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Question by Rebecca T: How do you think your dog thinks of you?
What do you think about your dog?
What Type of dog is it & how old and is it A boy or A girl?
Have you trained you dog or has your dog trained you?
Do you like the pick of my dog? He is my avatar.
He is my 10lb long hair Chihuahua!!!!
He probably thinks that I love him and will not let any thing bad happen to him if I can help it! I would not trade him for the world. He is 1 year and 2 months old.
Best answer:
Answer by BYB’s: Tom, Dick & Heinous
Warm lady give food throw toy.
She’s 4.5 years old. We’ve trained each other.
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Question by sonicfan: How can I politely explain to someone that their dog needs training?
My girlfriend, dog (Jane) and I are currently staying at a cousin’s (Sarah’s) house, and her dog (Penny) is horribly trained. While Sarah’s quick to tell Jane off for anything, Penny is never told off for anything.
For example, if Jane does a poo in the house (which only occurs if we leave Sarah alone looking after the dogs, Jane is house trained but obviously has to poo inside if she isn’t let out), she’ll be shouted at and put outside. If Penny does a poo inside, she just cleans it up and doesn’t even bother saying a word about it.
If Jane jumps up at someone playfully, she gets told off. If Penny jumps up, Sarah says OOH PENNY WANT TO DANCE?  and praise her for jumping up by talking cutesy to her and ‘dancing’.
Stuff like this happens all the time, although she can recognize Jane’s (rare) bad behavior, she fails to address or even acknowledge that her dogs need training. She says Penny is a well trained guard dog, but hasn’t even been house trained yet despite being 11 months old (as well as the fact that when Sarah isn’t around, Penny suffers separation anxiety to the point where holding her collar makes her wet herself in fear). To have deluded herself this far, I really don’t know how to bring it up in a way that won’t make her think I’m just having a go or ‘jealous of her well behaved dog’ or something. On the occasions where I have specifically pointed out her bad behavior, she just makes excuses like “oh she’s just excited to see me” or “she’s on her period so it’s natural she won’t be perfectly behaved” (despite her keeping up the same bad behavior even when off her period). I feel something needs to be done to make this clear to her, but she gets stressy with people VERY quickly and isn’t well known for her ability to take any form of criticism. What do I do?
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Answer by Chris
“she gets stressy with people VERY quickly and isn’t well known for her ability to take any form of criticism. What do I do?”
Think you’ve already answered your own question. My dad always taught me, “You can’t argue with stupid, son”.
Take note from that, if she has been that ignorant so far, then she’s not about to change.
Sorry to say it, but it seems like a lost cause. People living in delusions like that don’t WANT to change, otherwise they would have.
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Question by terra143: How much have you learned from raising/training your previous dogs?
When I got my first dog, I thought I knew everything I needed to know and that I was a good pet owner since I’d grown up with dogs but looking back, I see how many things I did wrong with the first dog and how much I learned from raising and training the dogs I’ve had since then. Have you learned a lot since you first became a dog owner?
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Answer by jay
my dog i have now ive had since she was 6 weeks old, its my first dog and all i did and i still do now is go online and research. i know alot, but not everything u can never know too much,
p.s
its crazy how i read alot about dogs and when someting happens with my dog, i know ive read about it but idk what to do so i go back and read about it lol
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Question by Baby Girl: I have tried everything that you can think of to potty train my dog and he has not yet catched on. Please Help
I was wondering if possible there would be anyone to vonlunteer and house train my dog… I have alot going on with all kinds of situations and i really dont want to give my dog up and my kids would be heartbroken…Please, I hope there is someone out there. or even some really good advice!
Best answer:
Answer by Jessie Q
is the dog crate trained? How often is the dog alone?
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Question by Gal U: How do I teach dog roll over command?
I try to teach dog ROLL OVER but he just stares at me? I appreciate any tips and other suggestions for training my dog.
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Answer by Lila
He needs to know how to lie down first.
“Say ‘down’, or ‘lie down’. After you say that, help your dog to lie down. If they get up right after you help them to lie down, say ‘down’ again. After a little while, your dog will begin to understand what it is that you want him or her to do. It might help to have a tasty treat in your hand and lower it to the ground to attract him/her there.
Use treats. When your dog’s on the ground, put the treat by his/her rear, or, alternatively, around the back of his/her neck. He/She should roll over to get it. Do this a few times, saying rollover as he/she does it. After a while, try doing it without the treat.
Snap your fingers for attention. As he’s/she’s on their back, snap your fingers to the left side of him/her, and say “roll over”, then snap to the right.
Keep helping him/her to roll over, and keep working with him/her.”
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Question by Sam: How do you become a member of the dog squad?
I’m really interested in dog training, I’ve trained shepherds for a few years now.
Do you need to be on the police force before the dog squad?
What training is necessary?
Does the officer train the dog or is it trained beforehand?
Best answer:
Answer by Billy Bob
Go to Cop School.
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Question by F’CK all DSR: Do you think that teenagers are capable of training dogs correctly?Why do the majority of teens not care?
for there dogs? Not train there dogs? Or do anything with there dog for that matter?
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Answer by He`s only a Dog leave him alone….
I`m a teen (14) and I care! Never assume! AND I`ve taught my Poms many things! I believe training is the key, to get a great Dog, AND love, care, food, water, and shelter!
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Question by : Do dogs make good running partners if I were to train it from puppyhood?
I’m considering getting a labrador retriever dog as a pet, and I would love to have a running companion. I’m hoping I can train this dog from being a puppy to run with me without a leash for maybe 3km or so a day and then later on go for my personal run. Is this realistic? Are dogs known to be good running companions? Will it be difficult to train? I’m disciplined and persistant.
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Answer by Marco
This may seem a little far-fetched but I goggled your question and this is what a got (Check Sources.) Its something called CaniCross and it talks about having the leash attached to your waist to asist you in running. I found it a little weird but you may like it lol. Enjoy
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Question by Nichole, RN CNP ღஐღ: Is it impossible to potty-train a dog using the crate if ……?
Is it impossible to potty-train a dog using the crate if he pee’s in the cage over night?? Female Boxer-age 4 months. She does real good during the day but over night she pee’s in the cage. I already phoned the vet and the vet says she is old enough to hold her urine through the night. She is not free-fed either.
Will my puppy still be successfully trained using the crate??
Thanks
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Answer by miaugh
Your vet may say 4 months old is old enough, but your particular dog just might not be. It serves no purpose to just keep letting her have accidents, keep getting up at some point overnight to let her out. Gradually lengthening the time, and as she gets a little older she’ll be able to go overnight without accident.
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Question by Its a squatch: Training my dog to find sheded deer antlers?
I have a female black lab. She learns pretty fast and loves her fetch. So how would I go about training my dog to pick up sheded antlers? Thanks guys
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Answer by Anon
Whenever you see one out together, do what you have to in order to get her to pick it up and bring it to you. Maybe some peanut butter, maybe picking it up and making it interesting, whatever it takes. When she brings it to you, give her an awesome reward. You may have to do this a few times with pointing out the antler, but she should get the idea that bringing an antler gets awesome reward and find them on her own.
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