Dogs Saying Prayers – How To Teach Your Dog To Pray
A fun dog trick that's really cute! Here's how to teach your dog to pray...
A fun dog trick that's really cute! Here's how to teach your dog to pray...
The command 'Toes' helps whenever you need to clean muddy paws after your dog has been playing outside. Or, when you need to dry off wet paws after a bath. Or, when you want to trim your dog's toenails! Here's how to teach your dog to give you his toes -- on command.
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.
Maybe your dog needs to get a bit more exercise these days, but he doesn't really enjoy playing with toys... Maybe you're trying to get your dog 'ready' for agility training... Maybe you just want to find a new way to interact with your dog by incorporating something FUN into his daily routine... Whatever your motivation, here's how to get your dog interested in a brand new toy -- to the extent that he will do almost anything to be able to play with that toy.
Maggie was featured on Animal Planet for her counting skills.
What do you do when your dog loves to play with a ball, but he won't give the ball up in a game of catch? Here's a quick trick... Works every time!
Watch as 'Skid Boot' the dog follows orders from his trainer, David... to a tee! This video contains a scene from Pet Stars on Animal Planet.
Here's how to set things up so your dog will succeed. Why?... Because when a dog fails at something, he's less likely to want to try it again. And when learning a new trick or behavior, no dog succeeds every time -- especially in the beginning. So it's up to you to make sure your dog succeeds from the very start. Here's how...
Here's a great dog stunt... for anyone who's daring enough to try it with their own dog!
We taught our dogs to 'shake' their fur on command. This is great whenever they're wet after a bath or a walk in the rain, or after a doggie roll on the ground where his fur has collected bits of everything that was in the grass. Here's how we taught our dogs to 'shake'...