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What Your Dog Is Thinking Can Hurt You

June 3, 2013/0 Comments/in Dog Behavior /by Leila Martin

You may not realize that what your dog is thinking can hurt you. As often happens, your nurturing instincts kick in as you begin to do the things that you think your dog needs and also satisfy your needs in the relationship. You were going to obedience train your dog but you got a little […]

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House Training: Stress in Older Puppy Causes Potty Training Failure

April 27, 2011/0 Comments/in Dog Behavior /by Jim Burwell

In their house training efforts dog owners think they are doing everything correctly, but often times other factors not even thought about, can complicate an otherwise good house training plan. My clients purchased a 7 pound, pure bred female spaniel puppy at 6 months of age and called me 2 months later because they just […]

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6 Easy Steps To Getting Your Dog To Stop Begging For Food

February 17, 2011/1 Comment/in Dog Behavior /by Jim Burwell

My advice is don’t begin to feed your dog from the table in the first place. But if you’re reading this, you already have the problem of a begging dog. So many dog owners initially think it’s cute or just want their dogs to have “just a taste.” Before you know it, you’ve created a […]

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Your Dog Training Questions: Do I Have To Use Dog Treats Forever?

February 10, 2011/3 Comments/in Dog Obedience /by Jim Burwell

Jim, How long do I have to use treats for training? I’ve been using treats since I started training my dog, but now I’m worried about my dog gaining weight. - James, via e-mail My Answer: I have good news for you. You do not need to train with treats forever. here’s my take on […]

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Your Dog Training Questions: Should I Feed My Dog Once A Day?

January 10, 2011/0 Comments/in Dog Behavior /by Jim Burwell

Jim, Should I feed my new dog once or twice a day? My Answer: As you know, the way you feed your dog is critical to dog behavior. This is especially true for puppies. While some dogs do well with one meal a day, others do not. The difference is their metabolism rate which is affected […]

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Dog Food: How You Feed Your Puppy Can Influence Calm, Good Behavior

November 29, 2010/1 Comment/in Puppies /by Jim Burwell

When you are beginning to set boundaries for your new puppy, food and the controlled ritual of the feast can have a very significant impact on your puppy’s attitude and perception of his sense of place in the pack. Even if your puppy is a picky eater, the fact that you offered your puppy his […]

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Your Dog Training Questions: What High-Quality Dog Food Do You Recommend?

October 11, 2010/0 Comments/in Dog Behavior /by Jim Burwell

One of my dog training secrets is to watch what you feed your dog. Many dog foods have cheap, low-quality ingredients and “fillers.” It’s easy to understand how this could have a negative effect on your dog’s health, but many people don’t realize this can impact your dog’s behavior as well. That’s why I recommend […]

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Dog Behavior: Does Your Dog Beg For Food at the Table?

June 28, 2010/1 Comment/in Dog Behavior /by Jim Burwell

The very best way to stop your dog from begging at the table for scraps is - don’t encourage it in the first place. Simple right.You would think so. But so many dog owners initially think it’s cute or just want their dogs to have “just a taste”. Before you know it, you’ve created a monster—right […]

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How You Feed Your Dog is a Critical Element in Dog Behavior

June 17, 2010/0 Comments/in Dog Behavior /by Jim Burwell

Feeding time for your dog is a very high priority to your dog. Think about all the puppies and dogs out there, and how most of them spend their day. They’re just hanging out waiting for you to come home. A dog’s time at home provides few highlights. They wake up in the morning to […]

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Feeding A Dog - The Feeding Ritual

January 13, 2009/0 Comments/in Dog Behavior /by Jim Burwell

How you feed your dog - the feeding ritual is important. Whether you are just beginning to set boundaries for a new puppy, or a recently adopted shelter dog OR are just now setting boundaries to improve behavior in your older dog, how you feed your dog can have a significant impact on your dog’s attitude. […]

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What Your Dog Is Thinking Can Hurt You

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House Training: Stress in Older Puppy Causes Potty Training Failure

6 Easy Steps To Getting Your Dog To Stop Begging For Food

Your Dog Training Questions: Do I Have To Use Dog Treats Forever?

Your Dog Training Questions: Should I Feed My Dog Once A Day?

Dog Food: How You Feed Your Puppy Can Influence Calm, Good Behavior

Your Dog Training Questions: What High-Quality Dog Food Do You Recommend?

Dog Behavior: Does Your Dog Beg For Food at the Table?

How You Feed Your Dog is a Critical Element in Dog Behavior

Feeding A Dog - The Feeding Ritual

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