#dog boarding training

[kcpetcare]

What Is The Difference Between Boarding And Pet Sitting

When leaving your furry friend in someone else's care, various options are available, including Dog boarding, Dog Training and pet sitting. Boarding typically involves leaving your pet at a facility for a set period, where they receive care and attention from staff. In contrast, pet sitting consists of a caregiver visiting your home to care for your pet. However, another option combines the benefits of both - dog boarding and training. This type of boarding provides your pet with both care and training, ensuring they receive the necessary attention and skill-building while you're away.

[precisiondogtrainer]

German Shepard Trainers - Precision Dog Training

What is the best method of training a German Shepherd?

Positive reinforcement is often considered the best method for training German Shepherds. This involves rewarding desired behaviors with treats, praise, or play. Consistency, patience, and clear communication are key. Here are some tips for training a German Shepherd:

Start Early: Begin training as soon as you bring your German Shepherd home. Early socialization and obedience training are crucial.

Use Positive Reinforcement: Reward good behavior with treats, praise, or toys. This encourages the dog to repeat the behavior.

Be Consistent: Use consistent commands and rules. This helps the dog understand what is expected.

Provide Mental Stimulation: German Shepherds are intelligent and need mental stimulation. Incorporate interactive toys, training sessions, and puzzles to keep their minds engaged.

Exercise Regularly: They are active dogs that require physical exercise. Regular walks, runs, or playtime in a secure area are important.

Establish Leadership: Be a confident leader without resorting to harsh punishment. German Shepherds respond well to a confident and consistent owner.

Avoid Harsh Methods: Avoid harsh training methods as they can damage the bond between you and your dog and may lead to fear or aggression issues.

Training Classes: Consider enrolling in obedience classes or working with a professional trainer, especially if you're new to dog training or if your dog has specific behavior issues.

Remember, each dog is unique, so what works well for one German Shepherd might need adjustments for another. Patience, positive reinforcement, and consistency are key elements in successfully training a German Shepherd.

[abirddogmoment]

We took our steadiness training out into the wild last night!

[sskk-manifesto]

It always makes me crack how Kyouka carrying Atsushi's sensless body just launches herself for several meters straight into the sea, and Kunikida somehow manages to catch them exactly on the fly. How are they still alive

[ranposweetworld]

A sonic one as well because sonic

x x x / x x x / x x

[heavenbarnes]

sometimes I think about how cruel people have been to Samuel Roukin because he’s not the perfect, chiseled, model looking guy they imagine Ghost to be and get so sad :(

Cause like… he’s so fine?? Have you seen the man with a beard?? I’m tearing my hair out

I think people just don’t like that he’s not as bulky as Ghost is but like?? Doesn’t give anyone the right to downright bully him, c’mon people

first and foremost, i’m sure that guy does not care what weirdos on the internet are saying about him because picking apart someone’s appearance is such a loser activity and he’s an adult

secondly, if people actually want someone as anatomically accurate as the way they draw or headcanon simon? they’re going to be shit out of luck because nobody looks like that

saw a gif of the guy the other day, he’s sexy idk

[fenix-the-seahorse]

Let me introduce you to the pets!

Grim

My service dog, a Blue Heeler/Lab mix. His birthday is October 13th and he is 2! He works for several things with me, like PTSD, dissociation and POTS.

Marvel

My gf's puppy, he is 1 ½ and a pittie mix (possibly boxer?). His birthday is 13th of April.

Phoenix

My partner's retired service dog! She's turning 7 on November 13th! She is a Lab/Blue Tick Hound, and currently her favorite hobby is acting out because of my partner going back to work.

Nova

She's our foster! She is 7 months, a Blue Heeler/Catahoula Leopard Dog, and in training as a service dog for hearing loss and PTSD. Her birthday is April 10th. She only got here Wednesday and has been settling in amazingly. She picks up on things so fast, and I will be going out with her future handler to get her more things tomorrow.

Jax

Jax is my gf's cat, he is 10 now, and a Hurricane rescue. He's got some thyroid issues and getting old, so he doesn't leave the utility/cat room much.

Goliath

Him and Hubba Bubba have only lived here since yesterday! My partner adopted Goliath and it turned out he had bonded to Hubba Bubba, so I now have a cat as well. His birthday is estimated to be 09/2021, so he is 3. He is very cuddly but likes his own space, and he is massive, so the name fits.

Hubba Bubba

Hubba Bubba is the other cat we got yesterday. His birthday is estimated to be the same as Goliath, 09/2021. He is lovey and cuddly, and I have spent most of this evening having him come up to me for love and cuddles. He is absolutely jacked, hence why he looks a bit chunky. But he isn't, just 50/50 fluff and muscle. He is everything I ever wanted in a cat.

Sam

A bearded dragon! We rescue exotic pets, and Sam is one of them. He is about 1 now, and a bit of a bully. He has repeatedly mistaken a freckle on my arm to be a bug, and also made himself at home in my hoodie pocket.

Dean

Another beardie! Dean is about as old as Sam, and makes up what he lacks in brains in sheer audacity. He has not figured out the concept of glass, or that he can not eat two roaches at once. But we love him!

