Dog Training

Any age! In fact, I've seen a nine year old show a yorkie.

they love to eat

The best treat to give it like a dog biscuit or something like it favorite little snack, for example

Biscuits, piece of banana, apple, or pear.

If you mean by a service dog that smells for illegal drugs than no they can't. This is because their short snouts make them poor "smellers" compared to a German Sheppard dog or Golden Retriever. None-the-less they do still have a stronger sense of smell than humans.

Trained behavior is behavior that you train into your dog. Examples are sitting and waiting for their food instead of running to it as soon as you put it on the floor. Another trained behacior is a dof sitting and whining at the back door to go out and use the bathroom instead of going to the bathroom in the house.

no way man do what u want keep swaggin bruh

I had a similar situation with my pit bull puppy. the first couple days i had him he was okay he then began destroying everything. Putting your dog in a crate is usually a good way to keep it from tearing up or eliminating in the house. putting your dog in the crate as a way of time out when it messes in the house. Since most dogs wont mess in the area they are confined to unless its an emergency. You should take your dog outside so it can relieve itself there. maybe changing its diet is a last step. you can also try only keeping food out when your around. youll have try mix and match these ways to find the best cure for your dog. it wont be quick or east but it will work

By just saying mama and giving her treats when she's barking

Generally it should be discouraged all together. Instead get the dog toys and play with him that way. Tug of war with rope toys is a great way to spend time together. Frisbee, tennis balls, and plushies are all a great way to go as well. I have labs at home. When they were young we had a game where they tried to grab the toy from me. If they accidentally got my hand I would stop playing and tell them no (not too harshly or anything, we were just playing) and then we would would play again. Dogs are smart and they catch on quickly. I had my black lab before we had kids and he grew to be 100 pounds and is all muscle. Later I was grateful that we played the games that way. Now that my kids are 6 and 8 he plays with them all the time, but he never tries to play too rough. You never know how your situation will change through the years and a dog that bites (even playing) might not always be a good thing.

Yes that's normal - puppies are usually over 2 months before they're house trained.

no but depends how bad the boxer's chin is

It kinda depends on the mad dog game you are asking about cuz there are a lot of games called mad dog

Well first of all never try to abuse a dog it can chip its bones and give it maybe a little bait of brocolli but not too much because dogs cant have much human food and walk him every day and I think you dont have much to worry about because it is most likely he wont get it.

Yes, pig ears can be good for dogs to chew. They clean dogs teeth. In addition, they allow dogs to chew and eat something that they like and it gives them something non-destructive to do.

you take the bunny and put it on a kitty litter box :D

go to scampers or pets at home

not necessarily, but i would not give treats IN the house... bring them outside and as she is going to the bathroom (outside) give her the treat. This was she associates the treat with the OUTdoors potty break, and not going INdoors. There is never anything wrong with giving your pets treats, unless it's right after they do something wrong. Giving your pet a treat "just because you love them" is just as good as giving them a treat for saving an orphan from a burning building. Dogs usually only associate food rewards with events in the immediate past, so in the dog's mind he may think you are rewarding him for coming back into the house. In anticipation of getting the reward, he MIGHT start coming back to the house before he's ready, in other words, before he's finished his "business." I would just praise the dog while he's in the act of relieving himself, and save the food rewards for teaching tricks or something he does not ordinarily do on a routine basis. Give praise every time, and only an occasional treat. (You still want the dog to obey you on occasions when you have no treats handy, right?) answer well sorda if you give it to them all the timeit will think that he can just grab one any second and maybe start getiing spoiled if her rarely does it and he does do IT then he needs a treat but if he usually does just every once in a while

70 Crates

The dog bite law can be found in California's Civil Code Section 3342 under which the owner of a dog can be held liable by anyone bitten by their dog who is in a public place, or lawfully in a private place, including the dog owner's property. The owner will be liable regardless of whether the dog has ever bit anyone before and regardless of whether the owner knew the dog had bitten anyone before.

To encourage your Siberian Husky puppy to go outside, establish a consistent routine by taking her out after meals, playtime, and naps. Use a specific command like "go potty" while she's outside to create a positive association. Reward her with praise or treats immediately after she goes outside to reinforce the behavior. Additionally, supervise her closely indoors and watch for signs that she needs to go, promptly taking her outside when you notice them.

It's important to clarify that if a mother dog is suffocating her puppies, it may be due to her not understanding how to care for them, or it could indicate stress or discomfort. Typically, mother dogs are instinctively protective and nurturing, and they should stop any harmful behavior as they adjust to motherhood. If the behavior persists, it's crucial to seek veterinary advice or consult an animal behaviorist to ensure the safety and well-being of both the mother and her puppies.

Aloe vera can be used on dogs, but with caution. While the gel from the plant can be soothing for minor skin irritations or burns, the whole plant is toxic to dogs if ingested. Always consult your veterinarian before applying aloe vera to your dog’s skin or using it for any treatment. If you notice any adverse reactions, discontinue use immediately and seek veterinary advice.

Dogs may chew cotton sheets for several reasons, including boredom, anxiety, or teething, especially in puppies. The texture of cotton might be appealing to them, providing a satisfying sensation while chewing. Additionally, some dogs may chew as a way to seek comfort or relieve stress, often associating the sheets with their owner's scent. It's important to provide appropriate chew toys and mental stimulation to redirect this behavior.

Siberian Huskies are not typically considered ideal tracking dogs. While they possess strong instincts and excellent endurance, their independent nature and high energy levels can make them less focused on tracking tasks compared to breeds specifically bred for that purpose, like bloodhounds or German shepherds. However, they can still be trained for tracking activities, especially in recreational settings, as they enjoy using their keen sense of smell and exploring their environment.