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- Training an Aggressive Dog - Several Quick Tips
[Pets:Dogs] Imagine you're walking your dog on a nice afternoon when suddenly he becomes aggressive in response to the presence of another dog in the area. Or, perhaps, it's a person or something in the environment that sparks his behavior. Either way, training aggressive dogs can be quite a challenge for even the most well-adapted pet owner.
- Clicker Training For Your Dog - That Really Works!
[Pets:Dogs] One of the most widely used methods for training a dog is clicker training. The use of this little device which can be picked up at most pet stores for less than $3 greatly increases the speed at which most dogs learn. However, if clicker training is not done correctly you could be reinforcing negative behavior. This article will help you learn to properly clicker train your dog!
- How to Stop Severe Macaw Biting
[Pets:Birds] The Severe Macaw is a great bird and can make a fantastic companion parrot. They however are just as capable of developing nasty habits like biting and screaming as any other parrot. If your severe has developed a biting habit here are some quick things to try and fix it.
- Bird Training - How to Pick the Program That's Right For You
[Pets:Birds] There are many bird training programs on the market today and it's not one size fits all. Do some research before picking your bird training program.
- Dog Separation Anxiety and the Training to Overcome it
[Pets:Dogs] Separation anxiety in dogs is common and may dogs suffer from it. The problem can range from getting upset when you're at work all day to freaking out when you leave the room. We'll give you some ideas to curb this behavior.
- Training Your Cockatoo
[Pets:Birds] If you've ever owned or even kept company with a Cockatoo then you know training cockatoos is hard work, not to mention living with them. They're beautiful dramatic looking creatures with a virtual crown of feathers atop their head. They must think that crown of feathers makes them king or queen because Cockatoos seem to think they rule the world.
- Amazon Parrot Training
[Pets:Birds] Trust training your Amazon Parrot is the single best thing you can do to create a happy and welcoming environment for your bird. Find a great program which emphasizes positive reinforcement; create a schedule which supports positive and productive training sessions and get started building a fabulous relationship with your Amazon Parrot. No matter the age or the current behavior issues you're dealing with - trick training creates superior human and bird relationships.
- Training Cockatiels
[Pets:Birds] It can break your heart when you have a pet cockatiel and he bites you every time you put your hand in the cage. All you want is to take care of him and he seems to hate you. Or maybe your cockatiel pulls his feathers out and you don't know what to do. Training Cockatiels not to do these things is possible!
- All About Severe Macaws
[Pets:Birds] The Severe Macaw has an intimidating name and a large presence however they're actually quite a social and affectionate Macaw. Typical of Macaws they have a fairly long lifespan and bringing one into your home isn't a decision to be taken lightly. Read more to find out whether the Severe Macaw is your perfect companion bird.
- Training of Grey Parrot
[Pets:Birds] The Congo African Grey is a very popular breed of parrot. This intelligent bird has proven to be a wonderful pet for thousands of years. These medium-sized birds are usually bred as pets, rather than captured in the wild and domesticated. If they are taken care of properly, they can live from fifty to seventy years.
- Training Lovebirds
[Pets:Birds] Love Birds have a reputation for being snuggly, amorous, and generally affectionate in nature however this isn't always the case for this little bird. While capable of great affection much depends on whether the Love Bird is part of a pair or a single bird. Read more to find out which situation provides the sweetest temperament.
- How To Pick Out The Perfect Macaw
[Pets:Birds] Three simple tips for how to pick out a Macaw that won't cause you troubles in the future. Including how to spot a lazy pet store owner, where to go to stay educated on training concepts, and how to not get stuck with a very sick bird.
- How A Tiny Bell On A String
[Pets:Birds] Discover how to quadruple the speed you can house train your dog by training your dog to ring a bell when he needs to go outside to go potty.
- Can You Scare A Macaw Into Talking?
[Pets:Birds] Unique article on how dealing with a Macaws emotions can effect it's ability to talk drastically.
- Flooding - A Bad Parrot Training Technique
[Pets:Birds] When I first decided to become a parrot trainer I read up on all sorts of training techniques from supposedly good parrot trainers. These trainer's birds were amazing. Their Green Wing Macaws were capable of jumping off the top of hotel roofs, without any restraints and would willingly fly down from the roof and land on their trainers hand.
- 4 Key Points On Cage Placement
[Pets:Birds] 4 tips on how to set up a cage for a Conure so they don't get overstressed.
- Tricks For Getting Macaws To Stop Biting
[Pets:Birds] My all time favorite species of parrot is the Macaw; more specifically the Blue and Gold Macaw. They're the most vibrant colored parrots, have an amazing ability to mimic joises with supreme clarity and if raised correctly, their temperament is right up there with the Cockatoo's. But unlike the Cockatoos, the Macaw doesn't become obsessed with human interaction and is MUCH more manageable.
- A Quicker Way To Train Parrots
[Pets:Birds] How to teach parrots to think quicker, and understand the commands you're trying to train them to do, without using food lures, and using similar techniques dolphin trainers use to work with animals they can't touch.
- How To Stop Your Parrot's Biting In 7 Days
[Pets:Birds] Tips on how to use unique parrot training techniques to stop parrots from biting, by getting a parrot to understand how to follow directions and cues from it's owner.
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