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Littermate Syndrome: A Quick Overview for Dog Parents

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Photo by Mihaela Pastiu on Pexels.com Littermate Syndrome is a topic that’s crucial for anyone considering adding two puppies to their family to be aware of. This phenomenon can present challenges, but with knowledge and compassion, you can navigate it with ease. What is Littermate Syndrome? Littermate syndrome is not an illness, rather a set of behavioural problems that can occur when two…

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Dog Behaviourist - Why Do I Need One?

Dog behaviourists are canine animal behaviourists that work closely with dogs. The methods that they employ may be described either as corrective or rehabilitation.

A corrective dog trainer will offer corrective training techniques in an effort to correct unwanted behaviour, most often with the aid of a trained professional known as a behaviourist. A rehabilitation dog trainer undertakes specific tasks such as behaviour correction, structured socialisation, or health improvement.

A dog behaviourist has been employed by many veterinarians and animal welfare officers for many years. They have a thorough knowledge of how to approach dogs and how to correct undesirable behaviour. Dog behaviourists study different breeds and the way in which their behaviour differs from that of other dogs, identifying and solving the problems that can cause the behaviours to change. Dog behaviourists understand that dogs are not simply animals that follow commands, but animals that are intelligent and with a memory.

What Is The Job Of A Dog Behaviourist?

As a dog behaviourist, your main focus is to identify the behaviours that cause discomfort to you and your family as well as those that can be improved. Once you have identified the behaviours, you will need to find a trained professional who has the time, expertise, and experience to help you train dogs. Although dog behaviourists can train dogs effectively, they have a busy schedule and so may only be available to help you if you live in the vicinity of an obedience school, which is typically affiliated with a dog trainer college.

Because of the nature of the job, dog behaviourist jobs are difficult to find. A person who is skilled at both animal behaviour analysis and dog training is a very desirable employee. An animal behaviourist can become specialised by obtaining a PhD in animal behaviour or a related field such as dog ethology. A PhD would normally be suitable for someone who had already spent many years working as a professional dog trainer and wanted to turn this skill into a career option. In some areas of the world, you may even need to have a postgraduate qualification in order to qualify as a professional dog behaviourist.

What Is The Position Of A Dog Behaviourist?

The most desirable positions for dog behaviourist tend to be in private practices owned by animal behaviorists themselves. There are many schools and colleges that offer a PhD in animal behaviour training, but they are often quite expensive and outside the reach of most private owners. Also, public perception of dog trainers and animal behaviourists tends to be very negative. For example, many people assume that these professionals are only able to help dogs to behave badly.

Some of the positions that dog behaviourist can find is employment as a veterinary behaviourist. Veterinary behaviourists provide a wide range of services to pet owners and animal lovers. Some of the services that a veterinary behaviourist can offer include dog therapy, diagnosis and treatment of behavioural issues and general pet care. Some veterinarians even offer to-do-it-yourself dog training courses that can help those with general skills and knowledge to train their dogs themselves. It is important to note that this type of service dog training courses is often frowned upon by the American Veterinary Society of Animal Behaviour.

Most professionals will work to develop social skills and communication skills that are essential for training new puppies or helping older dogs to adjust to changes in their surroundings. A common trait of many professionals is a desire to learn new things. It can take years for a dog trainer to become truly proficient at what they do, and some people opt for a more hands-on approach when they are first starting out. Others choose to focus more on providing information and support for pet owners who may be having behavioural issues. A lot of the professionals that work in animal behaviour consultation also provide therapy to individuals suffering from anxiety or depression caused by their dog's behaviour.

The above mentioned traits are typical of an individual working as a professional behaviour consultant or behaviourist. If you are considering purchasing or adopting a puppy or dog of any kind, it is important to find someone who is qualified and willing to help you achieve your goals. You should always research all the pros and cons of each professional before making a decision and if possible visit their website to read about their credentials. Please help me, help you and most importantly please help your puppy or dog!

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Turn A Bad Dog Into An Obedient Pooch

Is your dog bad to the bone? Does your sweet Jack Russel guard all doors from intruders — friends and family included? Or is it your Boxer puppy that won’t stop shredding socks and underwear? Some of the cutest pooches have the worst manners. Whether you’re at work or just in another room, their mischievous play may lead to anything from home repairs to staggering vet bills. Pets and owners alike can relate to this common problem, but getting the magical, behavioral transformation you’ve always dreamt of is closer than you think.

