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kccares · 1 year

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freshdogtraining · 2 years

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Tips for Moving With Dogs & Cats

For humans, moving is typically a stressful event. Even if you’re moving into your dream home, it takes planning, packing and an adjustment period as you get used to your new place.

The same is true for pets. Moving with a pet can sometimes be tricky. It takes some planning, a little patience and plenty of love—and treats—but if you follow these steps, you and your pets will get settled into your new home in no time.

Why Moving With a Cat or Dog Can be Tricky

Try to look at the move from your pet’s point of view. Their current home is more than their home; it’s their territory. Cats are especially sensitive and prefer being in a familiar environment.

Preparing Your Cat for a Move

The first step in preparing your cat for a move is making sure they’re used to being in a pet carrier. No matter how near or far you’re moving, you’ll need to put your cat in a carrier to get them there.

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petuniverse · 2 years

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dogtrainingcloud · 2 years

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How to Train a Dog that Barks: A blog on how you as the owner can approach barking problems and solve them.

Bring out the best in your dog by encouraging behaviors that show off their intelligence, helping them overcome bad habits, and improving upon their skills. With the assistance of this guide, you will be able to train your dog to become exactly the pet you've always wanted!

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dogtraintips · 2 years

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A Head to Toe Guide to Washing Your Dog

While that doggy smell can be completely normal, many dogs do seem to be particularly on the nose. Getting your dog used to regular grooming and bathing from an early age and making sure you have fun doing it will ensure you have happy, healthy and odour free canine companion.

Shampoos and Conditioners

Dogs have skin that is half the thickness of human skin, is very sensitive and has a different pH. You can’t always assume that human products are okay for your pet. Use a good quality and gentle pet shampoo and if your dog is prone to dry skin, greasy skin, frequent skin infections or is itchy, ask your Vet which shampoo is best.

You can also view our guide to dog shampoos for a more detailed look at what shampoos will suit your dog. Conditioners are not really necessary, unless your dog has particularly dry hair. Most pet conditioners are leave-in and can be applied as the coat is drying, or even without washing first.

Where to Bath Your Dog

Smaller dogs can be easily bathed in the laundry sink, a baby bath, the normal bath tub or even the bottom of the shower. Using a non-slip mat can make your pet more secure on the slippery surface. An inside bath allows you to ensure the water is warm, but not warmer than your skin. If it is a nice sunny day, you can wash your pet outdoors and a nice game of fetch or a walk afterwards is a great way to stop them rolling in the garden and will speed up the drying process.

Technique

Keep a hand on your dog at all times when you are washing them. This will make it less likely they will shake all over you and attempt to leap from the bath. Have everything ready before you go and make sure you include a good massage while shampooing and towelling off to make the whole experience pleasurable for your pet. If your dog is a bit worried about bathing, particularly in certain areas, use lots of food rewards to encourage good behavior. If your dog is prone to wiggling and getting water in the ears, place a piece of cotton wool loosely in the ears to avoid getting water down there.

Bath time is a great time to check your pet’s nails, ears, teeth and skin for any abrasions or new lumps and bumps. Systematically feel your pet all over, perhaps while you are doing a nice massage with the shampoo.

Start With These Basics

Hose or handheld spray for the taps if using a sink or bath

Towels

Bathmat or something clean to stand on if outside

Shampoos/conditioners

Brush

Face washer or sponge

Hairdryer if you need a quick dry

Cotton wool

Ear cleaner

Nail clippers

Treats

The Step-by-Step Washing Process

Brush your pet to remove any tangles or debris from the coat.

Get your pet wet, avoiding the head.

Apply a 20c piece amount of shampoo, lathering up all over.

Massage your pet to distribute the shampoo.

Leave on for the recommended length of time.

Meanwhile use a face washer or sponge to wipe down the face (no need for shampoo).

Rinse, making sure all the residue has disappeared.

Stand back and allow your pet to shake.

Towel dry.

