Tag: Dog training
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Getting to know the Bull Terrier
Bull Terriers rightfully hold the title of dog clowns. They have an advanced sense of humor and will do things to make you laugh on a daily basis.
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What treats to use in training?
Chose treats of the correct size for your dog. Neither too small because the dog will just swallow it without having a taste of it , nor too big because the dog will consume a lot of the training session time on chewing and will fill full very soon, after four- five treats.
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Why should I train my dog
Dog training is a code of communication between two different species. No matter how we spoil them, how we love them and call them our kids and best friends etc. A dog is a dog, a different species with different needs and a different code of communication.
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Phobia- Suspicion- Lack of socialization
Suspicion, phobia and lack of socialization are three completely different things even though they appear to be similar. They often coexist.
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Bull Terrier breeding – leaving an imprint on the breed
There are no shortcuts to dog breeding. Only sincere love for what you do, vision, great reserves of psychological strength, a desire to study and a capacity to observe.
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Are Bull Terriers Good for First-Time Owners?
Bull Terriers can be good for some first-time owners, but they are not an easy first dog. This article explains who can succeed with the breed, who may struggle, and why structure, calmness, engagement, training, and early guidance matter from the beginning.
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Benefits of Flirt Pole
The flirt pole is a very demanding activity. This means the dog expends a lot of energy in a short period of time. It does not demand a lot of space. You can easily play with the flirt pole in your back yard.
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Pure Positive training vs Balanced training
Before explaining the difference between pure positive training and balanced training let us say a few words on why we write these articles. I dedicate most of my free time to write these articles, with your needs and questions in my mind. Iphigenia ( Mina Sila) dedicates her free time to translate and edit the…
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Dog Body language
Dogs use their body language to communicate with other dogs and humans. The better we understand their body language the better our communication with them becomes. Observing and learning their body language gives us a better understanding of their needs and a chance to foretell their behavior according to their signals.
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Getting to know your dog
In this article we will refer to some very important reasons why the puppies must stay with their litter-mates and how that will shape their character and social skills.
