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Library Articles: Separation Anxiety

Setting Limits for Your Canine Companion

When it comes to our beloved pets, many people don’t like to set too many limits. Even the most strict of pet owners will usually admit that they like to spoil their pet sometimes, and of course, a little spoiling is okay.
However when not enough limits are set, several problems can arise. Firstly, the fact […]

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Socialization is Not Just for Fun

Socializing your dog is a very important aspect toward having a well-adjusted, well-behaved pet. Of course, it’s also usually fun to take your dog for walks, to the park or even for a ride in the car. But even if you don’t particularly enjoy taking your dog places, it’s still important to get him out […]

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Do You Have Reservations for Your Pet?

                                                                                                                             
After thirteen years of being self-employed as a dog trainer, I’ve gotten used to the seasonal fluctuations of owning a business, many of which are completely unforeseeable even after all this […]

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Schedule Changes for Dogs and Puppies

When the lazy days of summer begin to come to an end, many people’s schedules undergo big changes. While temperatures may still be a little bit summery, many people’s schedules will not.
For many teachers, students and parents, the beginning of the school year brings about a big change in schedule. Instead of being at home […]

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Should You Get a Dog for Your Dog?

Many people consider getting another dog because they want a friend and companion for the dog they already have. In some cases, this can be a great idea… assuming that the family also wants an additional pet for themselves. Not only because they think the dog wants a dog.
Before making the decision to get another […]

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Helping Your Dog or Puppy Adjust to a Change in Schedule

As the beginning of the school calendar draws near, many people’s schedules change. Those who work in schools, as well as parents, students and others, will have a much different schedule than during the lazy days of summer. Other times of year may also cause significant changes in schedule, such as a new job or […]

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Dog & Puppy Chewing Problems

Chewing is an issue which occurs most often with puppies, but sometimes adult dogs have this problem too.
Puppies tend to explore the world with their mouths. A shoe with an interesting odor?… Let’s see what it tastes like! However, while chewing and exploring are normal for puppies, humans should not simply accept the behavior.
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Special Dog Training Tips for Teacher’s Pets

When summer or other time off draws nearer, there is a certain scent of promise in the air… only a few more weeks till school’s out!
These are times of year when many teachers and other school personnel may start considering a new dog or puppy. After all, when could be a better time to […]

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Timid or Shy Dogs

Some dogs are boisterous, outgoing and brave. Others are more timid and shy.
Just like people, each dog has their own personality. Sometimes these differences can be a matter of genetics (nature), or can be learned through their life experiences (nurture). Whether it’s nature, nurture, or a combination of both, you can help your timid or […]

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Home Alone… Training Tips for Dog’s Separation Anxiety

Separation anxiety is a problem wherein a dog is very anxious when left alone. Symptoms can include: whimpering, salivating, barking, housebreaking accidents, chewing, excessive licking, scratching or digging. Some dogs may even show symptoms when owners go into another room, or to throw out the trash!
This can be very upsetting for pet owners as […]

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