About Housetraining Adult Dogs
There are many reasons to prevent a dog from traveling from Point A to Point B within the house. To that end, safety gates that keep dogs from going through an open doorway are a terrific choice. The most common use is to block off stairways, so dogs don't fall down steps or go up where they're...
Dog doors & gatesMarch 31st, 2011
Whether housebreaking a new puppy or resolving an existing problem in an older dog, the routine is the same: 1) prevent your dog from making mistakes, (i.e., eliminating in inappropriate places), 2) show your dog the appropriate place at the appropriate time, 3) reward your dog for using the appropriate...
March 31st, 2011
It's crucial to start housetraining as soon as possible--ideally, the day your new dog or puppy comes home. The habits your pup forms now can set the precedent for weeks, months, or even years to come, so a little effort now saves lots of time and frustration later on. Once you've set up your home...
March 31st, 2011
It is never too late to teach an old dog new tricks! If you adopt an adult or even a senior dog, you may be amazed at their ability to concentrate and learn new things. Adult dogs are often even easier...
March 31st, 2011
When you have to leave your dog home alone (or if you're too busy to follow the three-step housetraining program), keep her confined to a puppy playroom with an indoor "doggy toilet." Being kept in...
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If your dog is urinating on the floor, it's probably to mark its territory. Here are ways to correct this behavior, the reasons behind it, and how to clean up the mess.
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