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Learning to Walk with the Easy Walk Harness

December 5th, 2011

This is Daisy, our 75-pound yellow Labrador retriever, learning to walk with her new Easy Walk Harness. She’s a puller and we were amazed at how quickly she settled into the harness and into a much more pleasant walking routine. The leash attaches to the front of the harness, so “Dad” had to adjust, too, but as Daisy settled in, the walk became easy – and she stopped pulling – instantly! We love our Easy Walk harness and recommend it highly. The only thing I would change is that I would have bought it much sooner. To learn more about Daisy and her new harness, visit here: www.squidoo.com Click on our YouTube channel to see more videos of Daisy, including more about her Easy Walk Harness. Thanks for watching! Recorded on December 2, 2010 using a Flip Video camcorder.

Tags: easy, Harness, Learning, walk
Posted in Labrador Retriever | 2 Comments »

At 14 months playing with Mom and Baby Beagle’s Learning Zone

November 23rd, 2011

Callista at 14 months playing with Mom and Baby Beagle’s Learning Zone

Tags: baby, beagles, Learning, months, playing, Zone.
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Boxer Puppy Pebbles learning to sit……

October 27th, 2011

We got our first boxer, Pebbles, on Sept 15th 2009. She was a little stubborn when we were teaching her how to sit, but she finally got it.

Tags: 'Sit', boxer, Learning, Pebbles, Puppy
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Kato- Dog Aggressive German Shepherd Learning Focus Training

October 12th, 2011

An extreamly high energy high anxiety German Shepherd in need of some control. Owner had been drug on her stomach down the street when Kato took off after another dog. This session is after our focus training had it’s foundation. It makes the process go much easier.

Tags: Aggressive, focus, German, Kato, Learning, Shepherd, Training.
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Poodle Learning to Jump Rope

September 2nd, 2011

Charlie is still learning, and I’m still trying to figure out what I want him to do… this is after about 6 weeks of occasional practice (maybe 10-15 sessions)

Tags: jump, Learning, poodle, rope
Posted in Poodle | 6 Comments »

yorkie learning how to sit & turn

August 23rd, 2011

kisses 10 weeks old

Tags: Learning, Turn, Yorkie
Posted in Yorkshire Terrier | 25 Comments »

6 week old Dachshund learning to stack

June 27th, 2011

This is another 6 week old Dachshund puppy learning how to stack on a table.

Tags: Dachshund, Learning, Stack, Week
Posted in Dachshund | 4 Comments »

Boxer Puppy-9 weeks learning to Come, Stay and Sit

March 6th, 2011

Boxer Puppy-Mixie is currently learning lots of new tricks such as Come, Stay and Sit. She is extremely smart!

Tags: boxer, come, Learning, Puppy9, stay, weeks
Posted in Boxer | 2 Comments »

Learning About Labradors

January 16th, 2011

Learning About Labradors

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Labradors, or Labrador retrievers as they are often called, are wonderful, intelligent, gentle, beautiful, and helpful dogs. They are one of the most popular breeds in the United States, and indeed in many other countries too, because of their good nature and their gentle way with children and other animals. These are often very important traits in a family pet, and the main consideration when families are choosing a pet. A family or person may look for a dog to complete their family, or to bring them companionship. Some of the things that should be taken into consideration are what kind of dwelling the person lives in, how much time will be available to devote to the pet, and what might be the overall costs of the pet when it comes to food, veterinary care, and other expenses. There is never a guarantee that a pet will not become sick and require extra expenses, but researching animal breeds will help to determine which one is best overall for the person and his or her circumstances. But when it comes to dogs, the Labrador is one of the best for both individuals and families.

Labradors Are Large Dogs

Although Labradors are large dogs, they are not mean or dangerous at all, and in spite of their size, they make great family pets. They are strong and they are smart and are very devoted to their owners. But their size does pose some problems. In fact, people who live in apartments or those who do not have either a large yard or a place to walk their dog might not want to get a large dog, simply because of their size and energy level. For others that have more space, however, a Labrador is a good choice. They love to run and play and, although not mean by nature, they make good guard dogs. Although any dog can bite, Labradors are not known to display aggressive behavior, and they are generally very safe to have around the house, even when there are small children involved, as the dogs are very patient and loving.

A High Energy Dog

Labradors are very loveable and part of their charm is that they have a lot of energy, but if a new owner has not done their research, and is not expecting this, it could be a poor match. Because if they get one without understanding how energetic and playful these dogs are, especially as puppies, they can be upset by the amount of work that must go into the raising of the Labrador. A Labrador can also display a destructive nature if it isn’t given enough attention. Raised well and provided with room to run the Labrador is a good breed that will give a family or an individual many years of companionship and love, and this is usually what is most important for people who want pets.

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