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dogsprotraining · 3 years

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Did you know there are things dogs can and cannot have? When it comes to feeding our dogs human food, some typical questions arise: What kind of human foods can dogs eat? What foods are dangerous for dogs? What fruits and veggies can dogs eat? These all are typical questions that come up almost every time we’re about to share some leftovers with our dogs. The answers are all here in this pic. Take a look at this and always make sure Did you know there are things dogs can and cannot have? Take a look at this and always make sure what you're giving your pup is safe for them! If you don’t know how to make your dog listen to you or you want your dog to stop barking uncontrollably, digging, and jumping up all the time within a couple of weeks?? Join “Brain Training For Dogs” ➡️➡️ Link in my bio @dogs_protraining Follow 👉 @dogs_protraining Follow 👉 @dogs_protraining . . . . Credit 🎥 Unknown 🙏🙏🙏🙏 DM us for credit/removal . #dogtraining #dogtrainingtips #dogtraining101 #dogtrainingadvice #dogtrainingrevolution #dogtrainingisfun #dogtrainingvideo #dogtrainingpaysoff #dogtraininglife #dogtrainingclasses #dogtrainingvideos #dogtrainingtip #dogtrainingschool #dogtrainingexperience #dogtraininguk #dogtrainingclub #dogtrainingclass #dog #dogs #dogsofinstagram #doglovers #dogoftheday #dogsofìnstaworld Reposted from @alphadogtrain (at London, United Kingdom) https://www.instagram.com/p/CTrI_uroPsR/?utm_medium=tumblr

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nathanielgarcia0191 · 3 years

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dogtraining-fact · 3 years

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adoptapet · 3 years

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10 Easy Ways to Mentally Stimulate Your Dog

Dogs need physical along with mental stimulation. Regrettably, numerous pet owners often tend to focus on offering their dog exercise and disregard providing their pet with much-needed mental stimulation.

Dogs lacking mental stimulation will certainly get bored and find ways to "amuse" themselves with bad habits such as a lot of barking, whining, tail-chasing, chewing on things besides dog playthings, and digging holes in the yard or, even worst, your preferred carpet.

Similar to human beings giving their youngsters mental stimulation from a young age, puppies must also be mentally stimulated. And as your pup grows, mental stimulation needs to stay a consistent component of your dog's life.

There are numerous ways you can mentally stimulate your dog, the majority of which don't involve any considerable costs. Here are some valuable tips:

1- Do Not Stick to One Course When Strolling Your Dog

Walking your dog is an excellent exercise both for you and your pet dog, but it can get boring if you simply repeat the same route daily. Vary your walking route and discover new neighborhoods and change your pace when you can. Go through a park or woodland or stroll along a lake. The odor of various environments will help mentally stimulate your dog. This additionally offers your pet something new to anticipate whenever you head out for a walk.

2- Make Your Dog Work for Treats

Hiding treats for your dog to discover is a wonderful way to mentally boost your pet. You can start off by making your dog select which of your closed hands holds the treat. Then, you can alter it by hiding treats in various parts of your house and then, to areas beyond your home, such as your yard or near the border fence.

You can also be creative by constructing barrier training courses, utilizing boxes and strong containers. Hide the treats within the training course and at the end of the program. Finding treats will end up being more fun and testing for your dog.

3- Organize Play Dates for Your Dog

Taking your dog for a ride is an exceptional technique of mental stimulation. The various views and sounds that your family pet undergoes throughout the duration of the trip will make the car ride intriguing and very exciting. But seeing other dogs at your good friend's place will definitely boost your dog's emotional and psychological state. Go slow when presenting your dog to potential new friends, and always keep an eye on them until you are sure that they get along well together.

4- Dogs Need Physical Exercise

Although your dog requires mental stimulation, this does not indicate you ought to adhere to exercises that do not require physical actions from your dog. You still need to have fun with your dog and you require to take him for a run or walk. Nonetheless, running or walking your dog often can become a bit boring. Aside from changing your route, you can ask other members of your house to join you.

