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Free Dog Training Tip #1 – Keep Your Dog Out The Kitchen

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Video 5: Doggy Dan’s 5 Day Course: Day 5 – Holiday Training

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Video 4: Doggy Dan’s 5 Day Course: Day 4 – People Aggression

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Video 3: Doggy Dan’s 5 Day Course: Day 3 – Dog Aggression

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Video 2: Doggy Dan’s 5 Day Course: Day 2 – Puppy Training

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Video 1: Doggy Dan’s 5 Day Course: Day 1 – Pulling on the Leash

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Doggy Dan’s 5 Day Course: Introduction to Dog Training

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Stop Your Puppy Jumping Up

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Learning how to stop a puppy from jumping up is something you need to get onto straight away. Puppies jumping up are a very natural thing that they do when they are little – to get attention – and in the wild to get fed by licking the Mother’s face to encourage food to be regurgitated. Showing your puppy that it does not get attention when it jumps is something that you should encourage from a very early age. Often it can seem like fun when a puppy is very small but when your dog grows to 35kg and can jump 5 foot high it is not so funny. If you do not stop the jumping when your puppy is little then when your puppy turns into a larger dog it soon turns into a more dominant display of demanding your attention! If your puppy is jumping up, simply turn and walk away. Ignore your puppy, no eye contact, no speaking and no touching. Continue to ignore and then after your puppy has calmed down, wait for 5 minutes and then call your puppy to you. If your puppy does not stop then isol...

Older Dog Toileting Inside

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So your older dog is toileting inside and you don’t understand why? Okay. Let me explain. First of all I should confirm that what we are talking about here is a dog that has already been toilet trained and has achieved this for a considerable period of time say more than 6 months. We also need to be sure that the dog is not so old that it is incontinent or sick. If none of the above are the case and you feel that it is behavioral then I can assure you it most likely is and the problem is simply this. Your dog is 99.98% the DNA of a wolf. For a minute think of your dog as a wolf, in cute doggy clothing. The way your dog still works and thinks is still like a wolf! Now the chance of you actually being the pack leader is very slim. Believe me….if you want to check out to see if you are the pack leader then there is an amazing video web site where you can see how you fair! Anyway back to the toileting in the house, in the wild if a wolf puppy was lost and needed to find their way ho...