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Skills for Every Day How to Train a "Crazy" Dog!By Laura VanArendo... on 04/01/2008I like crazy dogs. I like over-the-top dogs, dogs that come bounding in biting at their leashes (or anything else they can cram into their mouths). I like rambunctious, nutty, go-getters that exhaust their owners. Those are my favorite dogs to train.  Aggressive Dogs: Nature or Nurture?By Aidan Bindoff on 03/01/2008"Aggressive dogs aren't born, they're raised that way." How many times have you heard this statement? Have you ever wondered how much truth there is to it?  Like to Write? Enter Our Training Recipe Contest!By KPCT on 03/01/2008Do you feel as comfortable with a pen as you do with a clicker? If you like to write, enter our training recipe contest. The winning article will be published here at clickertraining.com (including author byline and bio blurb with a link to your own website or other self-promotion). It's a great chance for you to show your stuff. The winner will also receive a $25 gift certificate to the clickertraining.com store.  What Makes a Reward Rewarding?By Kay Laurence on 02/01/2008"Reward your dog." We've heard this many, many times in many formats. It takes a lot of experience to get the best from a reward—where the reward delivers everything the dog needs in order to offer the behavior again and again, with passion. Managing Your Dog's Separation AnxietyBy Aidan Bindoff on 11/01/2007Dogs are pack animals. With human owners as the "pack," domesticated dogs naturally prefer the companionship of their humans. It's one thing to have your dog follow you around the house amiably, however; it's quite another to learn that your dog howls relentlessly when you're at work or defecates in the house to show his displeasure at your absence. When your dog's behavior in your absence seems extreme, he might be experiencing separation anxiety. |
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