Ozymandias (Ozzy)

Ozzy the Ball Python, my partner's snake. He is also not much older than the beardies and mostly keeps to himself, but he does like to be a bracelet sometimes.

There are also Miles, my hamster, and Kihe, my gf's leopard Gecko. Tumblr restricts me to 10 images though, so I'll see what to do about that!

We also do dog daycare/boarding through Rover, and I am working towards getting my trainer certificate. In the meantime, I am working for a low cost as a dog trainer locally.

[rosekyu]

Could you please do a Kunikida mood board? (BSD). No problems if not!! ^^

꧁•⊹٭𝙺𝚞𝚗𝚒𝚔𝚒𝚍𝚊 𝙳𝚘𝚙𝚙𝚘٭⊹•꧂

i tried my best ^^

𝐀𝐥𝐥 𝐢𝐦𝐚𝐠𝐞𝐬 𝐜𝐨𝐦𝐞 𝐟𝐫𝐨𝐦 𝐏𝐢𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐫𝐞𝐬𝐭

[connorskeepers]

Work has been absolutely amazing and it’s so much freaking FUN. I the best coworkers and the dogs are all so sweet and for the most part really well behaved. It’s just so awesome to be doing what I love.

[bio-stims]

a stimboard for our headmate tsunghan!

credits: x x x | x x x | x x x

[northgeorgiadogtraining]

Is There a Way to Get My Dog to End His Annoying Habit of Stealing Food?

As a child, I would never want to characterize myself as a brat.  I would rather say that I would sometimes be slightly naughty in a cute and precocious sort of way.  To be honest, I just liked to bug my parents from time to time.  I would normally bug Mom more than Dad. I don’t know why, I just did.

So, what do my childhood confessions do with today’s topic regarding your dog stealing food from the table? Let me recant one of my “cute and precocious” incidents.

Mom ate lunch every day at the same time and always had the same thing. She had a peanut butter and jelly sandwich on wonder bread with butter and a single slice of lettuce. She also had half a sliced pear with a dollop of mayonnaise and six to ten Ruffle potato chips.

She always left the “best chip” until the end of her lunch. (You know the “best chip”. It is the biggest one that is still whole.)  Just as she was finishing and ready to have her chip, I would swoop in from behind, grab the chip, run off, and eat it just out of her reach.

In other words, I stole her chip (or food). I knew it was wrong, but then I was just “cute and precocious”.

When your dog steals food from the table, he may not know that it is wrong.  You may have set up an ongoing environment that tells him that it is OK to “take your food” and you are allowing it. The bottom line is that you don’t want your dog to steal your food. You need to let him know it is always wrong.

Robin and I have a great dog training article that will allow you to quickly teach your dog that stealing your food is wrong.  Please read our dog training blog titled “Is There a Way to Get My Dog to End His Annoying Habit of Stealing Food”.

https://northgeorgiadogtraining.com/get-my-dog-to-stop-stealing-food-lawrenceville/

[kcpetcare]

Why Your Dog Is Aggressive and How to Stop It

The article discusses common reasons dogs can become aggressive and offers tips for preventing and addressing the issue. It emphasizes the importance of proper dog training and socialization and recommends seeking professional help from sources such as Elkhound Ranch Kennels for dog boarding and training services.

[abirddogmoment]

Rory's first session with steadiness training and she's crushing it!

[largemouthbassnation]

Labrador Retriever & German Shorthaired Pointer Training | Hiking Swimming Kayaking

Join Uncle Stonnie for as he takes Chunk, the Chocolate Labrador Retriever, plus Milo and Kimber, two awesome German Shorthaired Pointers on an awesome puppy sized adventure! In this video we are working on our Search & Rescue Dog Training Challenge! We hope you guys enjoy this great environmental session including a walk in the creek, rock climbing, swimming, kayaking, and a quick game of hide…

[kelev9]

Actually I've been talking about flat coated retrievers a lot (FOR GOOD REASON) but like... Dutch Shepherds are the Ultimate dog to me. The drive, the look of an FCI dutchie, the versatility, and they are SO handler oriented. I met my first dutchie when I was 19 (she's my profile pic!) and I got to play fetch with that dog and I have NEVER had a game of fetch quite like that with any other dog. She was laser focused on me and on the ball, very intense but in the best possible way. Like all that existed in that moment was me and the ball and it was so cool to see that from a dog. Also I watched her do multiple 6 foot vertical jumps in a row when I first walked into her owner's house and really how could that NOT make me fall in love with dutchies????? I'm pretty sure she was a KNPV dutchie, and even though I have zero interest in a KNPV dog, I have heard amazing things about FCI dutchies and how they're a little less crazy/intense than their KNPV counterparts and that just sounds like a win win to me. While I love a dog for their working ability, having that be tempered a little bit so they can exist as a normal dog who isn't neurotic and constantly wanting to work is ideal, and, even though looks aren't everything, DAMN if FCI dutchies aren't the prettiest damn dogs ever

[gontagokuhara]

new dog in the house happening :>