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		<title>Simple Ideas For Dog Behavior Training</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[An early relationship strain will be caused by your dog&#39;s propensity to chew
 Dogs carry out destructive chewing for three main reasons, they are simply bored, they find it pleasurable to do so, or they find it helps get them through emotional times. The nearest human equivalent for which might be to consume a bar [...]<p><a href="http://www.mypetkingdom.info/pets/dogs-pets/simple-ideas-for-dog-behavior-training">Simple Ideas For Dog Behavior Training</a> is a post from: <a href="http://www.mypetkingdom.info">my Pet Kingdom</a></p>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>An early relationship strain will be caused by your dog&#39;s propensity to chew</p>
<p> Dogs carry out destructive chewing for three main reasons, they are simply bored, they find it pleasurable to do so, or they find it helps get them through emotional times. The nearest human equivalent for which might be to consume a bar of chocolate!</p>
<p> Anything that gets in the way of this chewing normally ends up in poor state. Unfortunately you dog has a lot of pointed teeth that can damage lots of things.</p>
<p> Whatever you do never let your dog chew anything of yours, just being allowed one item can be interpreted by your dog as there being everything up for grabs.</p>
<p> How To Avoid Your Possessions Being Destroyed</p>
<p> The first tip for <a target="_blank" href="http://www.dogtraininglicked.com/dog_behavior/index.html">dog behavior training</a> is to not place valuable objects in the way of temptation. If you have ev er baby proofed your house then you know what to do here. Never put temptation in the way when it can be avoided.</p>
<p> In addition, when hiding things be aware of just how agile your dog is. Your dog can reach a surprising height when on its hind legs?</p>
<p> Consider that common targets in the home include books, eyewear, clothing, shoes, garbage, and small appliances like cameras, cell phones, and remote controls.</p>
<p> It should not need saying that food needs to be put away very securely. Put loose food in containers and into cupboards, rinse dirty plates soon after your meal and remember that low tables are easily reached for a quick snack, especially when having people round.</p>
<p> The phrase prevention is better than cure applies to dog behaviour training too, if your dog is not given the opportunity to discover the delights of chewing a forbidden item then it is a lot easier for her to learn your house rules.</p>
<p> The one thing you must not do is to allow your dog to start up some of its old habits. Once she has the taste do not be surprised to find shoes you care about being treated to the same destructive chewing.</p>
<p> Getting some doggy toys is a good way of helping your dog understand that those are hers to play with, not any of your own stuff. Take a look around your local pet store for tough items such as rubber bones and balls etc. Buy a few and rotate their use as a way to keep your dog behaviour training interesting.</p>
<p> Some final <a target="_blank" href="http://www.dogtraininglicked.com/dog_behavior/advice_on_dog_behaviour.html">advice on dog behaviour</a>, when you catch your dog chewing something inappropriate be sure to interrupt her immediately and provide a suitable alternative and give lavish praise when this is accepted as a way of reinforcing good behaviour.</p>
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		<title>A Barking Dog Causes Problems For All</title>
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>For some people it is an offence to have a barking dog around them, they think that dogs should be seen and not heard. This is slightly unfair given that the bark is a dog&#8217;s voice and like yourself it uses it to communicate.</p>
<p>Of course barking is your dog&#39;s way of talking and many owners would feel there is something missing if their dog was silent and of course there is the guarding duty many owners expect their dogs to perform. In most cases your dog is just trying to talk to you, perhaps he is just happy about something, <a target="_blank" href="http://www.dogtraininglicked.com/dog_obedience_training/index.html">dog obedience training</a> will help you to find this out for sure.</p>
<p>The problem is that the language barrier between barking dogs and humans is well nigh impenetrable. Therefore, you are forced to resort to the facts of the situation in which your dog is barking and try to understand from its body language just what it is trying to say.</p>
<p>Apart from that many people ask just why do dogs bark? Your dogs bark is its voice, it is the best way it has of communicating with you.</p>
<p>Naturally they will bark when they are happy about something such as greeting you on your return or perhaps they are happy about running around in the park.</p>
<p>Some dogs having barking bred into to them such as toy dogs or sporting breeds where they are trained to bark in order to notify their owners of the presence of a particular quarry being hunted. Other dogs like the guarding breeds are trained only to bark when a threat is perceived.</p>
<p>One of the good reasons as to why your dog barks is simply to warn you of the presence of strangers. I assume that you want this to continue as many people use dogs for just this purpose.</p>
