Six days after first being introduced to the treadmill, which I keep in my bedroom, Carmen the Black Lab, a 7-year old, 85 lb.-beauty, has gotten to the point where she hops on the treadmill three or four times a day just for something to DO. It’s been icy and rainy out this week and she isn’t getting her usual outdoor walks. When the weather’s good, out we go, but even if she does get her walks during the day she loves to go on the treadmill before bed, right after I take my turn in the morning, or any time I invite her on board. Today she did over a mile. Cesar Millan would be proud!
Yeah, this dog is a yellow purebred labrador retriever puppy with a brown nose and green eyes. it’s a male. and it was in the animal shelter about 5-6 months ago. please if you happen to know this dog, please tell me. thanks!
I just bought a golden retriever and I want to train her to do some tricks. Is it difficult?Where can I find sites that would teach me on dog training. Thanks.
Learn information, tips and techniques on how to teach your lab to sit on command in this free video clip. Expert: Melanie McLeroy Contact: www.taurusdogtraining.com Bio: Melanie McLeroy co-owns the award winning Taurus Training dog training facility in Austin, Texas. She is also certified in animal CPR and first aid. Filmmaker: EV studios
PRICE LIST PROMO: Dog Obedience Training: BASIC OBEDIENCE (ON LEASH ) Php 8880 inclusive dog food for one month training ADVANCED OBEDIENCE ( OFF LEASH ) Php 15000 inclusive dog food for one month training only. if your dog extend for another month you will bring dog food You will pay extra charge Php 1500 for: Bathing Bathing & Brushing Ear Trim & Cleaning Leg & Toe Trim Nail Trim etc. OBEDIENCE COMMANDS: * Dogs Name – Informal recall * “Good” – Conditioned reward * “No” – Conditioned aversive * “Off” – Don’t touch with mouth or paws. Very useful for building the dog’s attention span. Can be used to focus the dog in highly distracting conditions. * “heel” ( to walk with the dog’s shoulder next to the handlers leg) * “Take it” – the dog can take the food or toy * “Sit” – to sit * “Down” – to lay down * “Take your Toy” (or name of toy) – to retrieve ( Optional if the dog have retrieving skills ) * “Drop” -to release the toy or other objects ( Optional if the dog have a retrieving skills ) * “Easy” – to stop at the end of the leash and wait for you, or to come back to you and wait Can also be used to focus the dog to you in highly distracting circumstances. Not to take food forcefully. * “In and Out” – to go Inside/outside * “Place” – “Kennel Up” – “Bed” – To go in to crate * “Place” – “Bed” – to go lay down on a dog bed, rug, towel, et.. * “Quiet” – to be quiet * “wait” – Low level stay command * “Stay” – Can not move until another formal command is given * “Come” or “Here …
I am getting a new lab – he’s 5 weeks now. I have trained a few of my dogs in the past with easy things like shake, play dead, heal, roll-over, etc. With the lab, I would like to train him to be a gun dog for hunting. What is a good way to train him for reacting to gun fire? Is there a test other than shooting around him to get him used to it? Is there a good book to recommend? Thanks!
I don’t have him yet, and will wait until he is around 8 weeks old so he can have more time to socialize with his littermates (9 of them).
i recently bought a labrador retreiver puppy and hes good with childrena nd very playful but now and then he chews things but not just chewing he bites down hard and those things happen to be my arms, my legs, my ankles, my toes. i cant get him to stop and i was wondering if anyone had any suggestions
Learn information, tips and techniques on how to teach your lab to stay in this free video clip. Expert: Melanie McLeroy Contact: www.taurusdogtraining.com Bio: Melanie McLeroy co-owns the award winning Taurus Training dog training facility in Austin, Texas. She is also certified in animal CPR and first aid. Filmmaker: EV studios