Showing posts with label dog training in maryland. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dog training in maryland. Show all posts

Monday, November 19, 2012

Dog Health Questions: Does anyone know of a place in kansas where i can have my dog trained as a guard dog?

my dog is a rottie :)
dont tell me its bad or watever i know what im doing

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No, you do not know what you're doing. A guard dog is different from a watch dog. Your dog probably doesn't have the temperament to be a guard dog. If you want protection, get a gun and an alarm system.

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  • Unless you can have it sit promptly on command while it is intently focusing on something (whether barking or attacking or something of the sorts), then you shouldn't train it to be a 'guard' dog. Guard dogs are what trained security people have and are not objects to be trifled with. It is more logical to have your dog as a watch dog. And to do so, train it well in obedience and once it knows who you are and what its property is, then itll keep an eye on what it is supposed to.And if you know what you are doing, surely you're a professional and have no need to be inquiring about training stuffs from the people on Yahoo! answers.

  • You sure don't sound like you know what you're doing.
    Ask again when you move out of your parents house, kiddo :)
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Tuesday, November 13, 2012

Dog Health Questions: What problem are you looking for a solution to?

It could be dog training. Irt could be problem with your wife, your boss, your struggle to find an identity.
Any problem you are looking for a solution to.

And a gift for responding:
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A report on the 12 components of a stress management system.

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To define myself as a person.

To define my beliefs, my ideals, and my reason for being.

To define how I will live my life.

But I already found a solution to that.

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  • Getting un-bored.

  • no nagging problem right now. thank God!
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Friday, July 20, 2012

Dog Health Questions: Do dog shot documents say that they are the third shots or what so ever?

I got a new puppy and the owners didnt give her any shot documents and deworming documents he just said that her third shots are due dec. 11 i wanted to enroll my puppy in dog training school but she has to have shot papers. i am going to go get her third shots but i was wondering if they will give me documents saying that she has gotten shots. the owner didnt even tell me were he got the other two shots at and now he is telling me to take her to the humane society to get her shots. but i am still worried about not having the correct papers to enroll her to dog training.

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I would be a little concerned that the person you bought the dog from refuses to give you the dogs shots documents. Ask where he had the shots done and then call the vet or clinic yourself and ask for copies of the records. If he doesn't give you the name of the vet or clinic I would go under the assumption that the dog didn't have any shots and this is why he is not giving you the documentation. Ask your vet what to do if this is the case and you aren't sure if he received all his shots or not. This seems a little strange to me.

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  • how about asking the previous owner where the vaccinations were performed .. having the previous owner call the veterinarian and inform him/her that you are now the owner of the dog .. and asking that veterinarian for paperwork proving vaccination?

  • the vet will re-do all the shots w/o proof the 1st to boosters were done.

    You dealt with a bad breeder!!!
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Tuesday, June 12, 2012

Dog Health Questions: Hey I Found This Dog Site, What Do You Think Of It?

Hey I found this site on a effective dog training system, i am looking for a dog training system online for my two new pups.

Can you check it out and let me know what you think of it.

Thx

www.squidoo.com/effective-dog-training

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Write it like this so people can use the address as a link: http://www.squidoo.com/effective-dog-

This is another place to find dog articles... http://newfreebooks.com Research section... "pet Library." You can also find the info you need there.

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  • nice find there, it will help me a little for sure

    Thanx again

  • The site is cluttered, but the videos are ok. I watched part of the 'walking on leash' video, and the guy tried to get his dog's attention by calling him over and over. Good way to desensitize the dog to his name.

    As someone else suggested, it's best to train in person with someone. Your pups will act much differently than the dogs in the videos, and when they do, the video won't be there to advise - a person will.

    Good luck, and here's another good resource for training:
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Sunday, May 20, 2012

Dog Health Questions: Is there a way I could train my dog to be off leash in 6 days besides working with him every day like I do.?

Ok well im in dog training for 4h to be in the dog show and my instructor said that by the 2nd week of dog training we have to be ready to be off leash. My dog is a Australian shepherd mixed boarder collie and hes 3 or 4 years old.
Besides working with him every ( I do already) what could I do to get him ready to be off leash

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Your instructor must be really, really new at dog training. And he's going to have a huge mess on his hands if he seriously thinks a group of dogs are ready to work off-leash by the 2nd week of training!

Reliable off-leash work takes much, much longer to train. I sure hope these dogs are all in a building or behind a secure fence and he's insured for damage caused by dog fights.

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  • work harder make it more fun for him

  • I don't get that first answer.. or the question really... Am i missing something.. its not that hard to control a dog off lead ...

