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[...] post Teach Your Dog To Lie Down — The Long Down-Stay appeared first on Adams Dog Training and Dog Behavior. [...]

[...] site.] The post Dog Growls At Husband Sometimes appeared first on Adam's Dog Training & Dog Behavior. [...]

[...] we try to train. The post On Killer Whales And Dogs appeared first on Adam's Dog Training and Dog Behavior. [...]

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[...] -collar in his hand, whether he had a dog with him or not.  The man is obsessed with dog training and his training is at a very high level.  As the founder of one of the largest dog training [...]

[...] has probably brought a lot of attention to the niche, I would imagine? From what I know about dog training in general and about working dogs in specific — and from what I’ve seen in some [...]

[...] and less idealistic as a society.  In essence: We became more balanced. But not the dog training community.  Apparently, dog training is still stuck in the psychedelic sixties and is [...]

[...] phone, drinking hot coffee, or working out, “Go lie down” is the command you [...] The post Dog Training And The “Go Lie Down” Command appeared first on Adams Dog Training and Dog Behavior. [...]

[...] the bark collar if the dog is alone in the yard, whereas the dog will should be wearing the prong collar if you’re WITH THE DOG in the yard. (Remember: The dog shouldn’t be wearing the [...]

[...] Pinkie wrote to ask about whether she should be worried about her prong collar coming apart: “Hi, on another website they claim that prong collars can easily come apart on [...]

[...] : Here’s What She Needs To Stop Dog Aggression During Walks She writes: “I have been using the prong collar and following your methods for almost two weeks now with great success, especially with [...]

[...] You Find The Results. Now, don’t mistake my point: There is no big money in training with a prong collar.  In fact, there is so much propaganda and misinformation lobbied at trainers who use the [...]

[...] be down, [...] The post Dog Obedience Training – How To Correct Your Dog appeared first on Adams Dog Training and Dog Behavior. [...]

[...] fat) and the other [...] The post Selecting a Proper Diet for Your Dog appeared first on Adams Dog Training and Dog Behavior. [...]

[...] walking your [...] The post Where To Buy My Electronic Dog Fight Stopper appeared first on Adams Dog Training and Dog Behavior. [...]

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[...] letter about her experience with a dog trainer and her wrong-headed attempt to stop dog aggression: Throwing Cookies At Her Dog To Stop Dog Aggression? Pam writes: “I paid $350.00 for a ‘ [...]

[...] I am constantly asked by people in the dog world about my methods on dealing with dog on dog aggression. I guess because I have had really good success with dogs that others have deemed unfixable, [...]

[...] I am constantly asked by people in the dog world about my methods on dealing with dog on dog aggression. I guess because I have had really good success with dogs that others have deemed unfixable, [...]

[...] of other dogs, here’s what I recommended: The first thing you should try for this type of dog aggression during walks is to fit him with a muzzle. For some dogs, just putting the muzzle on will work [...]

[...] and Juan Valdez, our Golden Retriever, still needed to be taken for a walk. I put the Belgian Malinois puppy, Gidget, in the exercise pen and then locked up the house. Juan and I started on our walk [...]

[...] an observation of behavior than a training video, per se.  Puppy snoring… Too cute! Belgian Malinois puppy at 10 weeks of age. [...]

[...] Adam talks about when this Belgian Malinois puppy’s “prey drive” started to come out, and what that means for later [...]

[...] . But this is a puppy training diary, not a propaganda film. Watch Adam get punked by this Belgian Malinois puppy and [...] [...]

[...] stress in that manner, you’d see it manifest in other ways. What I would do is: Call a few dog trainers and dog groomers in your area and get a feel for which veterinarian is the most thorough. Then [...]

[...] If you thought the dog trainers on TV were the best of the best… you’d be wrong.  Sure, Cesar Milan is (for the most part) [...]

[...] rapidly moving toward it’s own form of self destruction. “Purely Positive” dog trainers– the dog training community’s hippie element– are now running the asylum and [...]

Gidget, the Malinois puppy is now 10 1/2 weeks-old, or thereabout. In this video I explain why I’m switching foods and also show how I introduce [...]

I found this in the garage, from a dog we had years ago– it’s called a boomer ball. It’s hard on the outside– virtually indest [...]

This would screw up my puppy, if… I was a rank amateur. Fortunately, I know what I’m doing and the results will show it. In this video, I& [...]

In episode 7 of the Puppy Training Diary, Adam introduces the puppy to the place board, which he’ll use later as a foundation training tool. Ada [...]

[...] describe in the book, to correct your dog?  Remember: Your dog needs to be wearing the training collar and tab– anytime you’re interacting with her, so that you have a way to communicate [...]

[...] ;little dogs not being able to be trained with a collar”? If you’re using the training collar as I advise in the book, it’s not putting any pressure on the trachea. Only if you use [...]

[...] always point to the whale and dolphin trainers and say, “You can’t put a training collar on a whale.  But you can train a whale using our ‘purely positive’ [...]

If you’ve been following my series about raising a Belgian Malinois puppy to be my next “demo dog”…  then you’ll know she’s about 4 1/2 m [...]

[...] Suzana wrote to ask which dog training commands to teach her dog, first: Does The Order You Teach Your Dog Commands Make Training Faster? “ [...]