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everything im novice with pets
basically i want to know more about training, how to teach to dont pee on house, etc... "Char" escribió en el mensaje m... Daniel Coronado wrote: i have a little schanuzer, any recomendation for this brand? thank you Recommendation for what? Food? Vitamins? Training? Vacation spots? |
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Daniel Coronado wrote:
everything im novice with pets basically i want to know more about training, how to teach to dont pee on house, etc... Peeing in the house is easy. You simply follow her around and when she looks like she is going to do something say "no", pick her up and take her outside. Lots of praise when she pees outside. No punishment - It simply does not work and slows the process down. If your dog sleeps inside (mine does) you must wake up during the night and take your dog outside a couple of times a night when they are puppies. Puppies have small bladders. Your dog will pick things up very quickly. Other than house training the most important thing is to teach your dog to come to you. It is very important for the safety of your dog. The trick is to do training at least once a day EVERY day for ten minutes and finish on high note. Treats and praise are the key. Lots of praise EVERY time your dog does the right thing. Treats every time at the start then only when your dog responds on the count of three. I put my hands up in the air to form a Y and say "Come" of course use the same command each time. In emergency situations getti |
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Avid Fan wrote:
Daniel Coronado wrote: everything im novice with pets basically i want to know more about training, how to teach to dont pee on house, etc... Peeing in the house is easy. You simply follow her around and when she looks like she is going to do something say "no", pick her up and take her outside. Lots of praise when she pees outside. No punishment - It simply does not work and slows the process down. If your dog sleeps inside (mine does) you must wake up during the night and take your dog outside a couple of times a night when they are puppies. Puppies have small bladders. Your dog will pick things up very quickly. Other than house training the most important thing is to teach your dog to come to you. It is very important for the safety of your dog. The trick is to do training at least once a day EVERY day for ten minutes and finish on high note. Treats and praise are the key. Lots of praise EVERY time your dog does the right thing. Treats every time at the start then only when your dog responds on the count of three. I put my hands up in the air to form a Y and say "Come" of course use the same command each time. In emergency situations getti Don't know what happened then. Getting on your knees seems to make your dog come to you quicker, don't know why. |
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Avid Fan wrote:
Daniel Coronado wrote: everything im novice with pets basically i want to know more about training, how to teach to dont pee on house, etc... Peeing in the house is easy. You simply follow her around and when she looks like she is going to do something say "no", pick her up and take her outside. Lots of praise when she pees outside. No punishment - It simply does not work and slows the process down. Uh, telling the dog "no" when it hasn't done anything (or even if it has) is negative training. You don't want to do that. Just pick the dog up and take it out without saying anything. |
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Daniel Coronado wrote:
i have a little schanuzer, any recomendation for this brand? thank you Does he have specific health problems? Otherwise you might be better off posting in rec.pets.dogs.behavior. -- Bill Clodius los the lost and net the pet to email |
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hmmm
nobody post here and when someone you reject the post.... thanks.... "William Clodius" escribió en el mensaje ... Daniel Coronado wrote: i have a little schanuzer, any recomendation for this brand? thank you Does he have specific health problems? Otherwise you might be better off posting in rec.pets.dogs.behavior. -- Bill Clodius los the lost and net the pet to email |
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On Wed, 17 Feb 2010 09:18:01 -0700, "Daniel Coronado"
wrote: hmmm nobody post here and when someone you reject the post.... thanks.... ?? What exactly are you looking for? "William Clodius" escribió en el mensaje ... Daniel Coronado wrote: i have a little schanuzer, any recomendation for this brand? thank you Does he have specific health problems? Otherwise you might be better off posting in rec.pets.dogs.behavior. -- Bill Clodius los the lost and net the pet to email |
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just start a conversation about my new puppy
"sighthounds & siberians" escribió en el mensaje ... On Wed, 17 Feb 2010 09:18:01 -0700, "Daniel Coronado" wrote: hmmm nobody post here and when someone you reject the post.... thanks.... ?? What exactly are you looking for? "William Clodius" escribió en el mensaje ... Daniel Coronado wrote: i have a little schanuzer, any recomendation for this brand? thank you Does he have specific health problems? Otherwise you might be better off posting in rec.pets.dogs.behavior. -- Bill Clodius los the lost and net the pet to email |
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