Archive for the ‘Puppy training’ Category
Housebreaking – An Important Part of Weimaraner Training
Posted by Richard Cussons in Puppy training, Weimaraner puppy, Weimaraners on January 30th, 2012
Probably by now, you have already decided the objectives of your Weimaraner training. As an all-purpose gun dog, it is expected that the Weimaraner is good in hunting at the same time protector of his family and territory. Thus Weimaraner training is usually aimed to create a hunting dog and a well-mannered four-legged member of the family.
Weimaraner Puppy Training – Do Really Smart Puppies Still Need Training?
Posted by Sherry L Harris in Puppy training on January 28th, 2012
Weimaraners’ have been coined with the title “dog with a human brain,” indicating their vast level of intelligence. While this breed is one that is naturally smart, if you have a Weimaraner puppy, he must still undergo at least the basic levels of obedience training, just like any other breed. This will ensure he is pleasant to be around and safe around children and other dogs. These dogs are smart, but they will not pick up on even the most basic puppy training commands unless you go through the motions of training them properly.
How Sit Stay Fetch Effectively Helps Dog Owners Train Their Dogs
Posted by Suzie Springer in Puppy books, Puppy training, Weimaraner puppy on January 25th, 2012
Are you are a dog owner that has a new puppy that you would like to train, or do you simply own a dog that has some behavior problems? If you answered yes, you might want to consider taking sometime to read the book SitStayFetch. When I purchased SitStayFetch I noticed that it contained a wealth of information that was simple to understand, and easy to apply.
Clicking With Your Dog: Step-By-Step in Pictures (Book Review)
Posted by Joy Cagil in Puppy books, Puppy training, Weimaraner puppy on January 22nd, 2012
“Clicking with Your Dog” is one of those books I wish was around when I had my dog. The training concept here is simple, easy, and scientific. It is easy because of the use of a small clicker that makes a unique sound when pressed. It is scientific, because this type of training is based on “operant conditioning,” a term coined by B.F. Skinner who was an experimental psychologist and a behaviorist.
Clicking is based on the reward system and the owner’s friendly and positive relationship with his dog. The book can be used as a manual and a trainer can pick up from anywhere in the book to teach any one trick, after getting the dog used to receiving a reward with each click.
Unlike the traditional correction-based training, the clicker training is based on common sense and respecting the dog’s needs and character. Step-by-step illustrations explain the clicking process very clearly, and people who can’t wait to start can begin immediately.
Whether you start with a dog that is still a puppy or a dog with already established behavior problems, the clicker training program gives fool-proof results, Read the rest of this entry »
Weimaraner Puppy Training – Dealing With Your Weimaraner Puppy’s Stubborn Streak
Posted by Sherry L Harris in Puppy books, Puppy training, Weimaraner puppy on January 17th, 2012
To be effective , Weimaraner puppy training needs to acknowledge the breed’s naturally strong and powerful personality with a definite stubborn streak. You will want to work with your puppy in achieving training goals. If you upset or frighten your puppy he will set his heels against you and training will become a nightmare. Training your puppy should be a cooperative exercise and for that to be effective you need to understand how your puppy thinks and processes commands. Consistency, specific, simple word commands and positive reinforcement are the tools you will use for training.
List of Things A Dog Owner Needs To Buy
Posted by Jack Prime in Dogs Health, Puppy training, Weimaraners on January 14th, 2012
Buying a collar and leash is probably one of the first things a new dog owner does as they are a necessity for proper control of your dog and an essential piece of equipment when training a new dog or puppy.
Proven Ways to Jumpstart Your Puppies Training Program Right Away!
Posted by Stella Mak in Puppy training on January 13th, 2012
I had my first pet back in 1985 – a puppy. It was actually not intentional as my parents were against the idea of keeping a puppy because there was just too much responsibility involved. However, it was a case of bullying that got me my first puppy. Yes, somehow my brother’s dog did not like his son and insisted on biting him and the little puppy was only 3 weeks old. Not wanting the poor puppy to grow up into a depressed and unhappy dog, he came under my care and that was how I had to start my search for puppies training tips as I did not want my parents to throw the puppy out for messing up our house!
Book Review of How to Raise a Puppy You Can Live With
Posted by Aldric Chang in Puppy books, Puppy training, Weimaraner puppy on January 9th, 2012
Looking at a litter of cute little puppies makes it easy to look over the hard task of raising a good well-mannered dog. Choosing the puppy you take home is much simpler than actually managing and teaching the puppy and many people only come to realize that too late. How to Raise a Puppy You Can Live With is a well revised and expanded book that will help you do this with ease.
Dog Beaches – Etiquette and Safety Tips!
Posted by Kristy Weim in Dogs Health, Puppy training, Weimaraners on January 3rd, 2012
Off-leash dog beaches are basically a giant playground for you and your dog. It’s a great activity, not only physically, but for their mind & general well being! Dogs by nature are social animals, so the opportunity to play with other dogs is really healthy for their psyche. Running through the sand, jumping into the water, and playing with their pup pals is exhausting!