Here are some articles that are informational and reflect the ideas and theory behind training at Gone to the Dogs. They cover a wide range of problems but gives you insight into my training and the behavior of dogs and what can really be done to make your pet experience the fullest. We at Gone to the Dogs train help train your dog so that you don’t have to by yourself.
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About Training and Dogs
There are many ways to “train” your dog and I use the word train as subjective at best. The decision depends upon what is acceptable to you, what needs you have and the time you have to employ this training. Board training will train your dog under a variety of conditions and situations. The object …
Bio Sensor Program (Early Stimulation) and Imprinting
The Bio-sensor program is a largely undiscovered program that has many merits for breeders of any breed. It’s assets include health advantages and stabilization of the nerve base. As with most programs it cannot make your dog any more than it is genetically predisposed.The programs key is early stimulation at a time when we thought …
Crate Training
Crate Training is a very integral part of training for a number of reasons. As soon as leaving the litter training should begin. My description of a crate is one that is completely enclosed except for the door and small windows. The wire ones are cages in my estimate. The enclosed one provides security much …
Dog Parks
Dog parks are very popular in cities it seems for various reasons, not all correct in my opinion. The biggest reason I object is because of behavior. Dogs learn through association, and just like Mom said, be careful of the friends you associate. Dominance is the greatest factor for not going to a park. In the social …
Dogs and Society
Dogs and Society I’ve written about different aspects of ownership of our canine companions and this article takes on a different perspective. Different cultures have different views of dogs. In many ways I appreciate the European attitudes, where most of our breeds have originated. Scientist have proven that native American dogs have little if any …
Dogs In Cars
The best way for a dog to enjoy life is through many experiences not unlike us. This requires getting them accustomed to traveling with us safely. That’s safe for both our companion and us. The opportune time to start is when shaping behavior in puppies, but it’s never too late. You must start with short …
Functioning Part of the Family?
Functioning Part of the Family? Practical applications and functional part of Family are issues that can be a real bonus for your companion and your family. I believe there are two popular camps when it comes to our canine companions. One is that “it’s just a dog” and the other includes the same as family. …
On Pinch Collars
The philosophy on the correct use of the pinch collar begins with the understanding that it isn’t for all dogs nor persons. Not everyone is capable of using this collar correctly. Before applying this collar to the dog, I suggest you should place your arm in the collar and apply pressure so you understand what …
Selection of a Dog Trainer
First and foremost don’t go with the first guy you talk with as a lot of so-called trainers are more salesmen than trainers. Look for referrals from friends and acquaintances. You can also ask your local vet who they recommend and why. Why being the key word. Is it because they drop their cards off …
The Critical Periods: Birth Through Sixteen Weeks
The First Critical Period: Days 1-21 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Pups Whelped Yesterday The purpose of “Puppy Imprinting” must be fully understood before attempting to program any puppy until you are familiar with Clarence Pfaffenberger’s book, “The New Knowledge of Dog Behavior”Begin the Bio-Sensor Method (day three through sixteen) *See EEG. Dock tails …
The Follow Response
“The Follow Response” The purpose of this article is to educate those that seriously interested in training their companion allowing both the companion and owner fulfillment through this natural response. This simple but imperative procedure is best started as a puppy, but will work with any age dog. It is very natural for the dogs …
Training With Treats; My Opinion
I have no problem with training with treats. This is about what I see as inadequate training with treats and my concept that some may want to adopt. First finding the adequate treat; I believe it should be something small, tasty and quickly devoured without any chewing. That causes them to quickly refocus on you. …
Tug O’ War
Tug o’ War is most often said to be negative for companion and owner. I differ on that opinion and admonish this article isn’t for everyone. I often hear a wife’s/woman’s complaint or question about their male counter parts behavior with the dog. Guys will be guys I’m afraid! So what I suggest in the …
What is Obedience?
What is Obedience? Obedience defined is: Obedience is the willingness to “follow” (comply: act in accordance with someone’s rules, commands, or wishes) the will of others. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Obedience I see obedience available in many instances, as simply living everyday with your companion. It involves giving directions through posturing, pointing or verbally. The verbal part is usually …
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