REGALWISE
SHEPHERDS TRAINING PAGE
Follow these
links for
training advice for your puppy or older
dog. Some of these articles offer
contradicting advice. It's good to have a variety
of methods to draw from to suit you and your
puppy's personality.
Puppy
Aptitude Test for pups at least 7-8 weeks
old. Once you know your puppy's basic
personality type, you can more wisely choose the
training methods that will be most effective with
the least effort.
This is an
article about
how I start newborn pups off with an early
advantage in life
DEVELOPING
HIGH ACHIEVERS
MOST
HELPFUL: Please visit www.Leerburg.com
and listen to the free audio downloads or read the
free e-books on training.
see also the page with Questions and Answers on
Puppy and Dog Training: http://leerburg.com/qa.htm
I
HIGHLY RECOMMEND these very comprehensive
video/DVD lessons from Leerburg Kennel &
Video:
"Your Puppy, 8 Weeks to 8 Months". To
order DVD: http://leerburg.com/120.htm
"Leerburg's
Basic Dog Obedience". To
order video or DVD: http://leerburg.com/302.htm
MUST
READ: Basic training philosophy Nothing
in life is Free
MUST READ: Click
the
BEHAVIOR link at this website http://www.caninecaregroup.net/
A
short primer on training methods
Crate training
http://www.inch.com/~dogs/cratetraining.html
Teaching
puppies not to
bite, chase, eat feces, dig, etc.
Puppy
Training
http://www.canismajor.com/dog/bite2.html
Advice for
puppies who chase kids
Advice
for puppies who eat things that they shouldn't eat
Problem Dogs
Dealing
with Dominant/aggressive Dogs
Training
for dogs who do bad things
Getting your
pets ready
for the arrival of a new baby
http://www.regalwise.com/training/newbaby.html
Renting with
Pets
http://www.rentwithpets.org/
Entertaining a
bored dog,
good for all ages.
http://www.kongcompany.com/kongbooklets/growingup.html
Treating Storm
Phobias
http://www.ddfl.org/tips.htm
The Fearful Dog
Separation Anxiety
How to Use a Head Halter
Keeping Your Dog Confined To Your Property
Dealing With Dominance In Dogs
Developmental Stages Of Puppy Behavior
How to Solve Digging Problems
Inside or Out? - Making Your Dog Part of the
Family
Submissive or Excitement Urination
Children and Dogs: Important Information for
Parents
Helping Your Dog Overcome the Fear of Thunder and
Other Startling Noises
Sample Aversives for Dogs
Introducing Your New Dog to Your Resident Dog
Successful Cleaning to Remove Pet Odors and Stains
Crate Training Your Dog
Why Dogs Bite: a Guideline for Children
Dog Toys and How to Use Them
The Benefits of an Educated Dog
Understanding Aggressive Behavior in Dogs
Destructive Behavior in Dogs
The Canine Escape Artist
Housetraining Puppies
Re-Housetraining Your Adult Dog
The Barking Dog
"Agility
Training :
The Fun Sport for All Dogs"
http://
www.dogtube.com agility tunnels
http://www.dog-play.com/agility/agilitye.html
http://www.agility-equipment.com
http://www.yext.com/vets/ri/
Hundreds of
links to
things you can do with your dog.
http://www.dog-play.com/
Free
on-line video series on training a dog to show in conformation shows.
Games to teach
your dog
to focus on you (to make a better working dog)
http://www.diamonds intheruff. com/games.
html
Working Dog
Cyberzine. A
wide variety of interesting topics.
http://workingdogs.com/index.php
Fencing
alternatives to keep your dog safe at home
A
no-climb baby gate for doorways
The
Pets' Bill of Rights
1. We
have the
right to be full members of your family. We thrive
on social interaction, praise, and love.
2. We have the right to stimulation. We need new
games, new toys, new experiences, and new smells
to be happy.
3. We have the right to regular exercise. Without
it, we could become hyper, sluggish...or fat.
4. We have the right to have fun. We enjoy acting
like clowns now and then; don't expect us to be
predictable all the time.
5. We have the right to quality health care.
Please stay good friends with our vet!
6. We have the right to a good diet. Like some
people, we don't know what's best for us. We
depend on you.
7. We have the right not to be rejected because of
your expectations that we be great show dogs or
show cats, watchdogs, hunters, or baby-sitters.
8. We have the right to receive proper training.
Otherwise, our good relationship could be marred
by confusion and strife. And we could become
dangerous to ourselves and others.
9. We have the right to guidance and correction
based on understanding and compassion, rather than
abuse.
10. We have the right to live with dignity...and
to die with dignity when the time comes.
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