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		<title>Dog Bowl Aggression, and the Wonderful Resource We Waste Everyday…Part 2!!!</title>
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<p>The last post gave you the skinny on the problem behaviors that food bowl aggression can lead to and why they happen. The next three posts will provide some options for ways to incorporate meal time into your dog's training!</p>
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<p>There are three basic techniques that you need to be familiar with as you work with Fido to eliminate the dog bowl aggression</p>
<p>1) Use toys to feed your dogs</p>
<p>2) Feed your dogs from your hand</p>
<p>3) Have your dogs work for their food</p>
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<p>So let's take a look at each of these ways to use feeding time as a training tool!</p>
<p>The First TechniqueUse toys to feed your dogs</p>
<p>As queried in an earlier blog post, why are we wasting feeding time and only giving the dog 60-90 seconds of unsupervised activity time from a bowl? (Thank you Dr. Dunbar!) Instead, we could use feeding times to teach, train and mold our furry four legged friends to use proper doggie manners! To get started, I suggest you feed your dogs at least twice a day (three if your schedule allows) and do not use a bowl. I want you to split up the feedings so the dog has their favorite point of the day (meal time) multiple times vs. only once. Toys will give your dogs more mental stimulation, thus helping to wear out the mind, which is much better than just letting them wolf down their food in 60-90 seconds which would leave them bored. (Remember idle hands?) More importantly, toys make the dogs work for their food instead of just waiting for their human to fill the magic bowl! </p>
<p>It is important to remember classical conditioning at this point when you are feeding your dog (Pavlov anyone!) This is a great opportunity to build positive associations with food! Previously, we had just the 60-90 seconds to pair an association with dinner time, but as we use food dispensing toys, we might have upwards of 10-15 minutes to make those same connections! You can even freeze the toys with food in them and gain additional time while you eat! What do I mean by associations and classical conditioning? Well, if my dog is aggressive around, let's say kids, while eating; I want kids to be present around the dog while the dog is eating! I always take steps to ensure safety, but with kids, you have to be extra careful! A simple and easy safety measure is to tether the dog when feeding them (remember to use a toy) and simply having the child in the room with the dog (but NOT sitting right next to him!) Tethering is also effective when you have multiple dog households, dogs that don't really like each other or even with cats. Through use of toys as the means to deliver the food, you are positively reinforcing the association of chewing on toys as an appropriate behavior (rather than chewing on the couch, pillow, shoe, etc!!!)</p>
<p>The goal is to create a subconscious mindset in your dog that all the good things in the world (food) happen when this stimulus that makes me nervous (child) is around. Please remember that this is not going to make your dog think "I love kids" just because they are around during meal times; but it is more like that warm fuzzy feeling those of us who love coffee get when we walk into a Starbucks. We associate the smell of coffee with a sense of well being! </p>
<p>Once again I want to stress that this does work with dogs with problems, but it is not a quick fix! I find that if I can teach people to use these techniques from puppyhood, these problems will rarely occur. So to those of you that have dogs that already have food bowl aggression, it's time to get busy; and for those of you who have a puppylet's get started young so that you can build a positive association at feeding time from the very beginning! </p>
<p>Now we have toys at feeding time working for usso what's next? What about making food even more important (as well as your status and relationship with your dog?) Why not feed your dog by hand?</p>
<p>See the next blog post Dog Bowl Aggression, and the Wonderful Resource We Waste EverydayPart 3!!! which focuses on the Second Technique  feeding your dog(s) from your hand (or by hand.)</p>
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		<title>Only Natural Pet – The Basics for Treating Dog Aggression Naturally</title>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The interest in only natural pet programs has grown phenomenally over the past decade. As soon as dog owners realized that these products where effective for treating problems like dog aggression the word spread fast. Here's how you can get help for your dog.</p>
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<p>The best way to think about only natural pet products is as a medicine. For centuries the Chinese have regarded food as medicine. This ancient view is one hundred percent correct. The food that is eaten by humans and animals can either be healthy or harmful.</p>
<p>In fact, food and food supplements are so powerful they even affect mood and behavior. Take for example aggression in dogs. If you have a dog that is aggressive it is a huge problem for you, your family and your neighbors. This is a problem that must be sorted out.</p>
<p>Not enough dog owners are aware there are only natural pet products that can help your pet to overcome feelings of aggression. These pet products fall within the category of food supplements and are part of a dog's special nutritional requirements.</p>
<p>These supplements are 100% natural. Nothing in this product will harm your dog. The right remedy can lower the level of biting and barking. When you use a natural remedy to lower aggression in your pet you can expect to see the following:</p>
