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Comment on Needed: The Dog Whisperer! Hard Lessons Our Dogs Have Taught Us by Heather

I was right there with you Iana. Potty training is hard. I had the same issue. Why do they come in from outside and do their business on the floor. Oy! We had read about putting a bell on the door to the backyard. We put a set of vertical bells on the back door - it was a Christmas bell that I decorated the front door. We trained both dogs to ring the bell when they want to go outside. It works ...

Area readers share favorite bits of their mom's wit and wisdom

The old 1960s television show might've claimed "Father Knows Best," but we knew it was Mama who did the talking. And she had plenty to say.

Video: Four-legged friend means freedom for Ringgold teen

For Jordyn Miller, freedom came with a cold, wet nose. She was supposed to be walking again in just a few months, free of the electric scooter that has become her only means of getting around.

'Quill: The life of a guide dog' movie review, trailer: Dog is better than humans - newjerseynewsroom.com

'Quill: The life of a guide dog' movie review, trailer: Dog is better than humans newjerseynewsroom.com In what seems a short while, it's off to the guide dog training facility, where Quill must learn all the different skills he'll need as a guide dog. The Japanese trainers aren't dog whisperer types; they use repetition and praise to train the dogs. and more »

Building Blocks: How to Prevent Problem Behavior - Gun Dog Magazine

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Building Blocks: How to Prevent Problem Behavior Gun Dog Magazine If I have a guiding principle in the realm of training dogs; it's that it's far more a process of repetition than rocket science. And so it goes with potential problems: the way to cure them is to avoid them through a constant repetition of good ...