Dogs that jump up on people are a real problem. They can easily knock over small children, elderly, or small-framed adults. This is a behavior that begins when they are puppies and it is very important to stop this behavior when it starts. If you see a puppy/dog start to jump up on you; turn your body sideways. You can also use your knee to nudge them away. It is very important that you let the puppy/dog know that this is not an acceptable behavior. Success with modifying this behavior will take determination on your part.
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Monday, April 29, 2013
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Useful Tip
Training your puppy should begin from a very young age and continue for their entire life. Command words in training should be kept short; try to use just one word. Command words to use are: sit, stay, come, down, over, and wait. Treats and praise should be used equally when your puppy/dog successfully performs a command. Try to find time each day for training, sessions do not have to be long just frequent.
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(provided by Brandykegs Saint Bernards)
Friday, April 12, 2013
Monday, April 8, 2013
Useful Tip
If you see someone walking more than one dog; yield some space to them. It is a nice courtesy to extend to someone and one most of us would like to receive as well. When someone is walking multiple dogs; they have their hands full. I usually cross to the other side of the street whenever I encounter someone walking more than one dog. I know that is not always practical and sometimes not even possible. Being courteous to others is just the right thing to do.
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(provided by Brandykegs Saint Bernards)
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