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What is your dog trying to say? | A Dog Blog

Is your dog just barking or are you not listening properly. Hopefully these insights will help you understand your dog better. 1. Continuous rapid barking, midrange pitch: “Call the pack! http://dogtreatrecipes.com.au/dogblog/2007/11/08/what-is-your-dog-trying-to-say/
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American Dog Trainers Network -- Twelve Tips for a Well Behaved

I) Start training your puppy early on. While old dogs can be taught new tricks, what's learned earliest, is often learned quickest and easiest. Moreover, the older the dog, the more bad habits will likely need to be "un-learned". When it comes to raising and training a dog, an ounce of problem prevention is certainly worth a pound of cure! 2) Train your dog gently and humanely, and whenever possible, teach him using positive, motivational methods. Keep obedience sessions upbeat so that the training process is enjoyable for all parties involved.