Use a hairdryer on a low heat with a brush or take your pet for a walk in the sun to dry.

Check your pet’s ears and remove any cotton wool. If your dog needs an ear clean, check our ear cleaning guide for detailed instructions.

Check your dog’s nails, if they need trimming, follow our step-by step nail trimming guide.

Smelly Dogs

Dogs that really do smell bad may actually have allergies or dermatitis. Take your pet in for a check-up with your Vet to rule out any underlying problems such as bacterial or fungal skin disease or dental disease. Your Vet will also be able to recommend the best shampoo for your dog’s skin type. develop a smelly odors in between baths, have slightly red or itchy skin may have allergies. Dogs that have fleas often also develop itchy and smelly skin, so ensure your flea control is up to date, even if you don’t see visible fleas on your pet.

You can also use Dermoscent to increase the fatty acid balance in the skin and improve smell. There are also various leave-in conditioners that can be applied in between baths to improve smell, such as Aloveen.

We hope you enjoy the time spent giving your pet a bath. This quality time can become very important to your pet and doing the job yourself can save you a great deal of money over the lifetime of your dog.

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dogtrainingmasteratoz · 2 months

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dogstraininghub · 2 years

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10 Essential Skills for Every Dog

After signing the Responsible Dog Owners Pledge, owners and their dogs are ready to take the CGC Test. The test is all done on leash. Items on the Canine Good Citizen Test include:

Test 1: Accepting a friendly stran

This test demonstrates that the dog will allow a friendly stranger to approach it and speak to the handler in a natural, everyday situation. The evaluator walks up to the dog and handler and greets the handler in a friendly manner, ignoring the dog. The evaluator and handler shake hands and exchange pleasantries. The dog must show no sign of resentment or shyness.

Test 2: Sitting politely for petting

This test demonstrates that the dog will allow a friendly stranger to touch it while it is out with its handler. With the dog sitting at the handler’s side, to begin the exercise, the evaluator pets the dog on the head and body. The handler may talk to his or her dog throughout the exercise. The dog may stand in place as it is petted. The dog must not show shyness or resentment.

Test 3: Appearance and grooming

This practical test demonstrates that the dog will welcome being groomed and examined and will permit someone, such as a veterinarian, groomer, or friend of the owner, to do so. It also demonstrates the owner’s care, concern, and sense of responsibility. The evaluator inspects the dog to determine if it is clean and groomed. The dog must appear to be in healthy condition (i.e., proper weight, clean, healthy, and alert). The handler should supply the comb or brush commonly used on the dog. The evaluator then softly combs or brushes the dog, and in a natural manner, lightly examines the ears and gently picks up each front foot. It is not necessary for the dog to hold a specific position during the examination, and the handler may talk to the dog, praise it and give encouragement throughout.

Test 4: Out for a walk (walking on a loose lead)

This test demonstrates that the handler is in control of the dog. The dog may be on either side of the handler. The dog’s position should leave no doubt that the dog is attentive to the handler and is responding to the handler’s movements and changes of direction. The dog need not be perfectly aligned with the handler and need not sit when the handler stops. The evaluator may use a pre-plotted course or may direct the handler/dog team by issuing instructions or commands. In either case, there should be a right turn, left turn, and an about turn with at least one stop in between and another at the end. The handler may talk to the dog along the way, praise the dog, or give commands in a normal tone of voice. The handler may sit the dog at the halts if desired.

Test 5: Walking through a crowd

This test demonstrates that the dog can move about politely in pedestrian traffic and is under control in public places. The dog and handler walk around and pass close to several people (at least three). The dog may show some interest in the strangers but should continue to walk with the handler, without evidence of over-exuberance, shyness, or resentment. The handler may talk to the dog and encourage or praise the dog throughout the test. The dog should not jump on people in the crowd or strain on the leash.

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petsloverdogcat · 3 years

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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?

