Comments for dog training Houston | dog problems solved | puppy training | dog behavior | in home dog training http://www.petiquettedog.com dog problems solved, puppies trained, by Houston's most trusted name in dog training Thu, 17 May 2012 19:42:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.2 Comment on Dog Training that Works by Sophia http://www.petiquettedog.com/dog-behavior/dog-training-works/#comment-2248 Sophia Thu, 17 May 2012 19:42:43 +0000 http://www.petiquettedog.com/?p=5440#comment-2248 Loved, loved, loved the idea of the dog training party. Not only is it fun but what a great way to work on your dog with built in distractons, as you call it. Great article, thanks so much for writing it! Sophia Loved, loved, loved the idea of the dog training party. Not only is it fun but what a great way to work on your dog with built in distractons, as you call it.

Great article, thanks so much for writing it!

Sophia

]]> Comment on Dog Training that Works by leila_admin http://www.petiquettedog.com/dog-behavior/dog-training-works/#comment-2247 leila_admin Thu, 17 May 2012 18:52:57 +0000 http://www.petiquettedog.com/?p=5440#comment-2247 Lorraine: Hi, yes we did respond back here under your comment. Here's what we wrote: Lorraine: This is not uncommon behavior, however bets are there is something else contributing to this. do you do enough structured exercise with her? ie. walks? Are you enforcing boundaries and restrictions with her? Are you feeding a high quality food. Might revisit the report on nutrition from your video Nose to Tail. Are you practicing good leadership wit her? If all of that is in place, then continue to redirect her behavior and if needed, some crate time for being calm. This was sent on May 11th @ 3:26pm I'm sorry you did not see it. Pls. let me know if you get this one. Lorraine: Hi, yes we did respond back here under your comment. Here’s what we wrote: Lorraine: This is not uncommon behavior, however bets are there is something else contributing to this. do you do enough structured exercise with her? ie. walks?

Are you enforcing boundaries and restrictions with her? Are you feeding a high quality food. Might revisit the report on nutrition from your video Nose to Tail. Are you

practicing good leadership wit her? If all of that is in place, then continue to redirect her behavior and if needed, some crate time for being calm. This was sent on May 11th @ 3:26pm I’m sorry you did not see it. Pls. let me know if you get this one.

]]> Comment on Dog Training that Works by Lorraine http://www.petiquettedog.com/dog-behavior/dog-training-works/#comment-2236 Lorraine Thu, 17 May 2012 12:11:02 +0000 http://www.petiquettedog.com/?p=5440#comment-2236 Your emails on dog training are invaluable. Love receiving them and they do work! Thanks Jim. Earlier this month, I left a comment with some questions about my 9 month old Goldendoodle's changed night time behavior. Do you remember receiving it? Haven't received your feedback and I was just wondering. Thanks again. Lorraine Your emails on dog training are invaluable. Love receiving them and they do work! Thanks Jim. Earlier this month, I left a comment with some questions about my 9 month old Goldendoodle’s changed night time behavior. Do you remember receiving it? Haven’t received your feedback and I was just wondering. Thanks again.
Lorraine

]]> Comment on Obnoxious Dogs Barking From Behind Fences by Michael http://www.petiquettedog.com/dog-behavior/obnoxious-dogs-barking-fences/#comment-2169 Michael Mon, 14 May 2012 14:37:41 +0000 http://www.petiquettedog.com/?p=5404#comment-2169 Good article. I also see this when I'm out walking my dogs. If my dogs are out in the yard I do not allow them to bark like that. I tell them to hush and if they don't I simply go get them and bring them inside. I do this for a couple of reasons, one because I don't want them to keep doing that and two so my neighbors won't complain. Good article, thanks Good article. I also see this when I’m out walking my dogs. If my dogs are out in the yard I do not allow them to bark like that. I tell them to hush and if they don’t I simply go get them and bring them inside.

I do this for a couple of reasons, one because I don’t want them to keep doing that and two so my neighbors won’t complain.

Good article, thanks

]]> Comment on Just How Much Work is This Dog Going to be Anyway? by Dog Problems. You Are the Solution | Houston PetTalk http://www.petiquettedog.com/dog-behavior/work-dog/#comment-2167 Dog Problems. You Are the Solution | Houston PetTalk Sun, 13 May 2012 15:18:51 +0000 http://www.petiquettedog.com/?p=4801#comment-2167 [...] when faced with a dog behavior problem, many dog owners don’t want to do it themselves and instead, prefer to send their dogs off to the expert and let them remedy the situation, [...] [...] when faced with a dog behavior problem, many dog owners don’t want to do it themselves and instead, prefer to send their dogs off to the expert and let them remedy the situation, [...]

