My Dog Pulls: Polite Dog Walking on Leash
Stop your dog from pulling on walks! Say, I have another web site site with information about teaching a dog or puppy to walk nicely on a lead. The name of the my site is My Dog Pulls. Alan J Turner – How’s Bentley – Memphis Dog Trainer Group Dog Obedience Mini Courses Collierville, Germantown,Bartlett, TN Tweet This Post
January 22nd, 2010 by AT
New Year Resolution for Your Dog
Take 2, 20 Minute Walks each day. In addition to the obvious exercise benefits for you and your dog, walks build relationships. Many people avoid walks because their dogs pull. Teaching a dog to walk nicely is easy – if you have the right tools! Visit My Dog Pulls for tips and equipment. The Canny Collar is a wonderful easy-to-use head collar. If your dog can’t wear a head collar, consider...
January 1st, 2010 by AT
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2012 Group Services Calendar & Enrollment Form- How’s Bentley Memphis TN
HOW’S BENTLEY 2012 GROUP DOG OBEDIENCE 2010 Beginner Mini -Course SCHEDULE and Single Group Sessions - NEW Online Enrollment Form If you would rather not enroll online, click this link for a group enrollment form that you may print and fax. Collierville Pet Hospital PDF Enrollment Form Mini Course is 3 Sessions, $90 – Submit a $30 non-refundable deposit and completed form to hold your spot. Beginner...
December 14th, 2009 by AT
How’s Bentley Enrollment Forms – Group and Private Dog Training Services
Click Here for Group Mini Course Schedule, Details and Enrollment Forms: Click Here for Private Services Enrollment Form How’s Bentley – Memphis TN Tweet This Post
November 28th, 2009 by AT
How’s Bentley Group Dog Obedience: Mini Course Syllabus – Beginner Course
How’s Bentley Mini Course Syllabus – Beginner Course For all friendly, vaccinated, puppies and dogs 16 weeks or older COURSE FEE & LENGTH – $90, 3 weekly sessions, 60 minutes each By Reservation only:- Click Here to reserve your spot -Online Enrollment Form DOGS - 3 -5 dogs per class – all friendly, vaccinated puppies and dogs over 16 weeks may attend. PEOPLE –...
November 28th, 2009 by AT
How’s Bentley Group Dog Obedience: Mini Course
Look, Here, Sit, Stay, Down, Place Group Mini Course Syllabus & Notes Group Dog Obedience Mini-Course 3, 1-hour Sessions – $90 If your dog will always look when you ask, come when called, sit on command, stay in one area, go to place, and lie down, you have a well trained dog. Teaching these basic commands resolves many normal annoying behaviors such as jumping up, racing out...
November 4th, 2009 by AT
Forget About Stopping Your Dog’s Naughty Jumping Behaviors with a Knee in the Chest
Yorkshire Terrier, Cody Many of my clients become engrossed, almost obsessed, with the notion of stopping their puppies or dogs from performing some obnoxious or naughty behaviors. They believe that teaching a dog what “NO” means, is the method to train. That, my friend, is a long and rocky path, which can spiral into trouble and frustration. You will succeed much quicker if you focus on: preventing...
September 15th, 2009 by AT
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How to Teach Teach your Collierville TN Golden Retriever Dog or Puppy to Stay
Stay I use stay as a temporary command whenever I want Bentley to remain in one spot for a brief period. This is useful if I drop or spill something and want to pick it up without being “mugged” or bothered by a curious dog. When I ask Bentley to stay, I am saying, “Please remain in this location. I am going to leave or perform some task. I will come back to you and give you a reward for...
September 12th, 2009 by AT
Teach Your Memphis Labrador Retriever to Respond to Your First Command
Some of my clients repeat a cue or command to their Memphis labrador retriever puppy or dog many times, either in efforts to get the behaviors, or to keep the behaviors. For example, many people repeat the word sit when their dogs don’t sit on the first command. Saying stay…stay…stay… while walking away and extending your hand out like a stop signal is another common example. I have a...
September 7th, 2009 by AT
Barking Dog? Resolutions ** Danger! ** Do Not Use an Anti Bark Collar on Your Dog or Puppy, without reading this first!
Okay, so your dog is barking and you have the perfect, initial solution; buy one of those anti bark dog collars, right? WRONG! Please do not misunderstand, I agree there are situations when an anti bark collar is a good choice, but spraying a dog with citronella, sounding a tone, (or using an e-collar ) are never at the top of my list of tools and solutions for barking. Anti bark collars address the...
May 30th, 2009 by AT
