<p>A more relaxed attitude in stressful circumstances Normal socializing with other dogs The nervous system of jealous, anxious or high strung dogs is soothed No more disproportionate biting and barking</p>
<p>The right natural remedy is going to have a positive affect on the animal. When your pet is less aggressive you are calmer and this also aids the remedy in helping your pet to normalize. There are many factors that contribute to aggressive behavior in a pet that is not the animal's fault. You have a responsibility to make sure your dog in not endangering or becoming a nuisance to your neighbors. Apart from concern for others it is only normal for you to want your pet to be happy and content. Often aggressive behavior is eliminated by professional training and the use of only natural pet remedies. It is highly advisable to also ensure your dog's feed has the right balance of nutrients and fiber.</p>
<p>One last consideration is making sure you dog is getting exercise. When you walk your dog it does more than give him a physical workout. A daily walk is what stimulates all your pet's senses and allows him or her to socialize with other dogs. This is a very important part of your pet's life. Your pet will only be able to benefit fully from this activity if he or she is not aggressive and able to relax. Dogs benefit greatly from a structured daily program of feeding, playing, walking and socializing. An only natural pet remedy will increase your pet's chance of achieving serenity as quickly as possible.</p>
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		<title>In Dog Training, Don't Forget the Don'ts</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Most dog training articles or advice would usually contain the best tips on how to achieve good behaviour and a well-trained dog. All of them are really informational and useful but most of them concentrate on the Do's of dog training. While that is a positive note, providing the Don'ts as well can better help [...]<p><a href="http://www.dog-behaviour-training.com/dogtrainingtips">Dog Training Tips</a>.</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Most <a href="http://www.dog-behaviour-training.com/dogtrainingtips/dtv" style="color:#0000ED;font-weight:bold;text-decoration:underline;color:#0000ED;font-weight:bold;text-decoration:underline;" target="_blank" rel="nofollow" onmouseover="self.status='dog training';return true;" onmouseout="self.status=''">dog training</a> articles or advice would usually contain the best tips on how to achieve good behaviour and a well-trained dog. All of them are really informational and useful but most of them concentrate on the Do's of <a href="http://www.dog-behaviour-training.com/dogtrainingtips/stf" style="color:#0000ED;font-weight:bold;text-decoration:underline;color:#0000ED;font-weight:bold;text-decoration:underline;" target="_blank" rel="nofollow" onmouseover="self.status='dog training';return true;" onmouseout="self.status=''">dog training</a>. While that is a positive note, providing the Don'ts as well can better help dog owners and trainers. Here are some of the Don'ts in dog training.</p>
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<p>Don't conduct the training in a place with lots of distraction. Pets easily get distracted with sights and sounds. Find a place where the pet can hear and focus on your commands. Your backyard will be a great place to start with. Public places like parks are ideal for outdoor training but they are usually crowded and noisy. If you choose a park for training, be sure to find a quiet and less crowded spot.</p>
<p>Don't exhaust your dog in training. Pets have a short attention span too. Unless you can sustain their attention and interest, then maybe you can plan a quite extensive training module. If you can't, try to keep the lessons short. Around 20 to 30 minutes perhaps. Do not push your dog to his limits. Try to give him a time to rest in between the training time.</p>
<p>Don't forget to commend and reward your dog. If your pet was able to do your commands and exemplify good behaviour, show them your appreciation by commending them and giving them rewards. Through your actions, your pet can associate that what he did was good, and will do it again so he can get a reward. Rewards can be food, treats or toys.</p>
<p>Don't stop until you achieve your goal. Pet owners have their goals in training their dogs. Sometimes, dogs are too stubborn and this requires patience among the trainers. Try to devote your time and exert some effort in training them until you see progress and finally achieve your goals. Having a well-behaved dog after training will make all the effort worth it.</p>
<p>Don't be afraid to consult a professional dog trainer. If you are having problems in teaching your dog, you can always ask a professional trainer for advice. Hearing it from the experts, you can be quite sure that their tips and advice are proven and effective. They have handled quite a lot of dogs like your dog and they already know what to do.</p>
<p>Don't hesitate to try dog training aids. The market now offers a lot of training kits for dogs. There are kits for obedience, and some for agility. Choose which of these kits will better serve your purpose. To ensure pet safety and to have guarantee, you can choose products from top manufacturers like <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://americaoutdoor.com/">Petsafe dog training collars</a>, Dogtra bark collars, agility kits, and a lot more. Be sure to check reviews before buying any of these products to have an idea of how they work and their effectiveness.</p>
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		<title>Characteristics Of A Cardigan Welsh Corgi</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Cardigan Welsh Corgi dogs, more popularly know as Corgis were used as cattle dogs in England as early as the 1920's. Though often confused with the tailless Pembroke Welsh Corgi, Cardigan Corgis have their own set of characteristics that make them unique and cherished companions.

