Learning About Dog Training

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Hi there, I'm Suzy McNeil. Welcome to my site about dog training. When I adopted my dog, I immediately knew I was in big trouble. He couldn't walk on a leash, stop barking for a minute or eat without growling at everyone around him. He even tried to snap at the cat when she walked too close during mealtime. I sought help from a dog-training expert to avoid having to send him back to the pound. The dog trainer offered a wide range of techniques that helped calm my dog and promote good behavior. I would like to share these techniques with you to help you and others save unruly pups. Please feel free to visit often to learn more.

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A dog that is poorly behaved can be a threat to itself and others. Unfortunately, many dog owners will fail to appreciate the need to effectively train their animals so that they can keep it under control. Be Consistent With Your Dog's Name Choosing a name for your new dog can be a challenge, and it is a common mistake for dog owners to refer to their animals with a variety of different names. Read More

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