Premier pet care authority Camp Bow Wow is holding a contest to discover North America’s most ill-mannered dog – “Bad to The Bone: Camp Bow Wow’s Worst Behaved Dog Contest.” The winning pooch will receive a full year of free services ($3,000 value) at a local Camp or Home Buddies (an in-home care service offered by Camp Bow Wow) of their choice. Most importantly, the winning dog will also receive free dog training to correct those bad habits.

For all frustrated pet owners, here are five dog-training tips straight from the Behavior Buddies experts at Camp Bow Wow to get you started.

1. Proper exercise is key! A majority of behavior issues stem from a lack of proper exercise. At least one 30-minute walk per day is sufficient for most dogs. Playing in the backyard or in the house does not count as exercise.

2. Buy a dog backpack for walks. This allows your dog to have a job and adds weight with objects like water bottles or hand weights so the dog expends more energy.

3. Challenge your dog with brain puzzles. A mentally tired dog will not spend time thinking about how to get in the garbage or waste breath yipping at neighbors.

4. Take a training class. Getting your dog to respect you is critical to having your dog listen to you.

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Dog Training Fundamentals - 5 Key Dog Behaviour Factors That Affect Training

Whether you already have experience of dog ownership, are a new dog owner or are about to be a dog owner, then training your dog is one of the most important aspects you need to consider. Likewise if you currently have a dog with behaviour problems, then dog training is essential. To successfully train your dog, you need to consider and understand some key facets of dog behaviour. Knowing and understanding these 5 facets will greatly improve your dog training.

1. The origins of dogs. Dogs are in essence descended from modern day wolves. While domestication has dampened or eliminated many traits, some key natural instincts still remain. Like wolves, dogs are pack animals. What does this mean? 2. A dog's memory. We all know that goldfish have short memories. However, you may be surprised to know that dogs also have short retention memories. If you could tell your dog something, it is likely that by the next day or a few hours later, they will have forgotten. On the other had (or paw) dogs do have incredibly good associated memory. This basically means that if your dog can associated something with what you tell it then it will likely remember what you told it for years to come. 3. Doggy language. Despite comments above, we cannot speak doggy language and dogs cannot speak our language. This is important when it comes to training. You have to choose words for commands that both you and your dog will remember. Be careful not to choose very common words or else your dog will be easily confused when this word keeps appearing within the middle of a sentence. A common word often used in training dogs is 'come'. For this example, it may be better to use a slang version or combine 'come here' into a single short word. 4. Puppy behaviour. Just like babies, puppies do not know how the world works or how they are supposed to behave within that world. They need to be taught and learn what is good, bad, right or wrong.

5. Structure and enjoyment. While I have in a round about way touched on these two above, no dog training information would be complete without mentioning these two aspects on their own.

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How To Crate Train A Puppy | Brain Training for Dogs Review | Ultimate Guide

How To Crate Train A Puppy, First, reject the highly motivated belief that dogs or cats feel like crates because they are rejecting animals. You may have noticed that dogs receive conflicting articles or have different feelings about experiencing crates.

So what are crates? Handbook of Applied Dog Behavior and Training, Steven R. According to Lindsay's adaptation and learning, Crete is not a house or a den, but more properly a "place of restraint." If the crates were too natural, the dogs would be lured like magnets.

Your home is also their home, but they need to learn how to respect that freedom. I am going to teach you

how to train a dog and how to nurture a mate in your own dog room.

Crate training helps keep your dog calm, submissive and prevents all unwanted behaviors that can inspire so much freedom - I call it chaos. By placing your dog in a crate, you limit his access to his home until he realizes that his crate is his own space, but the rest of the house is designated as his alpha location. Consideration will be given to most dogs when you introduce a crate. Positive associations are needed. They learn to adapt to these places for captivity, just as they learn to adapt to leashes and collars and often find them voluntarily when they want to be comfortable and run with it (dogs also need a place).

Crate training is a big step towards mutual understanding between you and your dog. The process lays a strong foundation for further compliance training. However, if done incorrectly, your dog may suffer from loneliness or loneliness discomfort.

This article will show you how to properly train a dog and is the next step towards advanced obedience training and mental stimulation.

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Crate Training 

Today's dogs suffer from a lack of mental stimulation as a result of poor nutrition. The resulting increase in levels of anxiety - which can manifest itself in the form of barking, crying, hypersensitivity activities or drooling - leads to numerous physical and behavioral problems.

Crate training is the most obvious way to reduce this problem. Once you condition your dog to be quiet inside his crate, he begins to associate it with safety and peace. This process creates neural pathways in their brains that make Crete a predictable pattern related to peace. According to behavioral scientists, this predictable route has a huge impact on behavior and general well-being levels in most dogs.