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<p>Perhaps the most unique characteristic of Cardigan Welsh Corgi dogs is its physical appearance. Some would describe the Corgi as a fox-like dog, trapped in a miniature dog's body. The Cardigan Welsh Corgi has ears similar looking to that of a fox's. It can be anywhere between 10-13 inches tall, weighing around 25-45 pounds. These dogs have somewhat stocky but elongated bodies with very short legs. It's exterior coat ranges from short to medium length and comes in shades of brown or black with white markings.</p>
<p>Since Cardigan Welsh Corgis have short hair, they require very little grooming. Although most Corgis tend to shed on a seasonal basis - on these instances, daily brushing will certainly be beneficial.</p>
<p>As for its basic temperament, Cardigan Welsh Corgis are certainly affectionate and loving dogs. They are extremely alert and intelligent. However, they do have a natural tendency to nip due to their instincts as herding dogs. The good news is that since Corgis are very quick learners, training them to keep this potentially negative trait in check won't be a problem.</p>
<p>As for those with children and other pets in their home, you would be delighted to know that Corgis adapt easily with proper socialization. However, never let a Corgi's size deceive you. Corgis are generally calm dogs but have an instinctual tendency to bark whenever things don't seem right. It is for this reason that Corgis make good watchdogs as well.</p>
<p>With a healthy diet and proper care, Corgis can live to about 12-15 years. However, there are a few health issues associated with this breed that should definitely be kept in check. Because of their built, Corgis are quite prone to obesity. As with other <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.trainpetdog.com/AllDogBreeds.html">dog breeds</a>, without ample exercise, obesity can eventually lead to spinal problems that can cause your dog extreme discomfort.</p>
<p>Other than that, the Cardigan Welsh Corgi makes for a delightful addition to any home. Not only are they great companions, they have great potential to join various dog competitions that involve obedience, tracking, agility, and herding trials. Just bear in mind the responsibility that comes with acquiring dogs of this breed and all shall go well.</p>
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		<title>Effective Ways to Minimize Your Older Dog's Arthritis Pain</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[For your older dog, arthritis can really put a halt to her activities. It also impacts his overall health as he isn't exercising as much. You can use these tips to give your dog relief from symptoms and pain of arthritis in dogs.

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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>For your older dog, arthritis can really put a halt to her activities. It also impacts his overall health as he isn't exercising as much. You can use these tips to give your dog relief from symptoms and pain of arthritis in dogs.</p>
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<p>1. Lose weight: For older dogs, arthritis is only one of the issues that can be triggered by an excessive amount of body fat. An overweight dog will suffer more with any arthritic pain. Help your pet lose weight by switching to a "light" dog food, and making sure he gets some gentle exercise. You should also avoid giving your senior dog table scraps"people food" can be very calorie rich and could contribute to your dog's weight problem.</p>
<p>2. Supplement for joint health: Find a homeopathic supplement that's easy to give to him as well as offer support for joint mobility. A natural supplement can help by alleviating stress on his joints, and help preserve cartilage. Joint supplements are safe and effective for older dogs, and should be added to your dog's health plan as soon as you consider him an "older" dog.</p>
<p>3. Provide a soft bed: Older dogs with arthritis must have a clean, warm and soft bed to help him sleep. If your dog has always slept on the couch, he may not be able to climb up as easily. Provide him with a soft bed of his own, and keep it in a warm area of your home. Large breeds may find it easier if the bed is raised a few inches off the ground.</p>
<p>4. Exercise: Encourage your older dog with arthritis to take part in slower gentler exercise routines. A short walk around the block will help keep your dog fit, and help him preserve the muscles in his legs and back.</p>
<p>5. Offer accessibility options: Older dogs with arthritis still need to be a part of the family. If your dog likes to travel in the car, invest in a small pet ramp so he can climb inside without injuring himself. Add accessibility devices like ramps to help your dog get in the truck or on the couch. You may need to offer some support with a strap or harness while your pet is climbing up or down stairs (down can be more difficult for some dogs, as they can't control the speed of their descent).</p>
<p>In older dogs, arthritis is a serious condition that can affect their quality of life if left untreated. Fortunately, arthritis and its effects can generally be dealt with using the techniques above. One of the best things you can do for your older dog with arthritis is to take him to the vet for an evaluation and examination. Your vet will be able to work with you to determine the best treatment plan for your dog.</p>
