Sentences with phrase «on teaching your pups»

You can keep Mama away when they are out, if you are concerned, and work on teaching your pups to be crated, come when called, sit, accept all sorts of kind handling and get them out to safe areas to socialize them.

You can keep Mama away when they are out, if you are concerned, and work on teaching your pups to be crated, come when called, sit, accept all sorts of kind handling and get them out to safe areas and to friend's homes to socialize them.

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I had read up on training a pup, and I was so excited to spend the summer teaching my dog all sorts of tricks.

We work on preventing behavior problems in the future by teaching the pup that the environment and strangers are AWESOME!

Learning in this environment is more like real life, teaching your pup to focus on you and will help you control your pet when you are out in public.

Glover brought Luna from Seattle and the pup was admitted to the Bailey Small Animal Teaching Hospital on Feb. 8.

Our pup now lies on a mat while we eat dinner and we are teaching her to stay on her mat when people come to visit.

Later on, you can teach your precious pup to play and do some tricks.

You could also teach your pup to roll over on cue to make things even easier!

This exercise is designed to create movement from the pup to a posture - not to teach a verbal command - so DO NOT say sit, down or stand while the pup is learning to move to the posture - more on this later.

Never play games that teach pup it is cute to put his mouth on humans.

An alternative would be teaching your pup to safely walk on your treadmill.

At an early age, teach your pup to lay on his side for brushing.

Pets can be a great way to teach kids things like responsibility and compassion, but if your plan is to have the kids take primary responsibility for the pup's care and feeding needs, you should be sure that the kids are truly ready to take it on.

Teaching your pup some simple obedience commands early on will help him gain confidence, self - control, and attentiveness (also see Puppy obedience training).

If the pup doesn't want to stay on the leash, slip it on but carry her outside and use the phrases you've been teaching him for elimination.

If you've done that, you're probably ready to move on to finishing the house breaking process and teach you're pup to «ask» to go outside every time.

Teach your pup to «Box», meaning to get up on a variety of obstacles.

It teaches the pups how to behave on a leash which, when out in public, is pretty much where the pup is going to be, unless you are at a dog park.

While putting a cap on water intake and establishing a routine potty break schedule will help teach your four - legged friend that piddling outside is the right thing to do, stopping behavioral - related peeing requires you to work with your pup to overcome the psychological trigger that results in unwanted puddles.

Trick Dog Training — Luring: This workshop focuses on tricks taught by luring, a technique that uses food (or sometimes toys) to coax your pup into the correct action.

It teaches owners how to manage a pup on a leash.

Trick Dog Training — Props: This workshop focuses on tricks taught by molding, a technique in which we use props to encourage your pup to perform on cue.

How to teach your pup to apply teeth softly to humans: Hold puppy on your lap.

It is important that you teach your pup to accept a crate as a bed, early on, to prepare for later emergencies.

5 Tips to Help Groom Your Young Pup Even though you can't teach an old dog new tricks, young pups can (and should) become accustomed to a grooming routine by initiating it early on.

To help your puppy focus on you, attend puppy kindergarten classes, where a professional trainer can assist you to teach your pooch basic obedience amid the distractions of other little pups.

Even though you can't teach an old dog new tricks, young pups can (and should) become accustomed to a grooming routine by initiating it early on.

Our niche is dog / dog socialization and group play dynamics, offering classes focused on this niche such as our ALWAYS FREE Playful Pup classes, Group Day Training, and the Dynamic Dog class — all classes geared toward developing the most mentally sound dog possible through proper social experiences, as well as teaching owners how to communicate with and understand their dog through relationship centered Training.

At Camp Margaret works with the Young Pups (5 to 7 years old) and the Cool Catz (8 to 9 years old) teaching dog safety and providing them with hands - on interactive training experience with dogs.

While you can teach an old dog new tricks, it's a lot easier to teach a puppy — if your pup learns that attacking people is acceptable behavior, he'll keep on doing it into adulthood.

Also, you have taught your pup to sit on request only when he was already standing.

For example, for rural and suburban pups that will eventually be taught to relieve themselves outside on earth or grass, lay down a roll of turf.

By instructing your puppy to eliminate beforehand and by rewarding him for eliminating afterward, you will teach your pup to go on command.

Your pup can similarly be taught to growl on command.

Once we teach sit on cue we can realistically expect a pup to sit for us during some short simple things.

Because your pup will spend its life on and off leash, we will teach you how to work with your puppy both ways: with a leash and without one.

High on the educational agenda is to teach your pup that there are times for play and times for quiet.

# 2 Urgency Rating — Teaching your pup to confidently enjoy his own company is the second most urgent item on his educational agenda.

We explained some general things about her toilet habits, but there is a lot more to training a pup than simply teaching her not to pee on your expensive carpets.

If your pup is frightened or leery of the collar / harness or leash, read our article on teaching your puppy to accept his collar or leash.

Rotts»n Pups Rescue is also committed to: * Providing free dog food to pet owners who have fallen on hard times; * Educating pet owners about the benefits and the necessity of sterilizing their animals; * Assisting pet owners in the location of low - cost spay / neuter clinics and veterinary services; * Teaching of the importance of socializing current and / or adoptive pets; * Offering all necessary tools for persons to become responsible pet owners.

Dumped at the shelter as a baby pup back in the «bad days» when Elmsford Animal Shelter was terribly mis - managed, Princess was taught at a young age that if she wanted a walk, she ought to leap about, grab the handler's leash, dance on people's heads, and carry on with all of these things (simultaneously).

This teaches the pup to void on command so that you won't freeze unnecessarily on a cold winter night while the pup leisurely looks for just the right spot.

The benefits far outweigh the frustration of teaching that rowdy pup to keep his teeth off fingers and furniture and to open his mouth on command.

You'll learn how to teach the pup to inhibit its bite, prefer playing over fighting with other dogs, become confident and friendly in interacting with humans and other dogs... plus tips for housetraining, channeling chewing and digging in appropriate ways, substituting sitting for jumping up on people, and curtailing barking.

You will quickly pick up on how long the pup is able to maintain his level of concentration when teaching him to come, sit, stay, and understand his name.

While coaching your pup to focus his attention on you with obedience training, it is also teaching you the first steps of how «2SpeakDog.»

Our Pawsitive Puppy class is geared for pups 4 - 8 months of age and focuses on teaching you how to communicate with clicker training, which will grow into more advanced forms of communication throughout your pup's lifetime.

The optimistic side of me thinks that perhaps if we got a female, and being a pup, Georgie would take on the pack leader role with ease and teach the new girl the rules without any threat to his position in the house.