Category Archives: Dog Training

  • Home Depot Bans Dogs

    Submitted by doglover on Tue, 26/04/2011 - 3:20

    Home Depot may ban dogs? After a whole day at home alone, how many times have we been convinced by our furry companions that they just want to be by our side? Well, in Ottawa Ontario, this story captured everyone’s attention this week. An elderly lady did just that. She went to the Home Depot [...]

  • Best Innovation for Animal Health Product

    Submitted by joede on Thu, 03/12/2009 - 4:17

    The Walkin’ Wheels™ for Handicapped Pets received the award for Best Innovation in the Category of Animal Health and Integration of Pets in Society at the Mascota Pet Show that was held last month in Barcelona, Spain.  Mascota is Spain’s top trade fair for pets that attracts thousands of manufacturers, distributors, salespeople, veterinarians and animal [...]

  • Destructive Behaviour Is Easy to Fix Once You Know The Reason.

    Submitted by joede on Mon, 11/06/2007 - 12:04

    The most common complaint with young dogs is destructive behavior. Destructive behavior is usually an easy problem to solve because it is directly related to supervision. When a dog is with you, he’ll consistently be reprimanded when he picks up your belongings and SHOULD be consistently rewarded for playing with his own toys. When you [...]

  • Three Ways To Stop Your Dog From Barking

    Submitted by joede on Thu, 24/05/2007 - 12:37

    There are several reasons why your dog barks. You must distinguish between appropriate and inappropriate barking to properly teach your dog to stop only when he shouldn’t bark. If your house is being robbed and you’ve scared the bark out of your dog he’s not going to be very good at alerting you to trouble. [...]

  • Giving Your Dog Medication

    Submitted by joede on Mon, 12/02/2007 - 11:19

    Have you ever tried to give your dog it’s daily medication only to find out the pill was on the floor and not digested. If this has happened to you, then listen up. First, what is your dog’s favorite treat. Meatball, cheese, favorite wet food etc. Second, is this medication for stomach problems. If so, [...]

  • Collars vs Harnesses

    Submitted by joede on Tue, 23/01/2007 - 6:32

    Many new dog owners are now using harnesses as opposed to collars now. Those that choose to, agree that harnesses are safer for the dog and give no danger of choking the dog or yanking it too hard. However, many dog owners still use collars as a means of keeping their dog in line and [...]