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<p>Unfortunately, when people go out shopping for a chicken coop, they are often quite discouraged. Prefabricated items like these are quite expensive, and therefore turn people away. However, there is a solution that would leave you to building your own by following step-by-step instructions.</p>
<p>And, this is regardless of whether you have any kind of experience in this field. Pretty much, anyone who can use a few tools can complete this project without difficulty. Furthermore, it can be done relatively inexpensively as well. So, the dream of raising chickens and having fresh eggs is possible for anyone with any budget.</p>
<p>The building process is quite simple and you probably already own the necessary tools required in the assembly. Even the materials are quite straightforward and are readily available at your local hardware store. Therefore, it isn't only easy to build, it's also quite convenient.</p>
<p>But you should know that it does entail some work to keep these birds. Thankfully, the chicken coop plans have been designed with city living in mind. So, they facilitate the retrieval of the eggs and the maintenance.</p>
<p>The design is in keeping with urban living, so there is no fear of something aesthetically unappealing in your backyard. In other words, they can be interesting and attractive.</p>
<p>The fact is, we are all looking for ways to become healthier. That means that we have to eat better and eat more organic foods. One way to ensure that you are on the right track is to raise and own your own chickens. Everyone is catching on to this trend, and now so can you.</p>
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		<title>How to provide your dog with the first aid?</title>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The <strong>dog health </strong>can be affected by different factors in the same way as the human health. You can feed you dog with high quality <strong>dog food</strong>, buy perfect <strong><a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href="http://www.bakeadogabone.com" title="dog chews">dog chews</a></strong>, take care of it but sometimes some illnesses, infections can happen with your dog and in the most cases only the specialist can identify them and assign the proper treatment.</p>
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<p>But there are many situations in life when the doctor can be not available and you are the only ones who can help your <strong>dog health. </strong>Therefore, every dog owner should have a small first aid kit.</p>
<p>Such kind of kit should contain at least thermometer, medicine dropper, forceps, bandages, cotton wool, castor or olive oil, antibiotics and sulphanilamide preparations. From time to time check out the kit and get rid of the medicines with the expired dates.</p>
<p>If there is a need to lubricate the throat of your dog, it is better to do this procedure not alone since it is very unpleasant for the dog and it doesn't stay calmly at the same place. One person should keep the mouth of the dog opened and the other try to lubricate the throat with the sticks wrapped with cotton.</p>
<p>If you need to give your dog the medicine in form of tablets, just open the mouth of the dog widely, put the tablet on the root of the tongue and close it at once. Liquid medicines cannot be poured into the open mouth, when inhaled it can cause pneumonia. Best of all, without opening the dog's mouth pull the edge of the lips and insert the medicine.</p>
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		<title>Learn to Teach Your Dog Not to Pee and Poop in Your House</title>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Getting a new puppy can be a great experience, but if your pet is not trained properly and chooses to pee and poop in your home it can become a nightmare. Being a successful and happy pet owner doesn't have to be an impossible challenge, if you just follow a few simple steps that I will spell out for you in this article. The most important thing to keep in mind from the start is not to get too frustrated and stick to the few simple rules.</p>
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<p>Praise and give your dog a reward when they do their business on the towel.</p>
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<p>Stay calm and keep your composure in the event your dog has an accident on your floor. Keep in mind that it is natural for such accidents to occur.</p>
<p>Keep your dog in a secure closed location when you first leave them alone. A place with a floor that can be wiped easily is best.</p>
<p>Never scream at your dog, or push his face into the mess. This will only cause them to fear you whenever you put your hand up to pet them.</p>
<p>Be consistent and make sure your dog knows what you expect from them. The best way to do this it to be firm and let them know that you are serious. They need to know that there is a time for play and there is a time to listen to you.</p>
<p>Be consistent with you dog. Use the same tone of voice when teaching them.</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>The American Ferret Association categorizes ferrets based on the color and the pattern of the colors on the ferret. The association evaluates a ferret based on the following definitions:</p>
