Showing posts with label training. Show all posts
Showing posts with label training. Show all posts

Wednesday, September 9, 2009

Owner guide - Train your poodle

Give your poodle patient and consistent training. They are very trainable and eager to please, but tend to be sensitive and don’t respond well to harsh training methods.

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Thursday, July 23, 2009

DOG FAQ - Choosing a Poodle for Family Adult or Puppy?

Adaptation of a grown Poodle could be difficult, specially for a rookie owner, and if his origins are unknown. If you are thinking about taking your Poodle to an exhibition, then a grown Poodle is easier to be appreciated than a puppy. But a dog that has spent most of his life in a pound, will surely have enough troubles to settle down domestically.

Some studies show there is a period of socialization among young dogs between six and thirteen weeks, where human presence is needed. The more attention they receive during this period, the sooner they will adapt to their new home. Dogs living at a pound during their first months, have never been properly educated, and this could be a major threat for their future training.

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Tuesday, July 21, 2009

DOG FAQ - What dog toy or training equipment should I buy for the new Poodle puppy?

Be sure the dog toys you buy are not risky. Always buy a big ball to prevent him to swallow it accidentally. The rubber rings are very useful for training, you can throw them for some distance, and order your dog to bring them back. They are not risky, but try to avoid your dog chewing them. The instinct of a young dog to bite is normal, and should be encouraged properly, because if not, furniture and shoes could be destroyed by the Poodle puppy's teeth. Give him an old pair of rubber slippers, or buy some toys that some shops sell for this purpose. You should never forget a good dog house.

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Monday, July 6, 2009

DOG FAQ - I have heard about litter box training a toy poodle. Is this possible?

Toy poodles are very smart and easy to train and seem to acclimate easily to litter box training. This can prove to be a perfect solution for dogs raised in a condo, apartment, or just without an access to a yard or doggie door while away. It also allows pets to be kept inside during weather extremes like snow or excessive heat. Also this is great for tiny teacups!

Poodle - Dog Lover

Sunday, June 21, 2009

TRAINING

Poodles are great students - they poses intelligence and enthusiasm required for successful training. Poodle training can be rough at times as poodles are very sensitive and very intelligent, meaning they will pay great attention to every last detail. If you are angry or upset, they will know and act accordingly - don't train if you are in a bad mood. Keep it playful and cheerful. The highest priority for new poodle puppy is usually house training. The good news is that poodles are a relatively easy breed to potty train.

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