Dog Training

Well you could call a company and have them put wire right inside about 5 inches on the inside of the fence so when it goes by the fence the dog will get shocked. You could also put the fence really deep in the ground.

you can start when it is a puppy! the earlier the better but have patients puppies arent always attentive. Good luck!

It is natural for puppies to bite. They don't have hands or fingers, so they explore their world with their mouths. A puppy's mother and siblings can help teach him not to bite. For that reason, puppies shouldn't be taken from their mother too early. If a puppy has already left his mother, you can help teach him not to bite yourself.

When playing with your puppy, if he gets too rough and nips or bites too hard, give out a shrill "YIP!" or "OUCH!". Even if it doesn't, pretend your puppy's bite really hurt and stop playing with him for a short time. Puppies are smart and learn quickly that the fun and games stop if he puts his mouth on you.

Then be careful not to encourage rough-housing with your pup. He needs to get very clear signals about what behavior is and isn't appropriate. Look for games to play with your pup that don't encourage wild, wacky, biting behavior.

if it is a chew toy then they will but if they are stressed out they will chew on any type of furniture, so you should talk to your vet if your dog is well trained and is chewing on things that he/she shouldn't be.

This amount will vary a lot depending upon many factors. Most dogs wardens will average in making $40,000 a year.

It can depend. Sometimes they are saying, "Give me more attention and love!" Sometimes they are saying, "Let me out I need to use the bathroom!" and maybe saying that they are hungry or thirsty.

Yes but you must be very careful because with the rat harnesses they sell if you are too rough then you could hurt your rat.

Please be carefull as rats have very short legs and can't really walk very fast.

First, this is not funny and putting the dog in another room will not solve the problem. A dog will often bark at the TV out of fear or anxiety. There are a couple of ways to handle this issue. One is to teach your dog to bark on command. This helps them to understand when it's okay to bark and when it isn't. The second method is to keep some treats on hand. Something very special that they don't get any other time, like boiled chicken. Keep the pieces very small. When your dog barks at the TV, call him/her to you. When they are quiet for a few seconds, praise them and give them a treat. Soon the dog will learn that it's far better to come and sit quietly by you than to bark at the TV.

Dogs usually wake up barking because they've usually heard an unfamiliar noise, which made them wake up. It may have startled them, too. Their bark is really a warning to let you know that they think something's wrong.

A dog's hearing range is much wider than ours and they can hear things in the higher frequencies where we aren't even aware there even was a noise.

Then again, it could just be someone slamming a car door a few doors down.

Dogs are protective of you and your family and it's just watching out for you.

First of all check the dog harness is correctly fitted, you should be able to get one finger comfortably under each side strap or two under the belly strap. Many dogs chew out of discomfort. Check the harness is not chafing your dog either side of the front legs - this can be caused either by a poor fit, too loose or too tight or a rough lining. If you need to replace your dog harness, consider a soft, comfortable fleece dog harness for your dog, as when correctly fitted these cannot chafe or irritate.

if they come up and sniff they like you but if they don't then you must have something they like, so you are just like me

In order to develop the necessary social skills needed, puppies should leave their mothers NO EARLIER than 8 weeks of age. After they have left their mothers, they will still need extensive socialization during their first year to insure that they become temperamentally sound adults.

Hi,

Using a crate is the easiest method. In a nutshell, here are the basic steps:

1. Take time off to housetrain your puppy.

2. Start using a crate the day you bring her home.

3. Take your puppy outside for a bathroom break every one to two hours during the day.

4. Plan a middle-of-the-night potty run for young puppies.

5. Shower her with treats and praise when she does a good job.

6. Don't punish your pup for accidents you haven't seen.

Check out this article for more helpful training tips:

http://dogtime.com/housetraining-for-puppies.html

from the moment they were born. new born puppies should be handled everyday so that they will have good temperament they will be accustomed to people. it will set their instinct that people are nice.

Step one is to find out whether another dog has ever urinated in the other person's house. If so, your dog may be reacting to that scent and believes it is okay to toilet there because other dogs have. Thoroughly cleaning the area with an enzymatic cleaner such as Nature's Miracle may help. Sometimes dogs don't generalize training. That means that just because they understand a command or behavior in one location doesn't mean they understand to apply it in another location. You may have to repeat training in the new location to help the dog generalize. With each new place where you review training it should take less and less time to get the job done. Supervise the dog closely when in a home other than your own. As with her original training, interrupt if she starts to act like she needs to toilet and rush her outside. Remember to praise when she goes in an appropriate location. Another approach is to control her feeding, toileting, and exercise schedule to reduce her need to toilet while you are visiting. Don't feed, water, or exercise for at least an hour before you plan to visit. Toilet just before entering in a designated potty area at the friends' home so she can see there is a designated area nearby and so she can empty out before you go in.

The 5 kids are QUINTUPLETS.

The best thing to do first is determine the reason why your dog is barking. Is he overexcited? Someone too close to the house? Wants attention? There are many reasons why a dog will bark, and for energetic breeds, it could just be because they are bored, or breed characteristic. There are a number of simple tips you can use to stop your dog from barking excessively:

Walk your Dog more often

If your dog is friendly with other dogs, let you dog socialize with other dogs

Teach your dog barking is OK until told to stop

Praise your dog during quiet time

After your dog stops barking, give him a treat

When your dog barks excessively, correct him immediately

A verb is something you do, for example, "run", "jump", etc. "Bark" would be the verb in the sentence, "The dog barked."

Physical. When you yell a dog commands, make sure your voice is stern and you make eye contact, then say your command and point your finger at what you want it to do, such as to tell it to go to bed. You make eye contact say "bed" in a stern voice then point at the bed and watch it to its bed. Do that for 2-4 days until you say bed without the voice and finger make sure you reward it for doing the command.

A Weimaraner is capable of running around 25mph if it's in good health and gets sufficient exercise. Some have been known, if trained and conditioned, to exceed speeds of 35mph.

That depends largely on the dog, but many dogs can have small doses of benadryl. Check with your veterinarian.

That's how dogs interact with other dogs. Kind of like you going to a tavern looking for love. You have to put them on a leash, walk briskly, and hold his head up high. Give the leash a little jerk when he is getting distracted. Do not stop and let him be the pack leader. He stops when YOU want to stop. When YOU feel it is time to start walking again, you walk. keep your head up high when you walk. If you look down when you walk, the dog will read you as insecure and feel that he must be in charge. One more thing, keep the leash right behind his ears. You will have the most controll when it is in that position.

it depends what you do where you work how successful you are not meaning your horrible

Dogs that chew on walls are usually bored and trying to get out energy. You can curb this by exercising your pet and providing chew toys.