Posts Tagged ‘Little Dog’
Potty Patch
We have all heard of the potty patch by now, it has been on the TV for a month now and everyone has thought, it would be a great to have my dog trained on one of those pads. That was my first thought when I saw it many months ago. As a person that works out of the house and doesn’t have anyone at home to take care of my little, dog (Jake), my first thought was I need to get myself one.
Since I was tired of having to pick up dog messes everywhere, I went and purchased Jake a potty patch. At first he would NOT use the potty pad. It took some time and work to train Jake to use it. I went and purchased some natural ground smell from a local outdoors store and also ended up getting a log to urine on.
The potty patch itself is a 3 tiered dog restroom. I have found it to be perfect for my patio as well as indoor use. The first tier is made up of a soft artificial grass that allows the flow and easy pickup of dog urine and poop. The second tier is a grate that holds the top tier away from the pee, which is in the third tier, the collection tray. They say the collection tray holds up to a gallon of urine but I didn’t want to test that. I change it out every three days, due to the fact I don’t want it to spill while I’m moving it and cleaning it.
After a month of having him trained to go on the pad, I no longer come home to mess here and there. Jake has been using consistently. I do have it next to the door, so its in his natural path to go outside. I have found this to be helpful. The potty patch has been a near perfect solution to leaving my dog at home while I’m away at work.
PetSafe Little Dog Spray Bark Control Collar – www.petsafe.net
From www.petsafe.net – An overview of the PetSafe little dog spray bark control collar with tips and troubleshooting information. When used properly, a PetSafe spray bark collar is a great solution to stop nuisance or excessive dog barking.
Basic Puppy Training.
basicpuppytraining.net – With owning a dog and bringing it home as a puppy, the first few months the little dog is with us are going to be very important. These first few months are going to be the period where you lay down the home rules, put your cards on the table, tell your little four legged companion what it can do and what it cannot do, in other words it is time for basic puppy training.
Germlin like dog growling looks like the devil
Crazy Barking Dog Funny weird barking dog Looks evil showing its massive teeth Scary stuff Crazy looking dog Definite awesome video A nasty little dog growls repeatedly through some kind of wooden bars As much as its owners seem to find it amusing the dogs positively scarey looking and has a vicious teeth and positively gremlin like features Nasty to the nth degree see more at www tubedir com dog scary bark evil teeth crazy sinister dog demon gremlin scarey at www tubedir com
Dog Training Tip of the Day- Gotcha!
A lot of dogs will actually bite if their collar is grabbed when they are loose and fearful after having run away. This video was inspired by the little Shiba Inu I caught this morning at the park after it had ran away. The short exercises I will show you in this video explain how you can condition your dog to LOVE and feel relaxed and safe, when their collar is grabbed. Even if your dog would never run away from you or you have a confident dog this is a great exercise to practice, incase of emergencies like a fire or flood or when your dog is hurt and could be skittish and acting abnormally. This is actually also a great exercise to teach puppies to stop mouthing and biting when you are trying to put their leash on, or trying to handle them. There are many handling exercises to do with your dog, this is just one of them. —————– How to catch a loose dog recall grabbing a dog how to teach your dog to be safe with handling stopping mouthing and biting how to pick up a little dog how to get a little dog to come to you small breed toy dog Chihuahua yorkie toy poodle rat terrier training your dog to feel relaxed when the collar is grabbed dog training clicker training training a dog something you must know using counter conditioning to get a dog to love having their collar grabbed. Leading a dog by their collar.
