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Keeping Your Family Safe From Dog Bites - MSN Health & Fitness

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Keeping Your Family Safe From Dog Bites MSN Health & Fitness Dogs need to be socialized. You can do this by gradually exposing your puppy to a variety of people and other animals so it feels at ease in these situations. Continue this training as your dog gets older. Training is essential. San Diego Ranks No. 2 for Dog AttacksPatch.com Dog bite claims cost insurers $497M in 2011, insurance group saysCBS News Leading insurer pays $109M for dog bite claimsCt Post all 25 news articles »

Doggie Zen: Teaching your dog to take treats nicely - Petoskey News-Review

Doggie Zen: Teaching your dog to take treats nicely Petoskey News-Review Here are the instructions for teaching Doggie Zen (adults should do this first, then have kids do it). Most dogs and puppies learn this in less than 5-10 minutes! 1. Start with a treat between your fingers, above your head, and slowly lower it toward ...

When it comes to training a dog, your words matter - The Union Leader

When it comes to training a dog, your words matter The Union Leader I once overheard a neighbor training her new puppy in their yard. Apparently, the puppy did what puppies do, using his mouth to explore — including his owner's hand. I heard her say, “No biting ... no biting ... no biting! Thinking of getting a dog?7DAYS all 3 news articles »

House Training for Your Dog - JustLuxe.com

House Training for Your Dog JustLuxe.com House training your puppy requires more than a few stacks of old newspapers and trips outside once in a while – it calls for vigilance, persistence, commitment and consistency. The very first lesson in house training your new pup is accepting the fact ... and more »

What to do when your dog won't listen - Inside NoVA

What to do when your dog won't listen Inside NoVA You can increase your distance from the attention-grabbing stimulus, such as starting your training 100 feet away from the dog park fence (or whatever else is distracting your dog). Gradually move closer as long as your dog remains calm and able to ...