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Thursday, 20 May 2010

Dog Training Forum

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Is Online Dog Training a Good Idea?

It only makes sense that with all the information and other stuff available on the internet that you can now try dog training online. While it may not be for everyone there is nothing wrong with checking out the hundreds of sites that offer different kinds of dog training advice. The nice thing about these sites is they cover a broad spectrum of training ideas for all different type of dog breeds. Instead of being locked into one type of training regimen you can choose something that fits you and the type of dog you have. Do take some of the sites with a grain of salt though. Some of them are more tongue in cheek, but that’s part of the fun. Training your dog should be an enjoyable experience. The point is to look through these sites and see what might work best for you. There is a good deal of free advice out there, but remember that free advice is not always the best advice. On the other side of the fence are web sites that offer paid services or training manuals. For the most part all of these are legitimate training methods and do what they say they do. But before you put down your hard earned money do some research into whatever program or downloadable e-book you are thinking of purchasing. There are people out there who are just trying to make a quick buck and offer very little to the online dog training world. Of course there are these types of people in all walks of life, not just the internet. Many online dog training sites offer videos and pictures which walk you through the steps needed to train your dog. This makes applying what you have read much easier to apply when you can actually see what the trainer is talking about. You can also find forums and interactive chat rooms on many of the same sites which allow you to talk to others who are using the program and ask and answer questions. One of the best features of an online dog training course is that you can go back over the material anytime you want because it is always instantly available on your computer. Many of these dog training websites also offer various dog training products that are used in some of their training techniques. If you desire to use them all you have to do is order whatever you need directly from them. Many people use the internet for all forms of things these days. If you own a dog and haven’t been able to get him to obedience training then online dog training may be the perfect way to spend some quality time with you dog and have some fun at the same time.
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Tuesday, 31 March 2009

Dog Training Forums

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I feel like a failure as a dog owner?

Im on this forum where ive been told im making things worse for my dog because she isnt housetrained yet.

We took her in when an old owner couldnt properly care for her and she was locked in a crate all day. She wasn't properly housetrained and was allowed to pee and poo in the house without any guidance. Over the last 9 months weve had her (she is now a year and a half) and ive been trying to house train her.

Shes my first dog and we live with my dad and sister. Im only 19 and i feel im the only one dedicating time to this. We managed to get her to stop going in her crate all together and in the day she occasionally will go to pee and poo on newspaper that i leave out.

Ive been told on the forum that this isnt house training and that it must be horrible for my dog.

I just feel so rubbish now, Really upset. I dont know, you guys all might agree but what do you think?


Going on newspaper isn't really housetraining (housetraining means they go outside) but for a dog like this it's a good first step. You can later move the newspaper outside to transition the dog to going outside. Have you tried the puppy pads, which are specially scented to attract the dog?

Also, a good method to housetrain an adult dog is to put the dog on a leash and take it around the house with you. That way you can monitor it the whole time and figure out when it needs to go, and take it out right away.

The thing that people have a problem with is when people start paper training 8-week-old puppies. Some people do this in the winter because it's "too cold" to take the dog outside.... then they act surprised and blame the dog when they have trouble retraining it to go outside in the spring.


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