hour per day and she sometimes even sleep next to me on my bed but I really mind it and the rest of the time she rest plays with me go on walks or just eat

and that's is my dogs per day rountine

you can teach your dogs any of the tricks I mentioned above

There are several qualifications to having a service dog.

1. You must be disabled. Under ADA, an individual with a disability is a person who: (1) has a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more major life activities; OR (2) has a record of such an impairment; OR (3) is regarded as having such an impairment.

2. Your dog must be very good with basic obedience and be able to pass a Canine Good Citizen test or similar.

3. Your must be able to pass a Public Access Test (PAT) to show that they can behave in public and not bark at skateboards, vacuum up the floor, etc. These are available at www.iaadp.org and other service dog websites. They can be administered by a dog trainer (more qualified) or by a friend(less qualified).

4. Very important-your dog must be specially task-trained to mitigate your disability. A list of tasks can be found at www.iaadp.org but it is not an exhaustive list. Giving comfort and kisses are not tasks, these are natural things dogs do. Tasks may include guiding the blind, alerting the deaf to noises, mobility work, alerting to blood sugar drops, picking up items, pulling a wheelchair, alerting to panic attacks and many more.

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