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Dog Training Made Easy: Barking – Part 15/25
In this episode learn how to train your dog to not bark.Part 15/25. Dog Training Made Easy is a series of quick videos to teach your dog basic training and commands. Carolyn Menteith, host of the 25 videos, guides dog owners through important topics such as handling your dog, biting, sitting, barking, digging, eating poo, commands such as sit, stay, and retrieve, and so much more. These videos are around 2-5 minutes each and can be watched in order or individually. As a whole, the series aims to help you ensure your dog is socialable, well trained, and a happier dog. For more information about Dogs Trust, please visit www.dogstrust.org.uk
How To Train a Dog: Puppy and Dog Training Advice
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Aug 14, 2011 | 0 | Dog Training AdviceDog training advice: walking on a leash?
My 4 year old dog was abused as a puppy and has tons of anxiety problems. One including, walking on a lead. She’ll do it fine in the house, but as soon as we try to walk her passed the driveway she shuts down. She’ll flatten out and roll on her back and do anything to get out of her leash. She’ll walk fine if we take her in the car and go somewhere else. She comes to the petstore and trots around like a pro and she’ll walk around the trails at the dog park, only because they’re away from home.
So we’ve hired three dog trainers to help us, and each one said to drag out dog along until she submits and walks. This worked fine for a little bit, except she was beginning to dread walking and training at all. She was really frightened and I didn’t like having to drag her along every time she had an anxiety attack.
So what I have been doing for the passed few days, is having someone drop me off at the park with my dog, then we walk home together. She walks fine as long as she’s not leaving home, so it’s been working pretty well. I’ve been having her sit at every corner so I can give her treats and lots of cuddles, hoping to put walking in her mind as something fun.
I was wondering what any fellow dog trainers think of this technique. I’m hoping to start being dropped off closer and closer to home, until the point where we can just leave the house and have a normal walk.
Thanks for any advice!! 
@Greek God AKA Greekman…my dog WAS abused. This is a fact, she and her litter were taken away from someone charged WITH ANIMAL ABUSE against my dog. So please don’t tell me otherwise.
I don’t KNOW. The shelter she was from told me all I know, that she and her litter were abused and the city pound took them in, and she was going to be euthanized because their time was up so the rescue I adopted her from took the litter in to save them, like many rescues do. I was concerned because I didn’t want to have a chance that my dog might be agressive once she grows up, she’s my first dog and I didn’t want to adopt someone who needs an experienced handler. so I asked the rescue if they knew what she endured. The woman helping me said she wasn’t sure, something about the dogs tied up in someones yard through the winter. Like I said the rescue didn’t directly take the dogs, the city pound did.
Please stop telling me all you seem to know about /my/ dog.
Aug 14, 2011 | 4 | Dog Training AdviceDog Training Made Easy: How to Train – Part 2/25
In this episode learn how to train your dog and why positive (not punishment-based) training methods are recommended.Part 2/25. Dog Training Made Easy is a series of quick videos to teach your dog basic training and commands. Carolyn Menteith, host of the 25 videos, guides dog owners through important topics such as handling your dog, biting, sitting, barking, digging, eating poo, commands such as sit, stay, and retrieve, and so much more. These videos are around 2-5 minutes each and can be watched in order or individually. As a whole, the series aims to help you ensure your dog is socialable, well trained, and a happier dog. For more information about Dogs Trust, please visit www.dogstrust.org.uk
Dog Training : Dog Training Advice for Digging
Keeping dogs from digging requires consistently claiming the areas in which they want to dig, which gradually conditions them to avoid digging at all. Train your dog to stop digging holes in the yard with help from a professional dog trainer in this free video on pet behavior. Expert: Yatir Aharoni Contact: www.pros4dogs.com Bio: Yatir Aharoni is a dog trainer at Pros 4 Dogs, whose goal is for you to have a happy, well-adjusted pet. Filmmaker: Daniel Brea Series Description: Training your dog not only prevents unwanted behavior, but it also encourages bonding between owner and pet. Teach your dog tricks and behaviors with help from a professional dog trainer in this free video series.
Dog training advice from Dawna Caldwell
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indoor dog advice-crate training gone wrong/indoor potty?
we live in NYC and work full time jobs. we have 2 dogs. They are both indoor trained and pretty good about using an indoor potty. we have made mistakes with our smaller dogs training. She has a crate but we always used her crate for when we are not home. Not being aware of how to train her we put her potty inside the crate.
Now I have read up and know we should not have done this. she is 4 years old and I don;t know if there is a way to reverse this behavior. The indoor potty is the most convenient way to go in the City and works well for them but I feel like she should not be going in her crate anymore. Any advice would help
What do I do if she’s home for several hours? Is it better to not use a crate with her anymore since she is pretty good about going on her Potty?
The potty is kept in her crate at all times.
and that’s where she is used to going. We originaly did this so she would be able to go when we’re not home.
Our larger dog is always left in the kitchen with her potty across the room and almost never has an accident.
Jun 14, 2011 | 3 | Dog Training Advice