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Tips on How to Train your Dog
Trainer Tip #1 My cousin Bobby was a Dog Breeder and Trainer. He used to tell me that most people do not understand Dogs. He told me that Dogs are much like babies in the way they respond to stimuli.
Trainers Tip #2: Like children, Dogs have a limited way of communicating. They cannot speak and this makes them heavily dependent on sign language. They show their pleasure by licking your hand and wagging their tail. They show remorse by sulking and anger by growling or biting.
Trainers Tip #3: Since Dogs are like children, they live in a different world that adults. It is a world of total dependence. If you live in a world of total dependence, the only way you can make your way is to please your master or mistress.
Trainers Tip #4: What does this mean? In a few words, it means that Dogs live to please you and the symbol of their success is a Reward and/or a pat or a scratch. When they are rewarded they are happy and more likely to be loving.
Trainers Tip #5: What does not work well is punishment - whether punishment may be a blow, a harsh word or being put out in the cold.
Trainers Tip #6: So, the answer is Reward: Reward, Reward, Reward. Whenever they obey and do what you wish, reward them. Now, of course I am not saying there are no psycho, angry or dangerous dogs. There are humans like that too and the best way is to stay away from them or get rid of them. Dogs are no different. It is Reward, Reward, Reward. Some people may think or it as bribery. It is not. It is simply a non verbal symbol that your dog has done the right thing - what y9u wanted them to do.
Abandoned Puppy Care and Nutrition Guide
What and how much food to give orphaned puppies. Includes calorie nutritional requirement information and pet health care tips by vets for sick dogs.Building Blocks of Canine Fitness
Overview of canine nutrition, including protein, fats, carbohydrates, vitamins, minerals and preservatives.Canadian Veterinary Medical Association (CVMA)
More than 20 articles on dog nutrition. Topics include feeding practices, food supplements, ingredients, food contaminants, relationship of diet to health, labelling and nutritional requirements.Dog Owner's Guide to Food and Nutrition
Various articles about diet, nutrients, preparing dog food, obesity in dogs, diet connection to major illnesses, and alternative diets and holistic treatments.Doggie Connection Nutrition
Tips on determining caloric requirements for a dog, depending on breed, age, weight and activity.Dogs and Diets
Information on dog food selection, feeding tips, basic nutrition and special diets.General Nutrition Guidelines
Article by Lucy Pinkston, DVM, discussing dog food labels, all natural dog food, food supplements, and how much to feed.Iams Dog Nutrition Fact book
Articles on how dogs use nutrients, nutrients in the canine diet, nutrition and pregnancy, and weight management in puppies, adult dogs and mature dogs.K9 Power Dog Nutrition Articles
Variety of articles on nutrition, with emphasis on working dogs and joint health.K9Nutrition
Information on how to join this email discussion group, for people wanting to learn more about nutrition and dogs, and sharing ideas on feeding for daily use and for special needs.Lennie's World of Dog Nutrition
Articles on canine diet and feeding are changed and rotated regularly.Nutrient Requirements of Dogs
Read this book online: National Nutrition Council (NRC) nutrient requirements of dogs.Nutrients and Your Dog
Article by Patricia Schenck, DVM, PhD, Veterinary Nutritionist, defining protein, carbohydrates, fats, vitamins, minerals and water.Nutrition and Feeding Dogs
Pet Education Links to many articles on nutrition of puppies, dog food ingredients and nutrient requirements, vitamins, minerals and other supplements, weight loss and control, with alphabetized listing.PetPlanet Dog Nutrition
Articles on feeding table scraps, BARF, dangerous foods, dies for puppies adults and seniors, and causes of indigestion.Purina Dog Nutrition
Provides information on a number of related topics, including choosing dog food, diet, and nutrients.
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Interface allows simple
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Waltham Dog Feeding Guide
More than ten articles covering topics such as balanced diets for puppies, adults, bitches, seniors and working dogs, home prepared and commercial diets, feeding milk and bones, and eating grass.What to Feed Your Puppy Dog
Essay discusses concerns about commercial dog food and dog food ingredients, and recommends particular brands of commercial dog food and home made diets.Which foods should I NOT feed my dog?
List of foods which can be toxic to dogs.Wolfepack Dog Food Comparison Chart
Information on dog food analysis, major brands, raw food, preservative free foods, treats and poison plants.
