Gun Dog Training Equipment

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What would be the best type of event for my dog?

I am looking for something fun to train my dog in after school, at least, when school starts. I have a 2 year old Lab named Angie who has no hip problems and is pretty easy to train. I can throw a ball really far (70 feet), if that helps. And she'll catch it on the first bounce. Jumping and stamina are no problem. She's jumped a 4 foot high jump and will fetch for an hour non-stop. But she hates guns and is not to good at tracking. She goes freako for a tennis ball, their her favorite. But she won't handle a frisbee soft enough to not break it in half. She'll work good with other dogs, once she knows them, or as long as I'm around. We tried agility, but I don't have the right obstacles and can't buy any. I'm not going to enter her in any competitions any time soon, but I want something to train her in. I have two homemade agility jumps and a ramp left from my agility equipment (started out with 5 jumps and a see-saw). Please Help Me!!!

Go for agility! Me and my mutt, Butch, go outside every day to do our jumps I set up in our spacious backyard (lucky to have an enormous backyard!). I run alongside him and go around the jumps, and he sails over them like they're nothing. I think he'll only be able to jump 5 ft high or 5 ft wide, but for now we can jump as long and tall as 4ft long and 2 ft high. It really is amazingly fun and we love it! Best of luck!

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Cat Training Spray

How to train a cat to stop biting and scratching?

my cat is about more than 8 months a male.
he is wild! He jumps toward you and bites and scratches!
every time we walk by him he bites our feet and scratches!
we discipline him by an occasional little hit (which i don't like to do but is the last resort), spray bottle of cold water doesn't really work.i have to train him fast or else he will be brought back to the shelter!
i din't adopt him my parents did i don't wanna bring him back to the place he is neutered

Sounds like my cat.
I'll keep looking at this post because I've tried the water bottle thing too and it only helps a little.
Another thing you could try is rolled up newspaper. Roll up a few peices of newspaper to make it into a belt and swat him with it when he bites you. The newspaper doesn't hurt but they don't like the noise that comes with the swatting.

The only other solution is to keep toys handy for when he wants to play. Distract him with the toys because all he really is trying to do is play ..

Try to stop hitting him though. You want him to be pleased by your touch, not scared of them.

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Nail clipping (A good dog is a trained dog come answer please :))?

I just rang my local vet and they are wanting to charge $26au for a nail clipping, to me, this seems a little steep. How much to you pay and I want "A good dog is a trained dog" to answer aswell please, as you live in Perth too and would like to know where you go and how much you pay.

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I would eventually like to do it myself, but I hae never done it before and would prefer a vet or vet nurse to show me exactly what to do.
OK ill consider doing it myself... one question... luckily most of his nails are clear, but he has two black ones... whats the best way to approach those ones with out getting the wick?
I have noticed his nails are strangely thick, thicker than any of my other dogs I've had.
I'd prefer to be shown first, so im on the hunt for a groomer now, I'll get them to use both a clipper and a dremel, see how he takes to both.
Thanks every one for the advise and hopefully soon I'll be doing it myself :)

I get them done for free because I do them myself. It helps a lot. But I've heard vets charging upwards of $40 to $50 for a clipping because it's a "vet visit".

ALERT DOG TRAINING,PERTH,W.AUSTRALIA


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