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Dog Trainers' Training Tips, Puppy House Training Aids & Information
Pupforum.com's contributing columnists include some of the best and highly sought after dog trainers from all over the world who give you some of the best advice as specialists in a wide variety of methods in dog obedience training. With advice on how to make use of dog training aids to helping you understand the differences between a number of different kinds of dog training collar options are out there, our team of experts can give you the advice you need.
While the information given in these columns is intended to be informative — dog behavior, handlers and situations vary widely; for example, puppy training versus training an older dog use very different tactics, and there is a marked difference in how to go about puppy house training and teaching a puppy not to chew on household items. You should always consult a professional dog trainer to assess your own dog obedience situation. Click here for more information.
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Joy has been teaching dog obedience for twenty years. A graduate of the University of Texas in Austin with a BS in education, Joy taught and trained Canine Good Citizen classes at Exmoor Kennel in Austin for 5 years and currently teaches basic obedience at Panola College in Carthage, Texas. Her teaching methods are described as gentle with positive motivation. Joy believes that dogs who have basic obedience training are less troublesome, their owners are happier, and the dogs are more content.
Housetraining is All About Habits
By Joy Parker (4/18/05)
Successful housetraining is really a management issue. Until your puppy is trained it is your responsibility to make sure that he is never left unattended
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Everything will be OK!
By Joy Parker (4/3/05)
How many folks have stated, "I can get my dog to sit, down, or stand, but he won't stay.".
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