The Pet Supplies Blog: You Can Teach An Old Dog New Tricks at www.Petazon.com
Petazon - The Pet Business Directory- Free listing
 

The Pet Supplies Blog - Pets, Dogs, Cats, Pet Supply Reviews, Equine, Rabbits, Aquariums

We love our pets and they love us. This blog is dedicated to all of our furry friends.

Tuesday, October 28, 2008  

You Can Teach An Old Dog New Tricks- CLICK HERE!



I read many articles that talk about dog obedience training courses which are "owner training" courses in disguise. This makes alot of sense to me because there are few dog owners that truly understand the needs of thier dog.

A dog's needs are different than human needs. Dogs need exercise first, followed by boundaries, discipline and consistency. Affection is lower on the list of dog needs and higher on the list of owner needs. The concept of "what a dog needs" is difficult for people to grasp. If you really love your pet, you will give her/him what she or he needs, not what you need.


Since consistency is a key to changing a dog's behavior, teaching an old dog new tricks should be a family affair. Getting mixed messages from different members of your family can raise havoc on your training effors.

Training your dog is a great opportunity to teach compassion and patience to your children. Teaching them how to gently discipline your dog, give commands and handle leashes and collars safely, they learn to understand a bit about caring for a dog and understanding a dog's needs.

Pictured above is the Havahart Basic Remote Trainer which effectively and safely uses electrical stimulus to help train your dog. The trainer also has a Bad Tone button that can be used as a warning tone for your dog to correct behavior before receiving correction. Three levels of correction allow you choose the best training level for your dog.


Also available is the Ultrasonic Remote Pet Trainer which is a small, hand-held device designed to assist you in the training of your dog or puppy. Ideal for correcting misbehaviors, excessive barking and other doggie misdemeanors, it takes advantage of your pet's sensitive hearing in the ultrasonic frequency range, beyond the range of human beings.

Labels:


Backflip I Talk News Blinklist Simpy Spurl Technorati Squidoo Blinkbits Digg Delicious! Google Bookmarks Newsvine Stumbleupon




 




My Zimbio
KudoSurf Me!


Connect with us on LinkedIn

Powered by Blogger

Subscribe to
Posts [Atom]

 
 



Privacy Policy    
Search by Category:  A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  K  L  M  N  O  P  Q  R  S  T  U  V  W  X  Y  Z 

Web Design  |  Online Marketing  | Michigan Business