Dog Training 101 Gönderileri
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You want your dog to have a positive association with her name, so only use it in a happy voice in conjuction with good things. If you have to reprimand your dog, simply say "no!" or "cut it out!" Without using her name.
I just adopted my dog. Can i change her name?
Yes. It takes about two months of consistent use for your dog to become very familiar with her name.
Puppies need to go out every 90 minutes. They may potty a dozen times a day.
Training Tools
☆Bitter Apple Spray
Spray on objects to prevent your dog from chewing them.
☆Pedestal
A small, raised platform which becomes your dog’s home base.
☆Toys
A chew toy, food dispensing toy, rip-apart toys, tug toy.
Beds & Crates
♧Dog Crate
Large enough for your dog to stand up and fully turn around in.
♧Beds in Several Rooms
Soft, clean dog beds give your dog an appropriate place to be.
♧Playpen / Ex-Pen
These portable pens can temporarily contain your dog while allowing him more room than a crate.
Grooming tools
◇Dog Shampoo
Human shampoo is too harsh for dogs.
◇Nail Trimmers
Either dog trimmers or a Dremmel.
◇Ear Cleaning Solutions
Ear infections are common. Routine flushing will reduce ear wax.
◇Brush
A soft rubber brush for short hair; a bristle brush for long hair.
◇Dog Toothbrush and Toothpaste
Small breed dogs may lose their teeth if not brushed. Rubber finger-glove toothbrushes work well. Dog toothpaste is often flavored with liver or peanut butter.
◇Chemical Deodorizer for Potty Accidents Dogs are more likely to urinate in an area which has urine odor.
◇First-Aid Supplies
Antiseptic, Neosporin, anti-diarrhea medicine, Benedryl.
◇Pickup Bags
Biodegradable options available.
◇Waste Can
A shovel and can for dog waste.
Collars & Leashes
♡Collars & Leashes
Collar A flat, buckle collar is the safest. Breakaway collars reduce the risk of accidental strangulation. Never leave a dog unattended in a slip collar or chain collar. Be aware that dogs sometimes catch their collar when they jump up on chain-link fences.
♡Leash
A braided leather leash or a leash with some girth will be much easier to hold when your dog pulls than a flat nylon leash.
♡Harness or Head Halter
For dogs that pull or dogs that have sensitive necks, you may wish to use a harness or head halter instead of a collar.
♡Car Seatbelt or Confinement
For safety, dogs should be restrained in the car by a seatbelt, a gate, or inside a dog crate. It is illegal for a dog to ride unconfined in the back of a pickup truck.
♡ID Tags
Ideally tags should be permanently rivited to every one of your dog’s collars.
♡Microchip
Your vet can implant an identifying microchip the size of a grain of rice between your dog’s shoulders. All vets and animal shelters scan unknown animals for these chips.
♡Dog License
All dogs are required to have a county-issued dog license. The dog is required to have a rabies vaccination in order to be licensed.
♡Muzzle
A basket muzzle can be used to safeguard an aggressive dog and is also useful in emergency situations; if a dog is in pain, he may bite someone who tries to touch him.
♡Cone / Elizabethan Collar
A cone on your dog’s neck is used to prevent him from licking a wound.
Gather your dog's gear
- FOOD -
● dog food
Start with doof he is used to. Preferably switch to a food with no com or grains.
● dog treats/ biscuits
With no sugar or com syrup or cane syrup.
● edible bones
Do not give your dog real bones, as ot is commin for the sharp pieces to get caught in a dog's mouth or throat. Edible dog bones are long-lasting chews.
● rawhides
Having rawhide chews availablewill usually keep a dog from chewing your shoes and furniture. Be aware, some dogs will swallow big chunks of rawhide which can lodge in their intestines.
● fresh water
If your dog is outside, there are guzzler attachments for your water spigot that your dog can push to release fresh water.
● bowls for food and water
Stainless steel bowls resist bacteria.
Assemble your support team
□Veterinarian
Your dog will need routine vaccinations throughout his life.
□Emergency Animal Hospital
Know the closest emergency facilities that have a vet after hours.
□Pet Insurance
Research medical insurance for your dog.
□Groomer
Stay on site while your dog is being groomed so you are aware of what is going on.
□Pet Sitter
Professional pet sitters will come to your home or even live at your home while you are in vacation.
□Boarding Kennel
Ask questions about how the dogs interact with each other and how often dog fights occur.
□Dog Training Lessons
Eveb brand new puppies should be enrolled in training classes.
□Trusted Friend
Designate a contact in case of emergency.
