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Puppy Training: A Tip

Apr 27, 2013   //   by admin   //   Blog, Dog Training, Dogs, Humans & Animals, Man's Best Friend  //  No Comments

If you’re thinking about getting a puppy, it’s not likely that you’ll need to put anywhere near the time and money required for a proficient search dog. The typical dog owner doesn’t have to spend $10,000 training their pet but every dog will need some training to learn how the be well behaved. Good doggy behavior does not come naturally to canines who will live with families and in neighborhoods.

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Anti-Dog Poo Mobile App

Apr 27, 2013   //   by admin   //   Blog, Dog Training, Humans & Animals, Man's Best Friend  //  No Comments

The out of control dog epidemic is now sparking a whole new way to deal with the issue.  Along with barking and out of control dogs, the issue of taking care of your pet and cleaning up after them is a whole new can of worms.  Below, this article highlights the pro-active approach (similar to 2ndHandBarking’s technological approach) of some French students making a dent in the world’s problem of animal care neglect.

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Dog Training Tips – Secrets For All Puppy & Dog Obedience Training

Nov 19, 2012   //   by admin   //   Dog Park, Dog Training, Dogs, Humans & Animals, Man's Best Friend  //  No Comments

Here are what we regard to be the key concepts to successful dog training, and a short description of each:
★Bonding – Perhaps the most important aspect of building a successful relationship with your dog will be your rapport with him. If you make your dog into a close friend by doing such things as talking to him, playing with him, and taking him for long walks, your dog will be much more responsive and attentive when you are training him. Read more >>

A Look At The Line Between ‘Pet’ & ‘Animal’.

Nov 19, 2012   //   by admin   //   Dog Park, Humans & Animals, Opinion  //  No Comments
It doesn’t take a George Orwell to see that some animals are more equal than others. Mark Bittman writes that “It’s time to take a look at the line between ‘pet’ and ‘animal’.” We fiercely protect “companion animals” while largely ignoring the mistreatment of chicks, cows, and pigs.  Are the animals we love really just a projection of ourselves? Read more >>

Dogs and Crowd Control

Nov 19, 2012   //   by admin   //   Blog, Dog Park, Dogs, Humans & Animals  //  No Comments

Dogs and Crowd Control

By Kristina N Lotz

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Have you ever wanted to take your dog to a street fair, Saturday market, parade, or a pet expo but haven’t because you are afraid of controlling your dog in large crowds? Or, have you taken your dog to one of these events and then had to leave because you just weren’t able to control your dog? Don’t worry, you are not alone. Read more >>

Are We Becoming An Uncivil Society?

Nov 19, 2012   //   by admin   //   Blog, Cause, Humans & Animals, Opinion  //  No Comments
Are we becoming an uncivil society?  From everyday rudeness to bitter attacks on those who do not share our point of view, sometimes it seems like we are headed down a spiral of incivility. Sometimes it takes a tragedy to get us to stop and re-evaluate the situation. An example is the constructive exchange between liberals and conservatives in the wake of the Tucson shooting. Read more >>

Wife Is Jealous Of Her Husband’s Dog?

Nov 19, 2012   //   by admin   //   Blog, Dogs, Humans & Animals, Man's Best Friend, Pet  //  No Comments
Wife is jealous of her husband’s dog?  The solution is not to get angry at the dog or the husband. It’s to understand the dog’s psychology and learn the right way to establish routines to gain the dog’s trust and affection—something that will make live pleasant for all.  The dog is just doing what comes naturally. Humans have the intelligence to analyze the situation.DearAbby_biopic

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New Study on Dog Walking Behaviors

Nov 19, 2012   //   by admin   //   Blog, Dog Training, Dogs, Humans & Animals, Man's Best Friend, Pet  //  No Comments

New Study on Dog Walking Behaviors 

By Joe WilkesManwalkingdobie

Mendel University, located in Brno, Czech Republic, recently completed a study of almost 2,000 dogs interacting with other dogs during their walks. The observers noted the size, age, and gender of the dog as well as the gender of the owner and whether the dog was on or off leash during the walk. They discovered one of the most telling variables was the gender of the walker. Dogs who were walked by males showed aggressive behavior toward other dogs (such as biting or threatening) four times as much as other dogs. Additionally dogs who were walked off leash were half as likely to be aggressive as dogs who were on leash. Read more >>

Can You Tell What Your Dog is Feeling by Their Bark?

Nov 19, 2012   //   by admin   //   Barking, Blog, Dog Training, Dogs, Humans & Animals, Man's Best Friend, Noise  //  No Comments

Can You Tell What Your Dog is Feeling by Their Bark?

By Nicole PajerFrenchMastiff

Are you able to tell whether your dog is happy, sad, angry or afraid? Many dog owners claim they can tell exactly what kind of mood their dog is in based on the variances in the barks and noises they give off. Read more >>

Learning from Mother Nature.

Nov 19, 2012   //   by admin   //   Blog, Cause, Humans & Animals, Opinion  //  No Comments
Learning from Mother Nature. On a snowy night writer Margaret Roach encounters an important lessons from some small birds in the wild. She quotes naturalist John Burroughs, who wrote that “the live bird is a fellow passenger; we are making the voyage together, and there is a sympathy between us that quickly leads to knowledge.” Read more >>
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