Six Facts You Need to Know to Raise a Perfect Puppy
Chronic Commissions: Software for building an online income empire /p Click Here! Fact #1: Forget about alpha and pack. A nine year old child, or a 85 year old grandparent in a wheelchair, can teach and control any dog by following a few, simple, kind rules. There is an excellent, simple way to teach your puppy, and it has nothing to do with alpha or dominance. As neat as it sounds, your family...
March 5th, 2011 by AT
**iPhone 3Gs Video ** Part 2: Teach your Dog to Walk on Human, Motorized Treadmill
Remember Duchess? that cute dog who was afraid to step onto the treadmill? Follow this link for Part 1, the initial story. Success! Click the links below to watch 2 different videos of Duchess walking on the motorized treadmill. Alan J Turner How’s Bentley Dog Training – Memphis TN Tweet This Post
January 7th, 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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When Can I Start Training My New Puppy?
Your puppy’s training starts the minute you bring that little furry critter home! At this age, your concerns will be house training, play biting and socialization. However, you can introduce a young pup to basic commands: look, here, and sit. Just make sure your expectations are realistic, and be kind. Puppies and dogs do not ever need to be spanked! Follow this link to see a video of Harry,...
December 18th, 2009 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
Your Choice- Obnoxious Dog or Well Mannered Pet
Every day, I speak with clients about meeting their dogs’ basic needs. Most of us assume our dogs are getting plenty of exercise and stimulation when the dogs are alone (or with other dogs) in a large fenced area. The dog is in the great outdoors, so she must be getting enough exercise, right? Wrong. This is not usually the case, unless you have a turbo Jack Russell Terrier, like the one pictured...
November 26th, 2009 by AT
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Short Dog Training Sessions Should End With Success
I always ask my clients to practice with their dogs during short sessions throughout the day. For puppies and dogs that are learning look and sit (the first 2 commands), I recommend 5 sessions each day, for 60 seconds per session. As the dog is introduced to more commands, such as here, stay and down, the sessions will be longer. How you end the longer sessions makes a difference! Cool down before...
November 25th, 2009 by AT
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Limitations of Rewards Based Dog Training
Animals that already own rewards will not perform behaviors to receive the same rewards they already own. Animals that receive rewards without any behavioral requirements will not examine and modify their own behaviors in order to receive the same rewards they already have. This means dog training success via positive reinforcement depends on your ability to Identify - Manage –...
November 25th, 2009 by AT
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Inappropriate Elimination Questionnaire- for Dogs that were Previously House Trained and Inside Elimination Represents a Change in Behavior
Sometimes I see clients whose dogs were previously house trained, but recently started eliminating inside. The causes can range from medical or dietary issues, attention seeking behaviors, to anxiety and fearful behaviors. You’ll need to determine the root cause before you can fix it. Here is the inappropriate inside elimination questionnaire that I use for remote house training consultations....
November 23rd, 2009 by AT
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What Size and Type of Crate Should I Choose for My Puppy?
Crate Selection There are several styles of crates on the market. Some are large metal cages and others are tents or plastic carriers. Tents and crates made of fabric can easily be destroyed by an active puppy. Some dogs have a difficult time relaxing in the metal cages because they are constantly monitoring the environment outside the cage. Since they can see in all directions, every...
November 6th, 2009 by AT
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