IDEAL CRATE SIZE

The crate should be large enough to be able to stand, sleep, spread its legs and move around comfortably. This is very important in the beginning because if the crate is too big, it will use one end as its play area or sleeping area and then the other end as its bag area (when it hangs). Gives crate). Keep this crate small, push it to keep it nice and clean. This can prevent any issues with the bathroom that he has (a quick home training hack). While there are other ways to train your dog, this is a very comfortable transition, primarily requiring you to get your dog out of its crate at appropriate intervals to use the toilet. This way, your dog will choose very easily and conceptually what he expects to pursue the business. Also make sure the crate is adequately ventilated.

THE TRAINING PROCESS

Crate training can take days or weeks depending on your dog's age, experience and other factors. The key to success is consistency (and lots of behavior and positive reinforcement!).Be patient with your dog. Take comfort in knowing that if you implement a simple training and mental stimulation program from this article, you will be able to train your dog as quickly as you want to cover your chin or hold the TV remote. To perform simple tasks.

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So let's get started

STEP 1 Introduce Your Dog To The Crate

Place the crate somewhere where you spend most of your time, such as in the living room, and leave the door open; Let your dog explore the crate without any interference. Some dogs are naturally curious and sleep in crates. Once your dog is well acquainted with the crate, then you can intervene.

Bring him closer to Crate and talk to him in a happy, calm voice. Be very honest while doing this. Dogs are strange animals with strange abilities - a highly elevated form of empathy that can give them a definite experience of your energy. Close the crate door or remove it so that it does not hit your dog and scare him.

Encourage him to enter the crate by placing small high value items (such as meat) near the entrance to the crate, then inside the door and finally behind the crate. If it doesn’t get out of the way already, fine; Don't force him to enter. Repeat this process until it can run quietly in the crate for treatment. This step may take a few minutes or a few days, but remember that patience is the key.

* Quick note: Whenever you catch him going to the crate, treat him and appreciate him. Tell him the behavior you want.

STEP 2 All Good Things Happen In The Crate

For your dog, Crate should be the place where all dreams come true. You need to make a positive connection between Crete and the things that make her happy.

To start this, give him his meal in the crate. If still feeling nervous about inserting the crate, repeat step 1, or place the bowl near the entrance. Slowly move it into the crate until it has no problem eating from the back of the crate.

When your dog eats from the back of the crate in complete comfort and confidence, you can slowly close the crate door. For the first time, open the door with as much thought as can be done with her meal. With each subsequent meal, keep the door closed for a few minutes. If he starts to cry, you will have extended the duration of the crate very quickly. Make sure the change is subtle. Time is purely subjective, so understand its body language and act at its pace. Do this until it stays in the crate quietly for at least 10 minutes after it is done.

Now that this is believed to be on his journey, he is beginning to understand what “power” Crete has. This is the hard part.

Try to keep it in the crate for a slightly longer period, and if it starts to cry or cry, don’t stop until it does. If you give up, he believes the way out of Crate is to cry a little, and he believes he will continue to do the same.

* Quick note: This is an important part of his training, and to avoid developing bad habits, everything needs to be done through the book.

STEP 3 Crank-Up The Crate Duration

At this point, your dog should now be comfortable eating crates. When you serve his bowl in his crate, he should show no signs of fear, anxiety or hesitation.

Stand next to the crate and call your dog and treat him when he comes to you.

Use short line commands, such as "crate" or "kennel", to jump to the crate. Show the inside of the crate with a handful of things to eat.

If your dog enters the crate, appreciate it and treat it. If he eats a few things behind Crate, and then when he goes to pick them up, wait for him to come out. Now, repeat the previous step. With the same handheld behavior, try pointing inwards using the same short line command. Do this until you can go to the crate to say "kennel" or "crate" or whatever word you use.

After inserting the crate at your command, and you treated him and appreciated him, closed the door.

Sit quietly with your back in front of the crate for about 3 to 10 minutes and then move slowly and without looking at your dog and go to another room. Remember, don’t react when it whines. Wait for her to pause and then move on to the next stage of training.

Spend about 3 to 5 minutes in another room, and then return to the crate. You sit next to him slowly as before. After 2-5 minutes, take it out. * Quick note: Don’t get excited when it comes out of his crate as it will encourage him to stay out. Be completely neutral, and if you want to treat it, treat the back of the crate and then let's leave the crate door open (NEUTRAL) All good things happen in the crate. (Remember, it is very important not to give any feedback when the crate crawls during the training process. Wait for it to stop and move on to the next step.)