5- Give Interactive Toys During Play

Dogs love playing with their toys. They like balls and other objects they can hunt and chase, chew toys, tug-of-war accessories along with baskets, and various boxes. But if you wish to actually stimulate your furry friend's brain, you should give interactive playthings, such as those that dispense treats or food. These playthings are made of strong plastic and you can put kibble inside. If the dog wants to get the food or treat, he needs to roll the dabble his nose to launch the food.

6- Rotate Your Dog's Actual Toys or New Ones

Just like kids, dogs can get tired of playing with the same playthings every day. Rotate the number of your animal's toys by changing them occasionally, or attempt to give your dog a new toy every few weeks. This is especially true for dog breeds known for their short attention spans. They quickly get bored and when this happens, he will find ways to amuse himself and may enjoy devastating behavior.

7- Bring Your Dog When You Run Errands

Bring your dog if you need to go to a close friend's house or if you are going to do some grocery store shopping. A new setting every once in a while is what your dog requires to boost its mind and boost its spirits. Just see to it dogs are allowed in the locations you need to go, and never leave your dog in the cars and truck to wait on a warm or really cool day.

8- Use Easy Obedience Training

It is not necessary to teach your dog complex commands. Instructing your pet the basics such as, "sit," "stay," "lay down," "come here," and "shake" would be a great starting factor. Teaching these basic commands to your dog and will certainly give him good mental stimulation.

9- Go For Agility Training

Agility training provides your dog with a combination of physical and mental stimulation. Create an agility/obstacle training course by making use of durable containers, ramps, portable stairways, or tunnels. Show your dog the steps he has to follow and reward your pet dog by concealing treats within the course or providing treats when it finishes the training course.

10- Let's Go to the Dog Park

Dog parks are great areas to bring your furry little friend. These are usually an enclosure wherein dogs can run totally free under the guidance of their pet moms and dads. A word of caution though: your dog may be totally overwhelmed by seeing other unknown dogs and different individuals at the dog park for the very first time. It would certainly be a good suggestion to keep your dog on a leash if it is his first visit to the dog park.

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stormytala · 4 years

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You try to grab your dog by the collar and takes off running away or evades you.. Sometimes you have to grab that collar, for they are about to get step into a path of a oncoming car or you need to quickly steer them in a different direction. So lets play a game and make it fun for you and your dog. Now remember if your dog is a runner have a drag line on them to play.. No yelling or screaming at them and don't just do it for a little bit.. Change rooms, places and add distractions when your dog is ready. Baby step remember... #woundedwarriorproject #fosterdog #fosterdogsofinstagram #fosteringsaveslives #caninetraining #canine #caninecompanions #canines #dogsintraining #k9love #k9dog #k9trainer #dogtrainingadvice #dogtrainingvideo #dogtrainingschool (at School of Continue Learning Dog Training) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_jCQzlB4_a/?igshid=1h6wt217y2rbh

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iscdtdogtrainers · 5 years

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dogsprotraining · 3 years

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jeremythomas0191-blog · 3 years

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paws911dogs · 4 years

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mypetshopworld · 5 years

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What is the reason that dogs behave aggressively towards each other!

Why do dogs behave aggressively towards each other?

Dog Aggression what are the Myths and Facts. We’ve all heard about the aggressive dog, that ‘mean, dangerous’ animal down the street. Many of us have even seen dogs fight with each other, or worse. It would be hard to miss stories of vicious dogfights, especially with the help of mass media. But why exactly are dogs sometimes aggressive towards each other, and why do they sometimes feel the need to kill each other? So what is the reason for dogs behave aggressively towards each other?

