Plus, Training Your Dog to Ignore Food and Other Items
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Teach Your Dog to Enjoy Grooming | | | Many people see grooming your dog as a necessary evil that's not particularly fun. Unfortunately, many dogs feel the same way and are often afraid or uncomfortable with being groomed. You might notice your dog hates being groomed. But by shifting your approach to grooming, you can make it an activity that your dog actively participates in — and even enjoys. Husbandry training is a collaborative approach that will make grooming more enjoyable and less stressful for you and your dog. | | | | | Digging is a common problem behavior in dogs, and many dog owners suffer the consequences at some point. It can be challenging to prevent, and dangerous if your dog is digging under the fence and escaping the yard. Understanding why your dog is digging will help better equip you to handle and live with this instinctive behavior. | | | | | Why Is My Dog Better Behaved at Home? | You've probably had one of those moments when you're sure that you taught your dog a cool new trick and then you go to show someone, but your dog doesn't do it. Why is it that dogs are better behaved at home? For example, they may do something perfectly at your house and then seem unable to perform the same thing while at the park or in training class. | | | | | Best Dog Anxiety Vests for Separation Anxiety | Dog anxiety vests offer a drug-free alternative to calming your dog's nerves, providing temporary relief from symptoms that are otherwise hard to manage during stressful times. | | | Training Your Dog to Ignore Food and Other Items | | | Imagine you've dropped a chicken bone on the ground at dinner time. Or perhaps you've spilled some medication. The last thing you want is for your dog to go running toward what they think are treats and scarfing them down (after all, cooked bones are a dog choking hazard, and the pills could be toxic). It's important that your dog understands that everything on the ground isn't up for grabs. But how do you teach your dog to leave things be? The "leave it" command is exactly the cue you'll need. | | | |
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