Repeat this process several times a day, and gradually increase both crate duration when you are sitting next to it and when you are moving to another room.

At the beginning of long-term training, make sure that the crate does not contain any absorbent material, be it towels or blankets or stuffed animals. Many dogs go to their bed or bathroom for their packed toys and push them to the shore. Dogs are relatively clean animals; They don’t like to sleep in their dirt, so it’s good that they can shore up their dirt. Once your dog understands the rules, give your crate more comfort with blankets, toys, etc.

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STEP 4: Distance & Duration

Once your dog stays quietly in the crate with you for about 30 minutes in another room, you can start pausing when he goes for a short period. You can start adding additional elements to the training:

Keep your dog in crates using your regular short line command and treatment. Leave it with a chew toy or a safe toy for fun. If your dog has been practiced and performs well with the first phases of training, it should be a natural and easy progression.

At this point, you need to present more realistic scenarios for the crate training process. You will need to be a little unexpected to separate the period between your dog’s popping and leaving the house. You can keep it in a crate for 3 to 20 minutes before leaving.

When exiting, avoid prolonged emotional interactions with your dog - compliment them briefly for entering the crate and then depart peacefully.

When you return home, be neutral. Your dog will be restless and extremely excited (as you would, but hide it).

Don’t reciprocate his enthusiastic behavior by responding enthusiastically. Let everything go down This will stabilize its levels of discomfort, which is associated with your withdrawal. (Don't worry. Cold-shoulder treatment is a small part of training, but it is necessary.) To prevent your dog from being left alone in a negative way, puncture it periodically. Home.

STEP 5: Finally, Night-Time!

This is where you finally get all the fruits of your hard work - peace and quiet.

At the beginning of the night crate training, keep the crate in your bedroom or in a nearby hallway. This is done so that your dog does not negatively associate Crate with social isolation.

For the first two-three nights, reduce the amount of water your dog needs at a certain time so that there are no problems in the bathroom. (Say, 8 starters for starters. Choose any time that works for your dog.)

Call your dog to the crate using the usual short line command. Remember, no sudden reactions or prolonged emotional interactions. Keep it simple and subtle.

Go to your room and go to sleep. Ignore Rona. If he makes a constant noise and you can hear him scratching against his crate, this is a very good sign that he needs to use the bathroom.

Once your dog sleeps comfortably during the night with the crate closest to you, start moving it slowly towards your desired location (preferably close to the exit somewhere. This way, they instinctively go out to use the bathroom when the crate is opened).

However, keep in mind that the time period spent with your dog is an opportunity to strengthen your bond.

Some people don’t like to restrain their dogs at night. In such cases, the dogs have to understand the rules. They are crate-trained and then home-trained. If you like sleeping next to your dog, learn to interact with him first, and then stimulate his brain to learn commands quickly.

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Strip Them Then Crate Them

All dogs - and especially those still accustomed to their crates - must have their harnesses and / or collars removed before being left alone in their crates. Stripes, harnesses, collars and swinging IDs can be easily caught on the crate door and between the crate bars, which is a big and otherwise avoidable risk.

What The Crate Is And Isn’t

Your dog’s crate is not in his prison or cage, but his room is in the house you shared. After adequate training, they need no treatment or special attention to know that Crete is their little dog paradise. The positive organization you have worked so hard to create will now work for you.

Crates should not be used for extended periods. This is an efficient management tool, but don't make the mistake of making it a babysitter when your parents are out. Think of it as a cradle or game; We go through some similar stages with infants. If your dog is spending time in the crate, you need to make sure that the constructive use of mental stimulation and physical exercise does not develop any disorders that you are coping with. * Quick note: If you have a tight schedule, rent your pet a sitter or take your dog to a daycare facility to reduce the time spent in your crate. Hold your dog in place until you can be sure that you will not be able to side with him when you step out of the house. After that, Crate should be the place he voluntarily wants.

Puppies younger than six months should not be more than 4 hours at a time. They can no longer control their bladder and intestines. The same is true for adult dogs. Physically, a big dog can catch it, but they don’t know what they’re going to do.

Crate is not a place for expiration. Don’t use it to punish your dog or when you’re mad at him. It just teaches him to be afraid and hate spending time in the basket (negative union). Remember, you know you were offended before you said it. If Your Dog's Behavior Is Not Pleasing To You, How To Control This Negative Energy Rage.

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What You Need To Do Next

Congratulations on learning how to train a dog. You’ve come too far, so you can go all the way. You have discovered the basic principle behind training your dog to be obedient. The next step is to tap your dog's intelligence and teach him how to do simple tasks.

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