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<p>Ferret colors<strong>:</strong> The four aspects of ferret colors are:</p>
<p>the guard hair<br />
the undercoat<br />
the eyes<br />
the nose</p>
<p><strong>Ferret Patterns: </strong>The concentration and distribution of colors over the body, the nose and the mask are defined as ferret patterns. The American Ferret Association has categorized eight <strong>ferret colors</strong> described as follows:</p>
<p><strong>Albino Ferrets: </strong> In scientific terms albino means lack of pigmentation. Therefore in albino ferrets, the guard hairs will be white and there will be no color patterns. The eyes are ruby red and the nose is pink<br />
<strong>Black Sable Ferrets: </strong>The hairs are ash, black to brown, with black shine. Warm brown tones are noticeably absent. The Undercoat hair is white and cream. Eyes are dark brown to black. Nose is ash blackish brown.<br />
<strong>Black Ferrets: </strong>In ferrets of this type, the guard hairs are true black colored. The undercoat is white or lightly golden tinted. The eyes are almost black. The nose is black, almost black or speckled<br />
<strong>Champagne Ferrets: T</strong>he hairs are tan or chocolate in color. The undercoat is white. The eyes are light burgundy. The nose is beige, light brown with 'T' outline.<br />
<strong>Cinnamon Ferrets: </strong>The hairs are rich reddish brown but lightly hued. The undercoat is golden hued. The nose is light to burgundy in color. The nose is brick colored, pink or brick colored with 'T' outline.<br />
<strong>Chocolate Ferrets: </strong>The guard hairs are warm brown chocolate in color. The undercoat is white and the eyes are brown to burgundy. The nose is pink, beige or light brown 'T" outlined.<br />
<strong>Dark-eye white Ferrets: </strong>The hair is white or cream, the undercoat is white and the eyes are burgundy. The nose is pink in color.<br />
<strong>Sable Ferrets: </strong>The hair is warm brown, the undercoat is white and the eyes are brown. The nose is light brown or brown 'T' outlined.</p>
<p>These are the ferret colors that are officially accepted during competitions and for breed certification purposes. Use these guidelines to choose a pedigree ferret.</p>
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		<description><![CDATA[Every pet owner knows all too well that shopping for pet products can be very expensive. With the many different pet services and products available, it is important to do your research carefully and you should also consider getting your pet supplies online for a number of reasons. The high costs of everything from pet [...]<p><a href="http://www.dog-behaviour-training.com/dogtrainingtips">Dog Training Tips</a>.</p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Every pet owner knows all too well that shopping for pet products can be very expensive. With the many different pet services and products available, it is important to do your research carefully and you should also consider getting your pet supplies online for a number of reasons. The high costs of everything from pet food to vet bills make owning a pet expensive in many cases and because of this, a steadily increasing number of pet owners are turning to the Internet to make their purchases.</p>
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<p>The Internet, as with many things, often offers much more competitive prices than your average high street store. There is also more available to choose from in most cases. Additionally, comparing prices on the Internet is easier, especially with the rise of price comparison websites which make it far easier to find the perfect online store and grab the best bargains. Shopping online is often more convenient for many as well, especially as there is no need for any transport.</p>
<p>Many people who are new to shopping on the Internet are anxious about the quality of products as well as the security of buying online. Choosing a reputable dealer is, of course, essential. You should do your research first, or take some advice from a friend who has experience. Many people are under the illusion that it is more convenient to go to their local pet store, but this is often more expensive, with relatively limited choices available. Shopping on the net is normally better.</p>
<p>It is also important to consider what sort of pet products you need, especially those which you regularly need. With online pet stores, you can find everything from everyday necessities to pet toys and other items. What is available ranges from the most mundane but necessary to the outrageously extravagant pet accessories. If you are buying pet supplies regularly, some sites offer discounts and coupons amongst other promotions for loyal customers. This can save a lot of money as well.</p>
<p>Exotic pets especially are one of those things that can be difficult and expensive to keep, especially if you are not using the Internet to find the products and advice that you need. The Internet is not only a great place to get your regular and less common supplies for common pets, but there are also sites that cater to the needs of more exotic animals as well. Some sites also offer special free perks such as free delivery. You can start saving right away by using the Internet for your pet shopping.</p>
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