    My dog has never been to any dog training classes, and we haven't done much work with him at home. Granted he jumps up a lot and barks to get attention, he is going to join a training class. But he is controllable off the lead easy. We always take him on walks where there are lots of other dogs, but he always comes back when we call, stays when you want him, if there is a car coming you can call him over and keep him out of the way :) xx

  • Walking Lady has it right....holy moly....I have never heard of a training instructor that even THINKS about the *possibility* of a little off-leash work without at least 8 weeks of training.

    And that's usually in an intermediate class where students & dogs have a good foundation. And the transition to off-leash is slow, gradual and cautious. I've always started by transitioning to nylon clothesline leashes & working up to thinner and shorter lead material. The dog gets accustomed to the feeling of not being leashed but you're still able to give corrections when you're proofing the training with distractions, etc.

    Going off-leash too soon can be a huge setback in training. If you don't have 100% control on-leash, and you go off-leash all of a sudden, your dog learns that you *cannot* control him off-leash and he does not have to obey you.

    You likely have a very biddable & trainable dog if he is BC/Aussie, but still.....he is also a SMART dog and will figure out quickly that you're not "the boss" when he's off leash.

    I would speak with your instructor in private and try to find out details about what he expects, and how he expects you to accomplish it....

    If he's just saying, "Yep, in two weeks, you've all got to show up with dogs who can work off-leash"....and he's not going to offer instructions on HOW to do this......do NOT, absolutely do NOT put any pressure on yourself, or your dog.

    To take a dog from beginner to OFF LEASH in two weeks is wildly unreasonable- to attempt it is unfair to your dog & will only frustrate you. If you cannot reason with the trainer it's better for your dog to remove her from this activity & find a more constructive outlet for her such as Agility.

    ***ADD: To Mel Jel, your dog sounds naturally biddable & owner-oriented which is largely the exception to the rule. Many, many dogs are more strongly driven to chase, sniff and otherwise explore the world, than they are to obey their owner's call. Teaching such a dog that sitting & staying by your side is more rewarding than chasing a bunny, playing with another dog or sniffing the amazing scents all around him is a difficult process.

    In a class setting with multiple dogs, chances are more dogs will be of the "chase & sniff" mindset, rather than the "I live to please my owner" mindset. Furthermore, we're not just talking about a dog who "comes when called" off-leash....this is a "dog show" where a dog will be expected to follow a series of precise behaviors off-leash. Teaching a dog to do exactly as he's told 100% of the time without a leash to control him is NOT something that happens quickly.

  • Hi!

    You need a full and proven dog training program.

    "SitStayFetch" is one of the most popular dog training products on the market written by Daniel Stevens, an experienced dog trainer, for every dog owners who know that the experience of training their dog has or will continue to establish a better relationship with their four legs friend.

    First when I read SitStayFetch ebook, I was surprised at lots of information has been covered. The 186 page book is broken down into different sections step-by-step, each one dealing with a different aspect of dog ownership. SitStayFetch starts from a basic that dog owner should know. For instance, things to consider before adopting a dog, choosing the right breed, dealing with breeders, the secrets of dog training; and then moves on at common dog problems including biting and nipping, aggression, jealousy, digging holes, disobedience, separation anxiety, fights with other dogs, destructive behavior and even understanding how your dog thinks.

    The core of SitStayFetch system is the communication between dog and owner. Daniel Stevens understands that most of common dog problems are from the lack of communication. Your dog simply doesn't understand what you want. SitStayFetch demonstrates how dogs communicate, what are they thinking, how you can communicate with them effectively.

    This simple technique helps in improving the relationship between you and your dog. And it also doesn't just focus on one or two aspects of dog ownership. SitStayFetch deals with all common problem behaviors, step-by-step approach tells you exactly what to do and when to do it.

    SitStayFetch works because of the tips and advice come directly from the author's real-life experience. You also can sign up for free 6 days mini course which covers selected training methods and behavior fixing methods that are used in SitStayFetch ebook.

    So if you want to have a good relationship with your dog and get rid of dog problems, I think SitStayFetch will definitely help you reach your goals.

    Check my source, hope it helps. Good luck!
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Monday, April 23, 2012

Dog Health Questions: Any tips on dog training?

I have a lab, bulldog, pit bull mix and he is a great dog. He listens to me and doesn't give me a hard time when walking him. I trained him myself he learned everything so quickly. its not him i need help with...my aunt gave my sister a mini cocker spaniel and she knows basic commands like sit and lay. but she barks so much...at every little noise and person. and when i walk her with my dog she doesn't walk normally she runs and pulls. does anyone know how to stop the barking at every little thing and how to get her to walk normally.
help is greatly appreciated because my sister is physically disabled and i want the dog to listen to her and our neighbors complained about the barking. i don't want to have to give the dog away if i don't have to. my sister is only 3 and i don't want her dog taken from her even though the dog will probably go back to my aunt.

