Dog Training

There are many professional dog trainers in the world, all with great results. The most well-known dog trainer may be Cesar Milan, better known as The Dog Whisperer. He is a self-taught expert who focuses on rehabilitating especially aggressive dogs.

u dont. all dogs do it. if u dont want them to eat it clean it up

Like they do outside sometimes they will hold it in because they wont like it in there they will want to get out

What i did was spray the cage with this spray you can get at pet stores it taste like green apples so the dog will stop biting as for clawing i would say trim its nails

Animal control.

It very well could be. Call your city attorney, and pose the question to him. He will be able to explain the ordinance and how to get the barking stopped.

You should start off leaving him/her for 30 seconds at a time, the 1 min and so on. Build it up over a few weeks until you are at 30 mins say. Always leave music on on a low volume if possible when you have to leave. Kong toys are also a great toy to leave for them to keep them busy. Look up 'the fun times guide-how to stuff a kong toy' to show you the proper way to fill them...hope this helps...my facebook page is 'Ians Dog Training' if you need any more help...cheer's.

The best way of making your dog realize that he is not the alpha and you are is by training it.

NEVER beat a puppy!!! NEVER. Young puppies should be handled gently and will learn MUCH more by reward than by hurting them. If you hurt them they learn that YOU ARE MEAN. That is ANIMAL ABUSE. Puppies need to urinate more frequently than more mature dogs. Take her outside at least every couple of hours and reward her every time she pees outside, by praising her and maybe giving her a small treat. She will begin to understand that peeing outside is a good thing. When you catch her in the act of peeing inside, say NO firmly (do not yell!) and take her outside immediately. NEVER hit a puppy. Another thing is that young puppies, just like human babies, are learning how to control their bodies so they may urinate when excited. They can grow out of this but you need to be patient just as you would with a child.

Inspector Gadget!!! (loved that cartoon)

We have a 7 week old blue heeler who also has a fascination with our cat. In my experience we let the cat show his dominance, by giving the pup a few (non-claw) hits so that the pup learnt that the cat not something to be played with (as he should be, as the cat was here before the pup). It only took about a week before the pup learnt the cat was no fun and they happily leave each other now alone, we are even starting to notice the cat teasing the pup for attention

you can run away from the dog and he/she will chase you. BE CAREFULL the dog might try to bite! Hope this helps!

There's a short period in every puppy's development, from very early puppyhood to three or four months of age, when his experiences have a big effect on his entire approach to life. Bad experiences during this period can develop them into being fearful and aggressive of other dogs and people...

Yes, and in my opinion, one of the best around. He is especially good with agressive dogs. He doesn't teach the dog as much as he teaches the owner.

always bring the dog outside after playing eating sleeping and dont give it anything to drink after 7:00. but the newspaper trick is an old and succsesful way to house train a puppy . start out with a large area of newspaper your puppy will go on it . then slowly take the amout of newspaper away till you down to one sheet slowly move it outside the after a few weeks take the news paper away.

personally I think the answer to that gets technical. I have seen dogs that will not pee exactly where they sleep but say 6 inches beside it they will. I guess it depends on how you look at it. I was always told that too though, but in owning 3 dogs from the time they were 6-8 weeks old, has taught me otherwise.

The only dogs that come close to not shedding at all are the hairless breeds such as the Mexican Hairless Dog and the Peruvian Inca Orchid. They too usually have a tiny bit of fur on their head and sometimes on other places such as the tail, but it's not usually enough for owners to notice any significant shedding.

Examples of low shedding dogs include; Whippet, Poodle, Maltese, Italian Greyhound, Saluki, Basenji, Puli, and many more. These dogs do shed, but far less than Labrador Retrievers, for example, who can at times leave a trail of fur behind everywhere they go

Just search for that same model on Amazon.com and check up on the reviews - that is probably the easiest way

I am doing this research as well. So far, the only state that I have found that requires a license is California. But I am sure that there are at least a few other states that require licenses.

cut them off.

if ur puppy wees on the floor tell him/her "NO" and then clean it up and put paper on the floor and wait until he/she wees again then see if they have weed on the paper if they have then praise them and say "good boy/girl" but if he/she has weed on the floor again then say "NO" again until they have learned ok!! ;)

The best time to remove a puppy from its mother is once it is weaned. A puppy should remain with the litter until at least six weeks old, preferably eight weeks old. The longer it is on mother's milk, the healthier it will be but it may be better if you get it earlier because if it remembers its family it can die earlier from depression

A good way to socialize your dog is to take him out when he is young so he can get used to it.