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 Whether you're looking to learn about puppy training, or obedience training, be sure to check out the tips and articles in the dog training section.
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How To Get Your Dog To Come – No Matter What
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Teaching your dog to come is not as simple as it may seem. Many puppies naturally run or come to all people, and usually this is one of the first and easiest commands for puppies to master. As the puppy matures and reaches his or her adolescent years he or she may suddenly become much more independent. The little puppy that ran to you every time on command may now start to ignore your commands to return, or may even turn and run the other way. This is largely because teenage dogs, and many adult dogs, have learned that returning to their owners means being put back on a leash and loosing all the freedom they have if they simply stay away. Most dogs would far rather prefer to run loose to sniff and investigate rather than to heel beside you going where you want to go.
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Teaching Your Dog To Come
 "Come" is a command every puppy needs to learn. Positive control is essential here. When you say "Come," the puppy must know he has no alternative. But a sense of happiness and positivity is important as dogs respond more quickly if they WANT to come to you. Puppies are naturally curious, and this can be used to advantage in training, by creating an inviting atmosphere.
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Puppy Training Tips For Faster Learning
 There are ways of approaching training your puppy that will make it more enjoyable for the both of you. These 5 puppy training tips will ensure you know what to expect from training, and how to handle things to get the best results.
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Teaching Your Dog Swimming The Right Way
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Teaching your dog swimming is a great way for him to get exercise and have a lot of fun. But there are ways to introduce your pet to swimming so that he doesn't end up hating the water. And some breeds aren't well suited to swimming.
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Choosing Good Dog Obedience School Training
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How do you find good dog obedience school training if you don't have the benefit of word of mouth? This article describes what to do, and the questions you can ask yourself as you assess a dog obedience school.
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