Chapter 2: The Well-Being Training System
The system of well-being will allow your puppy to become a stable and content dog. You can think of this system as a series of
The system of well-being will allow your puppy to become a stable and content dog. You can think of this system as a series of
Dogs and humans have one main problem that constantly works against them: they are of different species! As obvious as this seems, many dog owners
The more positive experiences your puppy will have with humans, animals, objects, and noises, the less fearful he will be and the more stable his
Day 1: Morning: Use your puppy’s breakfast to teach him not to jump. Socialization – take your puppy to the local kindergarten and give him
Dogs jump on people for several reasons. Most of the time their intentions are friendly as they try to greet the person or play with
Birds sing, cows moo, birds meow, people talk, and dogs…..bark. Barking is a normal behavior that allows dogs to communicate with the world around them.
Most dog owners have experienced the loss of a valuable object to their dog’s curious mouth at one point or another. If you have a
The crate is a great training tool. When used correctly, it operates as a management and prevention tool for several behavior problems including house soiling
The first thing every new puppy owner wants is that his/her puppy will stop urinating and defecating in the house. This is a very natural
Exercise and play are probably the most forgotten prevention tools. Dogs need outlets for their stored energy (some more than others). If we fail to
Many of us were told as kids to avoid approaching the dog when he is eating or chewing on a bone. While this is generally
Separation anxiety can be a difficult behavior problem to deal with. In extreme situations, this problem can be one of the hardest to live with.
The basis for all prevention is a good relationship between dog and owner. The relationship should be built on trust and provide for an environment
Behavior problems are always easier to prevent than to solve. Setting your dog up for success and letting him adjust to his environment can prevent
Dogs use their mouths. It is their tool for doing almost everything. The sooner we realize that, the sooner we are able to accept it
In direct continuation to socialization comes handling. The term handling refers amount of physical touch and restraint the dog can withstand without showing signs of
Socialization is by far the most important thing you can do for your dog in her first few months in life. Socialization refers to a
Teach your puppy to be a part of your family – With positive and humane training methods Note from the author: I wrote this book
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