Jeff
Nice info. It's good to see someone is caring for these adopted dogs.
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Adopted Dog Training Tips
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A blog dedicated to providing training info on training adopted dogs or shelter dogs.
- Added on: Dec 24th, 2005
- Country: United States
- Language: English
- Listed in: Science & Nature Education eLearning
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Sir, yes Sir!
I received a call from a very nice lady who runs a local dog adoption agency asking me to evaluate one of their dogs. Baron is a Katrina dog and he is a Rottweiler. Sherry (All names changed to protect the innocent!) told me that her partner Darlene...
Adopted Dog Training, Continued!
Ok, so you might say rewards based training for adopted dogs sounds cool, but I've got a dog that wants to bite people! How would you deal with that "trainer boy"!A lady called me one day and said she had a "street dog". She had rescued her dog not...
Rewards!
You know we've talked about the fact that when training your adopted dog it helps if you remember one thing. Your dog's past may not have been the most pleasant.There could have been abuse or abandonment on the part of the owner. There could have als...
Adopted Dog Training
Ok, so you want to adopt a dog. That's an honorable thing to do, but there are some things that you need to consider. First, most adopted dogs have "issues". That's why they are available for adoption in the first place! Most owners give up their dog...
Victory!
What is victory for a dog? Well, victory is a big reward that's for sure.I'm a cyclist and along with about 200 hundred other cyclists I ride the country roads outside of my town almost every weekend. On one long straightaway this summer there was a...
Help!
I get quite a few dog training questions by phone. That's mainly because I no longer go to anyone's home for training. Now I used to make "housecalls" but no more. It was just so boring! It's not that hard to change dog behavior, you just need to kno...
We just adopted a st bernard/lab puppy that is 13 weeks old. He does great outside and will run around and play but when we bring him in he completely freezes up. Eventually he will be an outside dog, but since it gets pretty cold outside he is staying in. Any suggestions on what we can do?
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