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Secrets of Dog Training
http://secrets-of-dog-training.blogspot.com
- Author: Jon
- Listed in: Pets Coaching
- Tags: Dog Health dog training obedience training pet rescue rescue dogs dog training secrets
- Added on: Apr 18th, 2007
- Country: United Kingdom
- Language: English
Details, hints and tips on many secrets of dog training. Useful resources. Alternative health information.
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I have heard plenty of complaints about the RSPB not allowing dogs on its reserves... but, I must admit though I do find it annoying myself, I can appreciate their stance when some people just won't keep their dogs on leads when specifically requeste...
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This blog is currently rated a 5.50 out of a possible 10 based on 4 comments.
Richard Laplante Said:
Socialzing your puppy from a young age with children and strange noises etc is a great training tool and one that should not be overlooked. Training your dog in obdedience is being socially responsible.
Obedience Dog Training Said:
Nice Blog. Very well put together, A+++ from a fellow dog lover!
Jon Said:
Thanks for the positive comment.
There is no substitute for positive behaviour reinforcement... if you love your pet, you will spend time and money learning how to train him or her properly.
And if you don't love your pet that much, why have a pet? Owning a pet of any type brings with a responsibility for its best welfare!
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nice blog. informative.
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