I would like to ask about introducing a puppy into a household where I have a 6-year-old Golden Retriever. Ema (my golden) is healthy, active and very friendly. I am concerned how she will react to a new member of the family. Ema has been my companion for 6 years but 4 years ago I […]
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Hi John I have a 5-year-old Border CollieX that hides under the bed when it thunder and storms. I came home from work last Wednesday, and called for her. The weather had been bad, so I gave her a few seconds to get out from under the bed; I called, and called, but no Shelby.
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“Some people have recommended that I put him (Cane Corso) down” Hello Mr. Wade, I have a 14-month-old Cane Corso. He a 140 pounds highly energetic, affectionate, and fairly protective dog. An obedience school trainer told me he would not benefit from obedience school and would have a better chance with someone like you. He
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A Loose Leash Walk – No Matter What! Come When Called – Around Any Distraction! A Solid Stay – At The Front Door, Kitchen And On Stairs! 1. What better obedience training setting than your own home? Your kitchen where we’ll teach your puppy or dog to “stay” during family meal preparation and eating Your doorway
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Dog Anxiety often occurs during or even before thunderstorms Thunderstorms can create low to high dog anxiety. There are a variety of different things to try to help reduce thunderstorm related fear. I have a very high quality downloadable soundtrack of thunderstorms that should be used as part of your strategy to desensitize your dog. Initially
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Dear John, We have two dogs one a Golden Retriever and the other a Bassett Hound. Whenever guests come to the door or they hear the doorbell they go nuts jumping all over them. We have taken to hooking them up with a leash at a distance back from the door to at least allow
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