Dog Training

Exercise!! This dog needs to use that energy up to be healthy and happy. Take it on long walks and runs. Teach it to walk on the tread mill if you have one. A lot of dogs in the big cities use one. Play ball, frisby or whatever it takes.

You should start training your puppy to potty train as soon as you can. Take the dog out a lot and praise them and give them treats whenever they go to the bathroom outside. If you catch the dog peeing inside say no sternly and take them outside. Leave them out there for a while so they get that they are supposed to go to the bathroom when they are outside. Praise them when they do go to the bathroom outside.

There are several ways that I can think of off the top of my head:

1. whenever he/she jumps on the sofa, say "no!" firmly, pull him off the sofa and tell him to lay and stay there.

2. The same thing as #1 ,but when you catch him doing it, spray him in the face with water to.

ps: It may take a short while before a dog learns this

side note: never beat a dog for what he did wrong

another side note: never punish a dog after he is done doing some thing wrong, because he will think that you are punishind him for what he is doing now.

If your dog won't stop biting its tail, you can try a few different things. First, examine the tail to see if there is something wrong with it, such as a flea bite or other irritant/injury, that could possibly be causing your dog to bite the area. If there is a flea bite, treat your dog and home for fleas, including a flea prevention product. Most dogs will stop biting at fleas at this point, however some dogs are allergic to fleas and continue to itch or bite the area. Two of my dogs have flea allergy dermaitis and I have had success using a hydocortisone spray from petco w/ aloe vera. If your dog's tail is not injured aside from the dog's biting, then it is a behavioral problem. Make sure your dog gets at least 30-45 minutes of walking and 15-30 minutes of playtime each day. Then he ought to be too tired to bite his tail. If he still bites his tail, sit in front of him with a really yummy treat and dangle it in the air til he stops biting his tail. Then give him a piece of the treat. It should be yummy enough that he doesn't go back to biting his tail but instead fixates on you. Praise him and treat him for not biting his tail and if possible teach him an accepted behavior such as sit or down. then when he is biting his tail, get the treat and ask for the new accepted behavior i. e. Sit. Do this 1-2 times every day, for 5 min, for a least 21 days. Eventually, you won't need the treat and he will stop biting and just sit. Good luck!

Do you want your dog to stop on command or stop barking? It is unclear in your question. Regardless of the behavior you want your dog to gain, there is a wide array of helpful information available on the internet, including contact details for many, many dog trainers.

This is a nonsense question.

Either invest in a smaller crate, or block off a part of a larger crate to make the dogs space smaller. The dog will start the think of the crate as is bedroom, and it won't want to go to the bathroom in its bedroom. If there is room for the dog to go to the bathroom and then lay in another area where it can stay away from the feces, the crate is too big. Dogs do not want to lay in their own feces, so a small crate would help to curb this habit.

No i dont think so because i live with my cat and she only goes to the toilet outside. i have never noticed her to go for a wee more than usual in the heat.

if your cat is weeing alot in the heat you might want to go and see your VET :)

Sometimes, a particularly young or new puppy who's lost or been separated from it's mother too soon will look to you as it's protector and surrogate parent.

In those cases, it might prefer to take food from you directly, because it knows it's safe... Safe, both in terms of being wholesome food, but also safe from other animals that might come and try to take the food.

If you don't have other animals who might push the pup from the bowl, then you can teach the pup that the bowl is safe by sitting on the ground with her while she eats, feeding her from your hand, but slowly moving your hand toward the bowl, and so on.

If you do have other animals who might take the food, it's best to feed her in a safe area until she's big enough to fend for herself.

The Zebo bloodline is a bloodline based off one of the greatest pit dogs of all times "Adams' Grand Champion Zebo". The basic makeup of the bloodline was Dibo blood crossed with old Colby blood.

To watch cute puppies play :D

The dogs were raging, loud beasts that could not be tamed.

because it scares them

Your dog needs socialization training to be able to get along with other dogs and humans. Well, of course except burglars. :)

In socialization training, the dog's behavior problems like fear, timidness, dominance, and aggression may be corrected.

They are outside dogs unless they have some kind of training.

A hot spot is a nick name for Pyotraumatic dermatitis and consist of a bacterial infection normally Staphylococcus intermedius which develops and spreads quickly. We call it a hot spot considering when humans touch the wound, it is warm. A hot spot is a painful thing for a dog and it can/will emit pus and begin to smell badly (because the first layer of skin is sorta decomposing; if left untreated). a hot spot is really irritating to dogs. They will bite and scratch at it, try to prevent your dog from doing this by watching them closely and or "keeps an eye on them". If they keep biting and scratching at the infected area this is now spreading the infection further. I would take your dog to the vets to seek some medical help or have your vet prescribe to your a lotion or medication for your pet to help them fight against the bacterial infection.

either shes not ready, hes not trying or doesnt want to, or hes asserting his dominance over her.

steep

Well try to litter box train her of that does not work keep her outside wait till she goes then reward her.

easiest way is to core drill and use pour stone to cement it.

He probably has a disorder you should take him to the vet or its probably the stress.

No. Make sure he doesn't swallow anything; it's not safe.