]]> Comment on Dogs and Their Environment: Effects are Greater than You Think by leila_admin http://www.petiquettedog.com/dog-behavior/dogs-environment-effects-greater/#comment-2164 leila_admin Fri, 11 May 2012 15:26:38 +0000 http://www.petiquettedog.com/?p=5389#comment-2164 Lorraine: This is not uncommon behavior, however bets are there is something else contributing to this. do you do enough structured exercise with her? ie.e. walks? Are you enforcing boundaries and restrictions with her? Are you feeding a high quality food. Might revisit the report on nutrition from your video Nose to Tail. Are you practicing good leadership wit her? If all of that is in place, then continue to redirect her behavior and if needed, some crate time for being calm. Lorraine: This is not uncommon behavior, however bets are there is something else contributing to this. do you do enough structured exercise with her? ie.e. walks?

Are you enforcing boundaries and restrictions with her? Are you feeding a high quality food. Might revisit the report on nutrition from your video Nose to Tail. Are you

practicing good leadership wit her? If all of that is in place, then continue to redirect her behavior and if needed, some crate time for being calm.

]]> Comment on Dogs and Their Environment: Effects are Greater than You Think by Lorraine http://www.petiquettedog.com/dog-behavior/dogs-environment-effects-greater/#comment-2163 Lorraine Thu, 10 May 2012 12:51:23 +0000 http://www.petiquettedog.com/?p=5389#comment-2163 Hi Jim, Glad to hear you're home and feeling better. My issue with my 9 month old Goldendoodle pup is her sudden change in her personality. She is 90% sweet and calm most of the day, but come evening, she appears bipolar. She will growl and jump up and try to bite us. She runs at us and just keeps nipping and running around our den. This usually happens after our family dinner hour and then my husband and I move into our den for some relaxation and TV viewing. So much for relaxation. I give her numerous toys, kongs, whatever to distract her but sometimes I just have to remove her and into her crate. We have named this her "Witching Hours"! Any suggestions? Hi Jim,
Glad to hear you’re home and feeling better. My issue with my 9 month old Goldendoodle pup is her sudden change in her personality. She is 90% sweet and calm most of the day, but come evening, she appears bipolar. She will growl and jump up and try to bite us. She runs at us and just keeps nipping and running around our den. This usually happens after our family dinner hour and then my husband and I move into our den for some relaxation and TV viewing. So much for relaxation. I give her numerous toys, kongs, whatever to distract her but sometimes I just have to remove her and into her crate. We have named this her “Witching Hours”! Any suggestions?

]]> Comment on Walking Your Dog by Brenda http://www.petiquettedog.com/dog-obedience/walking-dog-flexileash/#comment-2159 Brenda Mon, 07 May 2012 16:34:35 +0000 http://www.petiquettedog.com/?p=5354#comment-2159 Loved the video. Now I know how to use the flexi lead and the come command. This is great! Sammy is gorgeous! Loved the video. Now I know how to use the flexi lead and the come command. This is great! Sammy is gorgeous!

]]> Comment on Walking Your Dog by leila_admin http://www.petiquettedog.com/dog-obedience/walking-dog-flexileash/#comment-2158 leila_admin Mon, 07 May 2012 15:51:13 +0000 http://www.petiquettedog.com/?p=5354#comment-2158 Thanks Nan! So great to hear that now your walks are fun. Give Fiona a good hug from both of us! Thanks Nan! So great to hear that now your walks are fun. Give Fiona a good hug from both of us!

]]> Comment on Walking Your Dog by Nan thomas http://www.petiquettedog.com/dog-obedience/walking-dog-flexileash/#comment-2157 Nan thomas Mon, 07 May 2012 14:26:38 +0000 http://www.petiquettedog.com/?p=5354#comment-2157 Jim taught me how to use a flexi leash with my golden doodle Fiona and it was a real game changer. Walks went from torment to terrific for both of us! Jim taught me how to use a flexi leash with my golden doodle Fiona and it was a real game changer. Walks went from torment to terrific for both of us!

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