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kccares · 1 year

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petuniverse · 2 years

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pavanfan · 3 years

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Dog Training Fundamentals - 5 Key Dog Behaviour Factors That Affect Training

Whether you already have experience of dog ownership, are a new dog owner or are about to be a dog owner, then training your dog is one of the most important aspects you need to consider. Likewise if you currently have a dog with behaviour problems, then dog training is essential. To successfully train your dog, you need to consider and understand some key facets of dog behaviour. Knowing and understanding these 5 facets will greatly improve your dog training.

1. The origins of dogs. Dogs are in essence descended from modern day wolves. While domestication has dampened or eliminated many traits, some key natural instincts still remain. Like wolves, dogs are pack animals. What does this mean? 2. A dog's memory. We all know that goldfish have short memories. However, you may be surprised to know that dogs also have short retention memories. If you could tell your dog something, it is likely that by the next day or a few hours later, they will have forgotten. On the other had (or paw) dogs do have incredibly good associated memory. This basically means that if your dog can associated something with what you tell it then it will likely remember what you told it for years to come. 3. Doggy language. Despite comments above, we cannot speak doggy language and dogs cannot speak our language. This is important when it comes to training. You have to choose words for commands that both you and your dog will remember. Be careful not to choose very common words or else your dog will be easily confused when this word keeps appearing within the middle of a sentence. A common word often used in training dogs is 'come'. For this example, it may be better to use a slang version or combine 'come here' into a single short word. 4. Puppy behaviour. Just like babies, puppies do not know how the world works or how they are supposed to behave within that world. They need to be taught and learn what is good, bad, right or wrong.

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dogtraintips · 2 years

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Baking Healthy Treats for Your Pet

Dog Food Recipes: Baking Healthy Treats for Your Pet

Making your own pet treats can be very easy and inexpensive. Using just one recipe as a base you can experiment with what works for you and your pet using only healthy and natural ingredients.

It is relatively cheap, healthy and simple to make your own treats for your cat and dog. Packaged treats can be full of artificial ingredients and are often very high in fat, simple sugars and salt. They may also be unsuitable for pets with special dietary needs. With just one basic recipe and a bit of imagination, you can find something to suit even the most fussy pet.

Why Make Your Own Treats?

Many dogs and cats are on special diets or have food intolerances and allergies, so making your own treats satisfies their desire and yours, to occasionally have something a little different. You may also want something you can easily carry with you for training sessions.

Packaged dog treats can be full of artificial colors, flavors and poor quality ingredients. The labeling requirements are also very different from those on human foods. Many labels list minimum amounts for fat but do not indicate the actual ingredients or calories contained.

Ingredients To Avoid

Onions and garlic, including onion and garlic powder – cause damage to red blood cells.

Some stock cubes and powders – which can contain onion.

Baby food – often contains onion powder.

Cheese and milk – many dogs and cats are lactose intolerant.

Liver – this is fine in small quantities, but large amounts cause vitamin A toxicity.

Chocolate and Coffee – toxic to dogs and cats.

Raisins, grapes and sultanas – toxic to dogs and cats.

Macadamias and Walnuts – toxic to dogs and cats.

Green potatoes – the green parts are toxic to humans and pets.

Artificial sweeteners – particularly Xylitol.

Sugar and Salt

Dogs have less taste-buds than we do, so the subtleties of flavour that we enjoy may be lost on your pets. The good news is that you don’t need to share that lovely creamy french brie with your dog and it also goes some way towards explaining why dogs eat the things they do.

Dogs and cats are are more smell sensitive than taste-sensitive, even though the two are linked. This means you can easily cut out sugar and salt and your pet won’t miss it at all. Humans have acquired a taste for sweet and salty things, we don’t need to pass this onto our pets. Avoid adding large amounts of fat to treats, or feed these in very small quantities, particularly in dogs. Fatty and rich foods will often lead to a very smelly mess, with consequences such as diarrhoea and pancreatitis.

