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This video shows how to keep your dog out of the kitchen — a very common problem — and the solution is amazingly simple!

**** LEARN DOG PSYCHOLOGY FOR KEEPING YOUR DOG OUT OF AN AREA:

If you follow the simple steps below then keeping your dog out of an area by using a simple command should not be a complicated process.

MAKE IT CLEAR — Before you start getting annoyed that your dog keeps walking into kitchen make sure that you dog actually understands where the line is! So many people have an imaginary line that is constantly moving

USE TAPE TO MAKE THE LINE CLEAR — If you are really struggling then the use of a baby gate can be a very useful temporary training tool

TRAIN YOUR DOG TO DO WHAT YOU WANT — If you want it to stay out the kitchen then you will have to put a bit of time at first into training your dog

CHOOSE A WORD THEN PRACTICE — You can use food treats to train or just clear commands Isolation — If your dog has learnt the word but is insisting on being disobedient then you can always use The Everyday Isolation Technique to isolate them when they set foot in the area

USE AS LITTLE ENERGY AS NECESSARY — Try to stay as calm as possible and move your back over the line that you are asking with as little fuss as possible but making it clear and immediate

AVOID EYE CONTACT — Remember to avoid eye contact as this actually calls your dog over to you

CONSISTENCY — You must reinforce the rule all the time and not just some of the time

Try to set your dog up so that it is able to see you — If you try to set your dog up where they are unable to see you then it is much harder. Whilst this is possible you should take your time trying to reach this level — remember Step By Step!

DOG PSYCHOLOGY – TRAINING YOUR DOG TO STAY OUTDOORS:

As with the above you will train your dog the same way except for when your dog is allowed in and you say the release command such as the “OK Command” or “Inside”.

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The Story of Bacchus

Finally the farmer announced he would have Bacchus destroyed as he was unsafe. I was unhappy about this because I knew Bacchus and believed he was not fundamentally a bad dog. In any event I already had two dogs and a large building I could use as a kennel so I said I would take him.

Do We Rescue Dogs or Do Dogs Rescue Us?

The common notion among people who love dogs and dedicate themselves to doing something about abandoned dogs or dogs victims of human cruelty in its many manifestations is that they are the dogs rescuers. Yes, they are, and they certainly help these poor animals as much as they can to become part of other caring families or facilities that will provide them with the love and attention to their needs that they deserve. But, is that all?

Dog Care During The Winter Season

Winter can be challenging for humans but even more so for pets. This article discusses the dangers of winter concerning your pet and how to ensure your pet is well cared for during this Winter season.

Dog Training Tips – Point To Point Finding an Item

During the initial stages of the training, each exercise must be planned so that the wind carries a smell to the dog, enabling him to detect it very shortly after the exercise begins. This is done by placing the retrieving dummy, with attached smell, on the ground in an open area, and concealing it in very light cover such as grass or other vegetation. Next, at least two other small piles of the same material or cover, not containing a retrieving dummy or smell, should be placed about three metres away on each side of the smell.

My Dog, the Philosopher?

A dog can show love, anger, fear, hurt feelings, and can communicate their needs but they are all different, as well. Dogs can either be out-going (extroverted) or loners (introverted) which brings a question to mind that sparked my curiosity. If a dog is introverted do they have introspection?