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Hope Saidel - EzineArticles.com Expert Author
Hope Saidel is the co-owner of GollyGear, a bricks-and-mortar and online small dog shop featuring fun, affordable and practical products for small dogs. She has trained and competed in Obedience with small dogs for over a decade and is Registrar of the North Shore Dog Training Club.
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- Harness Your Dog!
[Pets:Dogs] Harnesses are the recommended restraint for most dogs these days. With so many sizes, varieties and styles on the market, choosing the right one can be difficult. Here are some tips for correct dog harness sizing, which harness is right for your dog, and how to put on your dog's harness.
- Getting Your Dog to Walk Nice!
[Pets:Dogs] Taking your dog for a walk doesn't have to mean getting your arm pulled out of the socket. Your dog can learn to walk politely by your side. All you need is patience, training and treats!
- Dealing With Your Hyperactive dog
[Pets:Dogs] If your dog is driving you nuts, this simple technique will help you cope with your hyperactive dog.
About six years ago we brought home an adorable, sleepy, five-week old puppy. We knew it was too early for her to leave her mother, but the dam had stopped feeding the pups and walked away. She was done with them, so the humans took over.
- Dog Training for Fun and Profit
[Pets:Dogs] You can teach your dog anything he's physically capable of if you know the tricks of the training trade.
- A Cure for Many Doggy Evils
[Pets:Dogs] Many of your dog's most irritating behaviors can be controlled when you teach her "leave it!" In just a few short training sessions, you'll be able to replace annoying behaviors with happy attention on you.
- "Stay" Means Stay!
[Pets:Dogs] Stay is one of the commands that can save your dog's life. Any dog can learn it and any owner can teach it.
- Holy Commandments for Your Dog
[Pets:Dogs] There are a few commands that every dog should know. One of the most important is "come." It could save her life.
- Is Your Dog Fat?
[Pets:Dogs] Obesity in dogs, like humans, leads to health problems. With just a few simple steps, you can bring your dog back to health.
- Crate Training is a Kindness
[Pets:Dogs] Dogs are, by nature, den animals. Crates provide safety and security while keeping them out of mischief!
- Housebreaking is an Absolute
[Pets] Every dog can be housebroken, with patience and consistency. And everyone will be happier for it.
- Who Really Is The Boss In Your House?
[Pets] If your dog is running your life chances are you're both miserable. Take charge and you'll both be happier.
- Smelly Dogs May Need Ablutions
[Pets:Dogs] Weekly grooming makes for a happy, healthy dog - not to mention a better-smelling one!
- Spite Isn't A Dog Thing - Separation Anxiety Is
[Pets:Dogs] Coming home to a dog's mess may be a signal that your dog suffers from separation anxiety. The behavior that may seem spiteful could be a sign of insecurity.
- It Takes a Village to Raise a Puppy
[Pets:Dogs] Raising a puppy can be difficult and frustrating, especially for first-time dog owners. No one should hesitate to ask for help.
- "Hybrid" Dog - Isn't That Just Another Word for Mutt?
[Pets:Dogs] "Designer" dogs and "hybrid" puppies are in the news, but crossbred dogs are still mongrels.
- Getting The Dog You Always Wanted
[Pets:Dogs] Just a couple five-minute sessions a day can turn your dog into the well-mannered pet you deserve.
- Should You Sleep with Your Dog?
[Pets:Dogs] Only you can decide if allowing your dog to sleep with you is right for you - and your dog.
- It's The Worst Possible Time for a Puppy
[Pets:Dogs] Adding a puppy to the family is an occasion of its own, worth celebrating.
- Taking Terrific Pictures of Your Dog
[Pets:Dogs] Taking terrific pictures of your dog requires a little planning, a little preparation, and a lot of patience. With a sense of humor and a handful of treats, anything is possible.
- Small Dogs Require Extra Care During the Holiday Season
[Pets:Dogs] Paying attention to your little dog can help keep everyone safe throughout the holiday season.
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