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Reader Question: How Do You Stop A Dog From Peeing On The Carpet?
Here are some tips for new dog owners who are trying to housebreak a new puppy or older dog. The most important parts: schedules and routines, crates & kennels, rewards and praises, and learning to interpret your dog's signals. Plus, see the times when most dogs have to go outside to relieve themselves.
Dogs Who Like Sticks... May Uproot Your Trees!
Our dogs love to chew on sticks. Much like they like to snap open the shells of peanuts and spit out the crumbs. Here's a little story about one of our dog's and his personal mission to de-shrub our backyard!
Teaching Your Dog To Pray
Here's how to teach your dog to pray.
Can Your Dog Help You Find The TV Remote?
Jersey -- an American Eskimo dog -- loved the remote control. Actually he loved to BRING me the remote control unit. Somehow, early in his puppyhood, I must've given him so much praise one time for 'bringing it to me' that he actually begged for occasions in which he could 'bring me the remote'.
Cute Puppy Pictures
Check out this collection of newborn and tiny puppy pictures. They're from a bunch of different breeds, but they're all of the 'cute & cuddly' variety...
Dog Saying Prayers In Bed
We taught our dog to put his chin to the ground and stay in that position until we say 'Amen.' It's toooooo cute! This is our dog Jersey saying prayers on our bed.
Teach Your Dog To 'Tell Me'
We use 'Tell me' whenever we want our dog to get our attention about something. This is helpful when getting your dog used to the idea that he must 'tell you' when he needs to go outside, when there's a stranger nearby, when he's hungry, when the water bowl is empty, when the mail has arrived, etc.
How To Teach Your Dog To Stay
Stay is one of the most important commands you will ever teach your dog. Here's how to teach your dog to stay.