Introducing New Treats

Whenever you introduce a new food, feed a very small amount first. If your pet is prone to allergies or could have a food intolerance, you may need to wait up to a week to ensure they are not going to react.

Some allergies occur quickly, others are a little slower and more subtle. A food allergy may lead to itchy skin (particularly ear infections and licking the paws), loss of appetite, vomiting or diarrhea. Make sure not to change anything else in your pet’s diet to ensure you know what has caused the signs. If you suspect your pet has an allergy or food intolerance, get some advice from your veterinarian on how to do a proper food trial and formulate a nutritionally balanced diet.

Very Simple Biscuits

If your pet is a fan of dry food, and is a bit fussy, or is on a special diet and can’t have treats, the easiest way of making treats is to use their regular dry food. Simply place some biscuits into a bowl and pour in enough water to just cover them. Allow them to sit for ½ hour, then use your hands to mould them into shapes on a baking tray. These can then be baked in a cool oven at 200°F for an hour.

Basic Biscuit Recipe

If you want to branch out into making your own dog treats, experiment with this basic recipe. You can add additional ingredients such as mashed pumpkin, grated carrot, whole oats, wheatgerm, oat bran, bacon bits, canned tuna or salmon.

Ingredients

2 cups flour (substitute rice flour or any other type of flour if you like) 1 egg 1 tablespoon of oil ½ cup hot water with 1 tsp of salt reduced stock added

Step-by-Step

Whisk oil and egg, then add flour.

Gradually add water and stock mixture until desired consistency is reached.

Roll out dough onto floured surface then cut using biscuit cutter.

Alternatively if the dough is a softer consistency you can shape them with your hands and place them on a baking tray.

Bake at 350°F for 15-20 mins.

Cats

Cats are sometimes a little more discerning than dogs and may test your baking skills. Certainly I would not make a big batch of biscuits for a cat without trying a smaller quantity first. Cats often have a preference for seafood, so adjusting the basic biscuit recipe to include a can of tuna can be a real tempter.

Always be a little cautious if you regularly feed your cat a diet that strays from the normal formulated canned or dry cat foods. Many diets, particularly ‘fresh’ meat diets, contain preservatives that lead to Taurine and B vitamin deficiency. Cooking or freezing also degrades these essential nutrients. Your veterinarian can help you ensure the diet you feed is not missing any vital ingredients.

Jerky

You can easily make your own dried meat treats, either with a food dehydrator, or in the oven on the lowest setting. Meats such as beef tongue, heart and liver work very well. You can really use any cut of meat for jerky, but if there is a large amount of fat the jerky will go rancid more quickly.

The first step is to slice the meat into thin strips. Remember it will shrink, so aim for around 1 cm thick. Freezing the meat first makes it much easier to cut neatly and thinly with a sharp knife. Place the thin strips on a wire rack and place the rack on an oven tray to catch any drips. Cook at 200°F for around 1-2 hours, depending on how chewy or firm you want the jerky. The jerky will be a little flavourless, so you can add some marinade prior to cooking.

Vegetables

Many pets are also very happy to have fresh veggies as a treat. Try pieces of raw carrot, beans or whatever you are cooking up for dinner. You can just as easily carry carrot sticks with you to the dog park to train with, if your dog likes them.

A food dehydrator can also be used to make dried vegetable treats for your pets. Similar to jerky you can also dehydrate vegetables such as sweet potato in the oven after boiling for 5 minutes and drying. Bake thin slices of sweet potato or pumpkin in the oven at 200°F for 2 hours.

Storage of Treats

Generally all baked treats will keep for up to a week in an airtight container. Jerky will last for 3-4 days in an airtight container. You can also freeze jerky or biscuits for up to 6 months and thaw them in the refrigerator before use.

Bon Appetit! We hope you enjoy baking for your pets. The great thing about cooking for our pets, is that they are usually very grateful for anything, whether you are a gourmet cook or not.

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dogtrainingmasteratoz · 17 days

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