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Article by Clay Harris

Do you wish your dog would obey you and not drive you crazy? Maybe he/she chases cars or constantly barks or is aggressive to other dogs or people. Well I am going to try and help you train your dog with a few Dog Training Obedience Tips because I was in your shoes not too long ago. My dog use to bark constantly at cars and other people. She wouldn’t obey me when I told her to do something and I had had enough. So I started looking for answers from friends, family, and just anyone that knew a little about dogs in general. Well with the information and help I received I started using these tips on my own dog and within a few hours I noticed a difference.

Now these tips work very well, but you can’t expect your dog to just be completely different in a day. It takes steady work to make your dog listen to you and obey, but if you are consistent with the tips given your dog will change his ways fast with my Dog Training Obedience Tips.

When a dog obeys you it builds a stronger relationship. You will trust your dog more and be happier in owning the dog you own. One of the most important things to remember when training your dog to obey you is to be consistent and make it easy for your dog. Don’t make a situation complicated, give your dog simple tasks which will involve simple decisions for your dog to make and show the dog which choice is the better one.

You need to be realistic and fair to your dog. Don’t scold him for not doing something correctly on the first try. Do it over and over until he learns the correct way, then when he chooses the right decision, reward him. By rewarding your dog you can give them treats,but I would suggest that. When giving your dog treats they can sometimes take advantage of the situation and not pay attention to what you are asking them to do because they might smell the treats on you and thats all they will be thinking about. The only reward a dog needs whenever you are training them is to pet them whenever they do something correctly. If you show your dog that you love him by petting him the dog will trust you and rely on you for answers.

Another thing you need to remember is teach your dog one thing at a time. If you try to teach him too many things at once the dog will get confused and make the wrong decisions. Get one command mastered then move on to the next. This can also go back to keeping the situations you are going to put your dog in simple and easy so they can make good decisions.

Also whenever you correct your dog for doing wrong make sure you correct him in at the act. Never try to correct your dog after he/she has done something wrong because that will then only confuse your dog more. So remember these tips when trying to train your dog. For more help and tips with DOG TRAINING CLICK on the link at the bottom of the article.

Always be consistent with what you are teaching, never scold your dog after the act is done with you have to catch him in the act for your teaching to work, and reward your dog when a reward is need. If you think you need more information on dog training I have found a helpful website that gives great information on dog training that you can vist by clicking on this link. http://alturl.com/crmxy

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Poodles are the perfect embodiment of dogs with the looks AND the brains. Not only do these dogs have a distinct appearance, they are one of the most intelligent breeds as well. Poodles are incredibly responsive and have a high aptitude for learning.

As with other breeds, the basis of poodle training is premised on the reward principle. Some people reward their poodles with treats and some reward them with praise in most cases, it has been proven that working with both always returns positive results.

To keep your poodles health in check, it might be a good idea to stick with dog treats that have the least amount of additives or preservatives. Home-made liver treats or dry poodle food are often popular choices. But just to establish the ground rules of your dog training routine, remember that you must only reward your pet with a treat for displaying good behavior or if it follows your command. You dont want to negate the purpose of your method by giving rewarding your poodle even if it doesnt do what you are trying to teach it. You dont want to end up spoiling your dog instead of training it.

Second of all, remember that consistency is key in poodle training. The easiest way for your poodle to learn tricks is through repetition. Ten to fifteen minute sessions, three to four times a day would be ideal. You want to do poodle training sessions as often enough so that it sticks but you dont want to overdo it and end up exhausting or overwhelming your poodle. As added help, it always helps your poodle to comprehend things better if you work in a quiet and contained area. This prevents them from being distracted by other external factors.

Use verbal cues during the poodle training process such as praise words for good behavior. At the same do not hesitate to let your poodle know if it is doing something wrong. Poodles are very eager to please their masters. It is for this reason that perhaps they might enjoy the process as much as you, if not more.

Having your poodle learn tricks does not happen in a snap. Keep in mind that when it comes to poodle training, it takes a lot of time and patience for things to stick. If you dedicate your time and practice enough patience, youll have your poodle learn all sorts of tricks in no time.

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My dog is a great listener Inside. He wont listen to me outside. How can I have him listen to me outside? Any good training advice for training come and walking on leash. O and getting him to be nicer and calmer around other dogs. We don’t have a dog park.

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Answer by Melanie S
Hi – I am a trainer and can email you an article about simple Come when called exercises that should help you. What type of dog is he and how old? It is also necessary to really get your dog to bond well to you, as that will help give you more control. Not sure if it is okay to post my website here? You can find free articles on my blog and my regular website – www.knowingdogs.com. You can also email me from either of these sites, and I will be glad to answer any questions, also glad to recommend a trainer in your area if I know anyone near where you live. Melanie

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by Sukianto

Article by John Fields

Predator animals have a natural instinct to chase. Dogs are natural predators. They will run after things or people. Of course this is inappropriate behavior for a house pet.

Begin training your dog as early as you can. When the dog is smaller, he is less of a threat to others and easier to control. This especially is true with breeds that can grow very big or for those breeds that are very aggressive by nature. Joggers or anyone else will be very scared when a dog is chasing them.

Some breeds are easier to train than others. Those dogs that have been raised for hunters or herders might have much more of an instinct to chase than other dogs. Regardless of his breed, do not let the dog outside without the leash until he no longer chases.

