Ramp Training Guide Socialization Exercise Step by Step
Ramp Training Guide Socialization Exercise Step by Step
The training tips in Ramp Training Guide Socialization Exercise Step by Step are designed to allow your pet to become comfortable with an incline as well as the ramp. This is suited for puppies over 10 weeks old and dogs of any age.
Ramps are good for a dog who:
1) Needs assistance climbing steps,
2) Is in training for obstacle courses, or
3) Needs assistance getting in and out of vehicles (the back of an SUV for example).
We are painfully aware sometimes that the communication we want, need, and really do require to keep our pets happy does not happen in human words. We use human words to speak to them but they cannot reciprocate with human words. There’s only one option: you’ve got to learn to speak their language, be that Pekinese, Boxer, Golden, or Chihuahua.
Door darting is common if your dog has an adventurous spirit and often takes you on a game of chase, while you are trying to get to work or an appointment.
Today we are gathering a list of blog posts to use as a guide to Summer Dog Health Training Tips. These are previously published topics we would like to have an easy guide to revisit or share for the first time with our new families.
Pet Massage Demonstration Dr Sarah is a video with instructions, discussion about benefits, and a demonstration of massaging your dog. This is a good idea any time of the year, but, especially during stressful times such as the holidays.
Although there are some dog owners who think along the “alpha-pack-dog” lines when it comes to affection, here at Wisteria Goldens, we really know our English Cream Retrievers, and we know these dogs are the very essence of affection and the desire to please. Returning their natural instincts with anything other than affection would break their sweet spirits and we are all about nurturing and bonding with our dogs. We hug all of our dogs and they love it!
Occasionally we are asked about the English Cream Golden Retriever’s IQ and we would like to discuss the facts about our dog’s intelligence. There are many IQ tests online which state you can test your dog’s IQ by simply timing a few exercises to see how long it will take your dog to correctly respond to each test. If you follow any of these tests, which we don’t recommend, we'd like you to consider revising the definition of the test results.
We would like to help you avoid the 3 Mistakes Most Pet Parents Make with this Communication Building discussion. Communication Building is a process of teaching your dog the behaviors you want and gradually expanding on the mode of relaying your desires using sound (verbal commands), movement (hand gestures, eye contact, & body language), and rewards (treats, toys, quality time together).