To understand the whole behaviour we have to go way back ... The Grey Wolf and Alpha Theory When attempting to understand the ‘why’ for any dog behaviour, it is sometimes best to look at the way their ancestral wolf behaved toward each other. Thousands of dog owners still believe in the ‘Alpha’ top dog, thinking that in a dog’s mind, the strongest always ranks highest and deserves the first pick of everything. Thanks to the great ‘Dog Whisperer’ Cesar Millan, this theory was further proliferated throughout America and the world. Most people don’t know this Alpha theory was based on a poorly conducted zoological study of captive wolves way back in the 1940’s, a time when we already had a very poor understanding of canine behaviour. Biologists concluded it’s natural for wolves to battle for dominance, the strongest becoming the ‘Alpha’ since that was the behaviour presented by this small captive grouping. It wasn’t long after this generalised wolf behaviour became the accepted dog behaviour since dogs evolved from wolves. Unfortunately for Cesar lovers, the Alpa theory has been since discredited by the scientific community as a whole. Dogs are not always aggressive simply because they are larger, stronger, and can be. This is also not the way wolves naturally behave in the wild, their packs resembling more of a family unit than a dominant hierarchy.

What are the signs of dog aggression: When your dogs start to Staring/like direct eye contact Low range growling Growling, snapping, snarling Tall, rigid stance with erect ears Tail held high, possibly moving stiffly from side to side Though these are common signs, some aggressive dogs will often give no indication (or at least not easily perceived by humans) before biting. Medical concerns can sometimes also cause a dog to respond aggressively; it’s important to seek veterinary care if this aggression is unusual behaviour. Possible causes of dog aggression Negative/ traumatising past experiences, including abuse or neglect Poor socialisation Owner’s behaviour may contribute Fear The desire to protect territory or family members Painful medical condition The desire to retain social status, not to be confused with dominance/alpha dog theory dog training aggressive behaviour Graph Displays Common Aggressive Household Dog Breeds

The dog breeds listed in the graph are all common house pet breeds, scoring in the 60% range in the official American Temperament Test (as of 2017). Though some dogs scored below these, these common household breeds scored on the low end. You’ll notice that the American Pitbull Terrier (87.4%) and Rottweiler (84.7%), breeds commonly thought to be more aggressive by most people, scored well above those you see here.

• According to the American Kennel Club, the vast majority of dog bites occur in intact (non-neutered) males.

The Pitfalls of Human Selective Breeding

Why certain Dog breeds become more dangerous than others? We’ve also all hears certain breeds are supposedly more dangerous than others, like the Pitbull or Rottweiler. This answer here comes down to genetics and heredity. Some breeds can be more aggressive than others or carry aggressive tendencies, today often because aggression was a straight sought after heavily by early breeders and passed to offspring. ● Believe it or not, many toy breeds rank the highest, by far, in terms of aggression (see graph above and explanation). Rottweiler The Rottweiler is an ancient breed, developed around 2000 years ago during the height of the Roman Empire to help guard livestock (among other things), although that was a much different animal than the Rottweiler of today. Rottweilers need experienced dog owners and when handled well those are loving and good dog companions. Pitbull Pitbulls were indeed developed as a ‘fighting’ dog, although the story is different than most people think. After the much loved English ‘sport’ of bull baiting was deemed excessively cruel and outlawed in 1835, enthusiasts started mixing bulldogs of the time with terriers. The resulting Pitbulls were first used in the sport of ‘Ratting’ before the dog fighting many people know of.