Let the dog be trained in an area that is closed and does not have others around. The dog will learn how you want him to behave in this closed safe area. Go over and over the proper behavior in this setting, letting him concentrate on you. The place to do this is in your home. Put the leash and collar on the dog and then show him a ball. The animal should not touch the ball. Push the ball to the other end of the room and state off

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(PRWEB) April 13, 2012

A new report from Shoestring Publishing gives some insight into the process of how to start a petting zoo, and a new course provides a complete training program for anyone interested in starting a startup that focuses on petting zoos, says Justin Douglas of Shoestring Publishing. “Petting zoos are like many startups we teach about which can be started quickly and for less money than you think. This particular startup is also great for anyone who already has an interest in animals.”

Courses from Shoestring Publishing feature the experiences of entrepreneurs who have successfully started these businesses. “The new course on how to start a petting zoo is fantastic for startup entrepreneurs who are ready to try a business, and the petting zoo business can be good if you already like animals or have a little extra land where you could put animals. There is a little bit of a learning curve for taking care of animals that is explained in the course, but if you already have some knowledge of farm animals then it is a natural fit,” explains Justin Douglas of Shoestring. “The course has everything a startup owner would need to know to succeed and it is taught by people who have made a lot of money in petting zoos. The course is designed for the average person to be able to start the startup business.”

“In the recession today, a lot of people would like to start a business,” Mr. Douglas explains. “And what we’ve done at Shoestring Publishing is to take the amazing successes of people like expert marketer Perry Belcher and create courses that show you how to start your own business. Perry has sold over 100 million dollars of product online, and all the core teachers of the Shoestring courses have major success and experience in starting startups.”

Shoestring courses include niches of all types, including Chinese importing, curb painting, ice cream trucks, hot dog carts, consignment shops, petting zoos and many more niches. For those who are wondering how to start a startup, the course comes with the “Startup Bootcamp” – a three part audio series that covers all the basic business aspects that the student should know to start their petting zoo business.

“This is just one of our courses,” Mr. Douglas says. “Shoestring Publishing has many other fantastic courses focusing on other types of businesses that the average person can start on their own with little or no startup capital.”

For the recession, this is good news, says Mr. Douglas. Instead of standing in a long job line trying to find work, Mr. Douglas points out that the course will let you create your own job and become the boss. “Who can fire you if your the boss, right? Once you have your own business you appreciate being able to chart your own destiny, and the course we teach helps you make the correct decisions along the way and avoid mistakes. We make these courses so you can succeed in these startup ventures.

For more information, visit the Shoestring Publishing website.

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MADISON, NJ (PRWEB) April 12, 2012

Pfizer Animal Health, an international leader in the advancement of animal health, and the American Humane Association, the nations leading advocate on behalf of children and animals, announced the completion of the first round of an innovative research study on the benefits of animal-assisted therapy (AAT) on pediatric cancer patients and their families.

For years, doctors, veterinarians and other caregivers have shared experiences about the healing power that animal-assisted therapy offers children with cancer. However, little hard evidence exists as to whether these claims can be substantiated, under what conditions AAT is most effective, and how, if proven useful, it may best be incorporated into treatment.

The research study, Canines and Childhood Cancer: Examining the Effects of Therapy Dogs with Childhood Cancer Patients and their Families, is a multi-year effort taking place in hospital settings across the U.S. that will examine the specific medical, behavioral, and mental health benefits animal-assisted therapy (AAT) may have for children with cancer and their families. A comprehensive literature review has been completed as a first step, and may be downloaded at: http://www.CaninesAndChildhoodCancer.org .

The literature review was conducted to inform the research plan and design for the remainder of the effectiveness study and to provide a resource to help understand the current status of human-animal interaction research within this domain, said Michael McFarland, DVM, DABVP, Group Director, Veterinary Operations, Companion Animals, U.S. Pfizer Animal Health.

In addition to the literature review, focus groups and interviews were conducted with hospital staff, family caregivers and animal-assisted therapy handlers, to glean vital information regarding childhood cancer epidemiology and treatment, the well-being of patients and families who are affected by childhood cancer, the applications of AAT for various populations in need, the state of AAT effectiveness research, and the considerations that need to be made when incorporating therapy animals into clinical settings.

Findings from the literature review, focus groups and interviews will help guide the design of the overall study. Preliminary findings showed that no standard protocol for an animal-assisted therapy session (i.e., length, number and type of participants in each session, session activities, or talking points) seemed to exist at any of the research hospital sites; each animal-handler team went about their work somewhat differently. This finding underlines the need for this study to develop consistent animal-assisted therapy treatment fidelity across sites in order to conduct the type of rigorous research needed in the human-animal interaction field.

The information gathered during this initial phase will serve to inform a scientific study design in order to conduct a pilot trial with three to five pediatric oncology sites across the country. Upon the conclusion of the pilot trial, researchers anticipate the launch of a full clinical trial across multiple sites for 12-18 months. During this time, certified therapy dogs and their handlers will conduct regular animal-assisted therapy sessions with pediatric oncology patients and their families, which will be evaluated by a range of biological, psychological and social measures.

Now we begin the important work of validating and quantifying something that we have observed and felt for years through our own experiences that interaction with animals can provide beneficial effects for people in need of comfort, encouragement and healing, said Robin R. Ganzert, Ph.D., President and Chief Executive Officer of American Humane Association.

Results from the study will be widely disseminated through professional conferences and peer-reviewed journals in a diverse range of disciplines, including veterinary medicine, pediatric oncology, social work, and animal-assisted therapy.

Pfizer Animal Health, the Pfizer Foundation and AHA first partnered for this unique study in 2010. The partnership is a part of Pfizer Animal Healths Commitment to Veterinarians platformwhich offers support through training and education, research and development, investing in the future of the veterinary profession, and philanthropy. Pfizer Animal Health underscored its commitment to this particular research with a grant to AHA in 2011.

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