Born to Run

Adventures, Articles, Brice, Training Tips

Born to Run

No Comments 27 May 2010

Ok, OK, I complain a lot about my human and her desire to attempt to run.  I think it is more because she just doesn’t get it.  She runs and it is in a straight line with some kind of agenda– make time, only have so much time, lose weight, get in shape.  For me, [...]

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Swimming with Dogs

Adventures, Buttercup, Eva, Training Tips

Swimming with Dogs

1 Comment 06 May 2010

Being 10 pounds I have to admit, I am not to fond of the water. I have been swimming one time, and that was against my will. My Humans took me to the James River, to an area that is an off shoot of the river, so it is not deep or fast moving. Brice, [...]

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Graduation from Puppy Obedience

Adventures, Buttercup, Training Tips

Graduation from Puppy Obedience

No Comments 18 March 2010

Last Year on St. Patty’s Day I graduated from Puppy Obedience School at Dog Lovers Obedience School. In order to graduate, I had to work pretty darn hard and learn a whole lot of self control. My Human chose Dog Lovers Obedience School because it was not food based.  She had experience with food and [...]

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Playing Tug of War with your Dog

Adventures, Buttercup, Eva, Training Tips

Playing Tug of War with your Dog

No Comments 01 March 2010

Tug of War is a fun game that all my dogs love to play. It is great to use just for fun, to build drive, and to help the dog learn to follow your body movement. There are however simple rules to make tug of war a safe and happy game for all. Rule #1: [...]

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Training Tips

30 minute Down-Stay

No Comments 28 September 2009

The 30 minute down-stay is one of the most valuable things I have ever taught a dog, the most boring, but the most helpful. To me, this is the foundation for a good family pet. The 30 minute down-stay does a couple of things. First, it establish you as pack leader. Second, it calms your [...]

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Training Tips

In the beginning, there was dog training….

No Comments 23 September 2009

When you decided to bring a dog into your home, we usually think about the obvious– things like food, shelter, and affection. Most of us tend to over look one of the most important things you can do to have a wonderful dog– training. I can not tell you how many people when they see [...]

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