i have a black lab and she is sometimes hyper when we walk . . . . i want to start walking with her without a leash but whenever i take it off in my yard to start she will run ( our yard is not fenced in ) any good tips or training ideas i can use
My recently rescued 3 year old dog (Olde English Bulldog) is very strong: when he pulls on his leash he can almost take you off your feet. Most of the time he’s fine, but occasionally (when we run into cats, squirrals etc) he pulls really hard on the lead, it can be dangerous sometimes.
Does anyone have any tips on how to humanely train him to not pull so much?
So, I’m going to start training my siberian husky for urban mushing. (He is around three years.) I’ve already started with the "On By" command during daily walks. Are there any mushers out there that could give me a few tips about training for urban mushing? Mostly with the directional comands, but tips on all of it would be great! :]
Thanks!
does anyone know any good websites or tips for dog training?
my dog is a 3 years old maltese(boy) and hadnt have any luck training him and we need him to be train… we need him to go party in the garden and to dont run away when we open the door and more like sit and all that stuff, can you give us some tips to train our dog
thanks in advance
I have two dogs and both bark uncontrollably and aggressively at guests entering my house–to the point I have to put them outside before answering the door. I’m a college student and expecting a baby very soon so the last thing I want is to spend money on a professional dog trainer. Any training tips??
My boyfriend and I have recently adopted a puppy from my school (he was in a kennel environment). He is now 9mo old. He got along great with the other dogs there…and he will let a person do anything to him. Now that he is home though we have some problems. Being in the kennel he was ( from birth ) he got to know those 30 some dogs..however he did not learn how to meet new dogs and become friends. He has become friends with my dads older lab and My boyfriends Parents Older golden retriever however they do have a beagle mix and a german shepherd that he is still scared of…but doing quite well…we take him for 2 long walks a day along with going out for potty breaks. we have started him in a search and rescue dog team and he is doing pretty good. On his walks we can pass dogs barking and lunging aggressively and he is fine …trusts me and walks on by but when we try to meet new dogs a become friends sometimes he tries to attack them….Im not sure what else other than desensitization we can do..we have also been taking him to petco and petsmart trying to find dogs to meet….he has done pretty well there ..but i dont want to always be worrying…any training methods??
I need some help with my dogs Ruby and Onyx, training. I just need some techniques that I can try. They are hyper mutts, Ruby is the oldest and she likes jumping the fence, Onyx the puppy like finding holes in the fence and getting out them. I’ve gone through drastic measures to keep them in, like blocking the holes with boulders, and chaining Ruby (which I am strongly against) so I need some tips so I can return my dogs’ freedoms.
Thanks for the tips, but I need more based on Ruby. Out fence is one of those wire diomond looking ones, and she can easily jump them. Tips for preventing jumping…
I have a 4 month old chihuahua and he is giving me the hardest time. One week he’ll be accident free and the next he thinks the world is his toilet. Help!!
He is currently pee pad trained. Well he’s supposed to be anyway. He just LOVES the bathroom floor though. He also has problems when we visit people or come back from a trip remembering where to go.
I recently got a ten month old english bulldog, and have been trying to train her and its not going well, she is very stubburn and just loses interest whenever I try to work with her, even with treats. Any suggestions?
She is my 3rd bulldog, my first was very easy to train, The other one I have now is a male and he was very stubburn until I started working with the deaf female, he is picking up on the hand signals from across the room in his kennel.
