Archive for “training”

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Are You Sure Your Pet Bird Gets All the Nutrients He Needs?

Posted February 11th, 2010 by Jan

from  Dr. Karen Becker
Are You Sure Your Pet Bird Gets All the Nutrients He Needs?
Jan’s 23 year old Huey and Seattle

Calling all bird owners!
In this short video, Dr. Karen Becker shares her tips for a balanced, nutritious diet that will have your pet bird feeling and looking his best.

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Pet bird nutrition [...]

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BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS IN DOGS by Bill Campbell

Posted September 4th, 2009 by Jan

BEHAVIOR PROBLEMS IN DOGS
by Bill Campbell

a MUST HAVE BOOK..     I refer to it often and even call Bill..ALSO AT THE PUBLIC LIBRARY…..

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Who Let The Dogs Out? The Gardener!

Posted September 4th, 2009 by Jan

How often we hear, “I left the collar off because she/he had a bath.  The gardeners left the gate open.”
A Micro chip is a must, but will not stop a car or scan itself.
Solutions?  Don’t take the collar off during the bath or don’t wait til the dog dries off.  Hire a gardener who is [...]

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TEACH YOUR DOG THE ONLY PLACE HE CAN EVER ENTER AND EXIT THE POOL IS BY THE STEPS

Posted September 3rd, 2009 by Jan

TEACH YOUR DOG THE ONLY PLACE HE CAN EVER ENTER AND EXIT THE POOL IS BY THE STEPS. Put a large vertical marker that moves (such as a plant or a flag) by the steps so he can easily orient himself. As you are teaching him to swim, repeat each one of the [...]

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My MUST HAVE Dog Training books – Monks of New Skete

Posted September 2nd, 2009 by Jan

Read this puppy book, BEFORE  you bring the new dog into the home. It takes longer to undo the damage!!!! At least read the forward and the first chapter.
Buy here or order from your local library..
The Art Of Raising A Puppy
How To Be Your Dogs Best Friend – The Monks Of New Skete

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Beverly Hills Dog walker, dog & puppy classes, private training

Posted September 1st, 2009 by Jan

Mulholland Estates Dog Walker..
“Walkin’ The Dog”   310 739-7334 (Jan)
This is the BIG thing on the West Coast (and The East Coast)…  Many dog walkers now earn as much or more then many of their clients..   The secret that every dog owner should know is:  having your dog walked professionally 4-5 times a week [...]

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How Dogs Think (Bossy Dogs)

Posted August 27th, 2009 by Jan

Many years ago I studied animal behavior with William Campbell.
Especially see the section in BOLD about Bossy Dogs,, IT WORKS   -Jan

HOW DOGS THINK
A NON-VERBAL LINK TO CANINE COMMUNICATION
Have you ever seen a device or a program designed to correct a dog behavior
problem that explained how smart dogs are and how they think? Most plans [...]

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Pooch Potty.. wish I had this in NYC

Posted July 31st, 2009 by Jan

I had to share.. would have saved me when I lived in Manhattan with dogs! Oh.. this is not an ad…

http://www.poochpotty.com/
PLEASE donate to pet rescue

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Shake your can.. at your dog to stop jumping or excessive barking..

Posted July 29th, 2009 by Jan

I had clients that have “shake cans” on the sofa (to keep the dog off ), hidden under pillows and outside the door for visitors to shake as they enter the home to prevent jumping.. be sure to use a command with the shake of the can so that you will eventually be able to [...]

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You Can Teach Old Dogs New Tricks…

Posted July 11th, 2009 by Jan

We adopted “Jackie Brown”, a 3 year old “ROTTERMAN” (Dobe/Rottie mix) a month ago. She only wanted to relieve herself on grass. We need her to use the paving stones so not to ruin the lawn. My neighbor said that “you can’t teach old dogs new tricks”! I took that as a [...]

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