The Pitbull one of the best Family dogs Contrary to popular belief, the Pitbull is one of the best overall family breeds in existence today, very good with people thanks primarily because they were initially bred to be very loyal to human handlers. The breed does carry a tendency for dog aggression. It depends on the Owner of the dog and the training. The Wonders of Socialization Socialisation means exactly how it sounds, building social skills via social contact. These are both perhaps some of the most essential skills a dog will ever learn, and some of the most important training an owner will ever endure. A well-socialised dog, one who has been raised among other animals, encouraged to play and rewarded for interacting well with both humans and dogs, is rarely aggressive. Aggressive tendencies are far more common among dogs who have been raised alone, not allowed or encouraged to play and interact with other animals when young, or endured a traumatic experience in the past. We can all imagine that dog that does his best to stay back from approaching people or other animals, emitting a low growl when they do come too close. Many of us can imagine the sudden, sharp bellowing of the owner in response to his dog’s reactions. Fear-based aggression is more common among poorly socialised dogs, strays, and in many cases ‘puppy mill’ dogs. Conclusion: The Importance of Understanding

Despite what you may have read, heard from the bias news media or an uneducated friend may have said, dog behaviour is very predictable for those that pay attention, know what to look for, and what situations to avoid. Dogs are instinctual animals, their reactions governed by a set of instinctual ‘rules’. Outside of the rare genetic or developmental issue, they will always follow these instincts. When speaking of domesticated pets, the vast majority of dog aggression falls to the fault of the owner or the owner of the offending animal for failing to either ensure a safe environment or adequately educate themselves. Where dogs are not capable of intellectual thought, reasoning, and will never fully understand human behaviour, humans are easily capable of such a level of understanding- if they wanted to be. A situation where dogs behave aggressively towards each other can happen at any time during a walk with your dog or just a stroll in the park, not every owner has control over there dog. If you are unsure and you encounter some problem behaviour with your dog it is always good to look for a Certified Dog Trainer. ( CDT) Every Dog Owner should educate themselves in the breed or mix breed to understand the basis of their dog. Dog training is always recommended and it depends on oneself if you are capable to train the dog yourself or if you join a dog training class. There are lots of dog training treats available. Dog training can be fun for you and your dog. Share your experience with your dog have you been encountered a situation with your dog where another dog is charging at your dog? I only experienced it once but it was a frightening experience. All Yours Melanie Read the full article

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emdogtrainingdiary-blog · 6 years

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My Dixie chick! Dixie is another story of “We’re Just Going to the Shelter to Look.” My boyfriend and I were hanging out in town; we went to the aquarium then to lunch then to the shelter, our typical kind of date. We walked through the shelter and everyone was barking their heads off. Dixie was sitting quietly and patiently in her room with another dog named Lady. We asked to take Dixie out to meet her. As soon as we got out, she went to the bathroom and we were told she never goes in her room. She got a toy and ran right over to my boyfriend and wanted to play. She chose him. Dixie and Lady had no relation, they were not found together. Dixie was in a shelter down south and I think she was born in the shelter based on the timeline I was told. She was in a high-kill shelter but luckily was shipped up to New Jersey where we found her. When she got here, she met Lady and although before they were both very anxious dogs, they calmed each other down. Sweet girls. Dixie was six months old when we adopted her in September 2014. Chris was her official owner but I helped when I could; we were in college so we did a shared custody ordeal. Dixie was so easy to train. Chris did most of the work since she lived with him. She was and still is so excited to do whatever you want, especially when literally any food is involved. She is now about 4 and a half years old. I am currently enrolled in a dog obedience program to earn my first certification. The first half of the program consisted of text book reading and taking exams. The second half, which I’m working on now, consists of at least 10 hours working with a shelter or rescue as well as shadowing a mentor trainer. I currently work at a pet resort so I will be shadowing our resident trainer. My mentor hours consist of one 7-week session taking class with Dixie, one 7-week session observing class and one 7-week session teaching with Ellie, our trainer. Dixie and I will be taking a Canine Good Citizen preparation class, hopefully getting us closer to our goal of doing therapy work. Dixie is the sweetest and most lovable girl I’ve ever met. She is such an easy to please dog. You should see how much she wiggles and wags for EVERYTHING and anything! I can just start smiling at her and she starts wagging because she’s so happy that I’m happy. I’m not even being biased, almost everyone who meets her tells us how amazing she is, too! Bragging rights!!!

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