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For the barking, you need to interrupt it. Say NO NOISE when she barks. If you are right there, correct her with a little push or leash correction. Sometimes just getting them away from the thing that they are barking at can help. Keeping her away from windows and doors can help too. Keep her inside (preferably in a crate or windowless room) when you are gone or can't watch her.

For the pulling, when you are on a walk and she pulls, change direction quickly. Do this every time she pulls. She will learn not the pull. You can also do some work in the house. Get a 6ft leash and put it around you waist (put the clip through the handle, clip it to the dog and put it around your waist), so this for at least 2 hours a day (cooking dinner, doing dishes etc). She will learn to respect your movements (and your sisters). Running around obstacles (poles, trees etc) can help too.

Your whole family needs to do these things. The dog may end up listening to you and nobody else. Do not bribe this dog (no treats, balls, toys, clickers for training), this will just get the dog to listen to a treat and not a person.

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  • I would get her a bark collar, you can get them around 30 bucks and I would get her a Halti for her pulling

  • u never be able to tame your dog so just get a dog trainer or get a dog whisperer
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Thursday, February 16, 2012

Dog Health Questions: Dog training emergency!!! Please help?

I have mixed dog, medium/large size 60 lbs., and my sister boyfriend threatened to put her dog down and now my dog hates other dogs will they be okay if we keep them seperated? My dog will probley attck other dogs, but loves people, her dog is a pit bull that gets along with dogs and is just a really god dog! Will they adapt to each other??

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You should put your sisters boyfriend down. Most dogs if introduced properly will get along fine. They are pack animals and as such like to be around other animals. I have had several pits and never had a problem with any of them. I would bring home strays and introduce them to my dogs and they would end up being friends. The will play ruff and determine who is the boss or dominant dog, but that is nature. I suggest that you watch the dog whisper Cesar is really good.

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  • I would suggest seeking professional training ASAP. Some dogs are just very aggressive and with out proper training could do major damage to you, others and other dogs. I don't know what state you live in but where I leave if you dog attacks someone or their pet it's BAD news. You will be held liable for it and you could even end up in jail. Get on this ASAP!!!!!!!

  • Why on earth is your sister's boyfriend threatening to put her dog down if she is getting along with other dogs and is overall a great dog? I'm all for the suggestion to just have the boyfriend put down.

    You aren't really clear here on what happened, but I'm guessing that the two dogs got into a fight? How long have they been living together, or was this on a first introduction? Did your dog attack your sister's dog?

    I really suggest that if this is something you want to take seriously that you call in a trainer to assess the situation. A good trainer locator is at http://www.apdt.com. Despite the first poster's alleged expertise in dog behavior, dogs do not always get along and can in fact kill each other if left to their own devices. And sometimes it just looks worse than it is and you can help them work through it. A qualified trainer can help you evaluate the *real* situation that you are dealing with. This trainer can also tell you whether you can work your dog through his aggression toward other dogs. In most cases, there is a great deal you can do if this is something that you consider a problem.

    If you want to contact a trainer but the cost of training seems high, ask if $65 or $85 or $105 is worth your dog's life. If you brought your dog to the vet and he were sick, would you pay that much money to keep him alive? Think of this training in the same way. This is not something to muddle through on your own using the advice of strangers on the Internet.

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  • I don't see why he has to put the dog down.Your dog wasn't socialized enuf,keeping them separated is not only hard but only to make matters worse.Try walking on leashes together apart,letting each smell others scents.This may take a few weeks.Gradually get closer.Don't leave them alone with eachother even after you think they get along.It may take months before they become friends.It also matters if they are fixed,same sexes don't get along to well especially when not spayed/neutered.

  • Your story is a little disjointed.. I am assuming that your dog is attacking the other dogs in the home, your sister's bf doesn't like this and wants to put him down??
    If your dog hates other dogs, and is the problem.. Then you must either work with the dog and socailze the dog around other dogs, or sign up for some training classes and learn how to teach your dog to behave and ignore other dogs.. If your dog was attacking my dog all the time, I wouldn't want him around either. You must work on the dog aggression.. It's probably best if you get help..
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Thursday, November 24, 2011

Dog Health Questions: Dog Training Academy info?

I live in the St Louis area, and I'm looking into getting into dog training (maybe for search and rescue, I think), and I'm looking for a good dog training academy. I'm aware that there are bound to be the people out here that will be completely against any kind of dog training, even if it's to save lives, but I'm hoping that there might be others that are a little more reasonable.
Also, my Goldie is already almost a year and my Boxer is probably not going to be the most effective dog for this kind of thing, even though she's only 5 months old (she's great, i love her to death, but I'm a realist). What's good? Malinois, Shepherds, Bloodhounds?

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I took a few courses in dog training. One of which was in the us. The animal behavior college. They have a very good program online, and working with a mentor. It's mostly training you to be an obedience trainer but its a good start and will help you along. They can also refer you to courses you can take in search and rescue training.
Best of luck!

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