<p>Again the context of the situation will help you to decide the likely cause. But of course it is not fair for you to try to shut the dog up. She may be communicating for a very good reason, you just need to spend some effort in understanding her.</p>
<p>However, dogs are not stupid animals there are situations where they realise that they can use their bark to annoy or force their owner into a particular action. It is important that you communicate to your dog exactly who is boss to stop it learning that barking will make you give in every time it wants something.</p>
<p>For instance you dog may have decided that it is time to play and continues barking until you give in and drop what you are doing to amuse her. The problem here is that the dog then learns that all she has to do is to bark whenever she wants something and you will oblige.</p>
<p>This can get very wearing after a quite short period of time. The best approach would have been to show the dog that it cannot get its own way by giving it the cold shoulder.</p>
<p>Make out to ignore your pet and turn away so that it registers your displeasure. After repeated actions your dog should eventually get the message.</p>
<p>A gentle reminder that walks and playtimes are to be had at your convenience, not when your dog barks to demand them. This teaches your dog respect and hopefully makes for a quieter household with limited barking dog problems.</p>
<p>Consult a good <a target="_blank" href="http://www.dogtraininglicked.com/dog_obedience_training/book_on_dog_obedience_training.html">book on dog obedience training</a> like SitStayFetch to solve many of the problems you will encounter when you are training your dog.</p>
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<p>For some people it is an offence to have a barking dog around them, they think that dogs should be seen and not heard. This is slightly unfair given that the bark is a dog&#8217;s voice and like yourself it uses it to communicate. Do you understand the pysche behind training your <em>Dog to Stop Barking</em>?</p>
<p>Perhaps you enjoy your dog barking, this is probably the case, but if not you need to investigate some <a href="http://www.mypetkingdom.info/advert">dog behavior training</a> to stop the annoyance. In most cases your dog is just trying to talk to you, perhaps he is just happy about something, <a href="http://www.dogtraininglicked.com/dog_obedience_training/index.html" target="_blank">dog obedience training</a> will help you to find this out for sure.</p>
<p>The problem is that the language barrier between barking dogs and humans is well nigh impenetrable. Therefore, you are forced to resort to the facts of the situation in which your dog is barking and try to understand from its body language just what it is trying to say.</p>
<p>Apart from that many people ask just why do dogs bark? This is a very difficult question as dogs appear to bark for many different reasons.</p>
<p>Naturally they will bark when they are happy about something such as greeting you on your return or perhaps they are happy about running around in the park.</p>
<p>Some dogs having barking bred into to them such as toy dogs or sporting breeds where they are trained to bark in order to notify their owners of the presence of a particular quarry being hunted. Other dogs like the guarding breeds are trained only to bark when a threat is perceived.</p>
<p>Some other possible explanations for your dog barking might be that it is in need of the toilet, feels lonely of just wants you to play.</p>
<p>Again the context of the situation will help you to decide the likely cause. But of course it is not fair for you to try to shut the dog up. She may be communicating for a very good reason, you just need to spend some effort in understanding her.</p>
<p>However, dogs are not stupid animals there are situations where they realise that they can use their bark to annoy or force their owner into a particular action. Bullying by barking is something you should never allow your dog to do.</p>
<p>For instance you dog may have decided that it is time to play and continues barking until you give in and drop what you are doing to amuse her. The problem here is that the dog then learns that all she has to do is to bark whenever she wants something and you will oblige.</p>
<p>This can get very wearing after a quite short period of time. The best approach would have been to show the dog that it cannot get its own way by giving it the cold shoulder.</p>
<p>Ignore it, do not even say anything just turn your back. After repeated actions your dog should eventually get the message.</p>
<p>Of course walks and chances to play are a big part of owning a dog and this is to be looked forward too, but when it is convenient for you not just your dog when it feels like it. This teaches your dog respect and hopefully makes for a quieter household with limited barking dog problems.</p>
<p>Consult a good <a href="http://www.dogtraininglicked.com/dog_obedience_training/book_on_dog_obedience_training.html" target="_blank">book on dog obedience training</a> like SitStayFetch to solve many of the problems you will encounter when you are training your dog.</p>
<p>Train your <strong>dog to stop barking</strong>:<br />
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