Monday, December 10, 2012
Need your dog to stay out of the baby's room or any other room that you may not want them in? Here is a great video on how to teach some boundaries!
Dixie and the family participated in the Parade Of Lights last night to help represent Basset Hound Rescue of North Texas! Check out all the great Basset Hounds!! What a wonderful time we all had!
http://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.451567731569808.102089.109655375761047&type=1
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Common Dog Training Mistakes
This is a great article about some things not to do while training your dog. One of my favorites!
http://www.whole-dog-journal.com/issues/10_5/features/Positive_Dog_Training_15931-1.html?s=FB1232012
http://www.whole-dog-journal.com/issues/10_5/features/Positive_Dog_Training_15931-1.html?s=FB1232012
We had a great seminar with Harris Parkway Animal Hospital! Everyone learned so much and we came away with some great exercise techniques to help our mature and senior dogs! The exercises have done wonders on Dixie's little knee and Glacier's hips! Thank you Dr. Young and Rachel for all the wonderful information!
Rachel and I want to thank The Elkins of "Taming the Wild Side" for hosting us this afternoon at their fabulous dog training center. We got to share the exciting things that we are doing with canine rehab (physical therapy). Thanks for a great time. Dr Young
Rachel and I want to thank The Elkins of "Taming the Wild Side" for hosting us this afternoon at their fabulous dog training center. We got to share the exciting things that we are doing with canine rehab (physical therapy). Thanks for a great time. Dr Young
Always Treat!
Remember failing to provide treats or some sort of reinforcement for your dog when training is like you going to work without receiving a paycheck. How long will you continue working?
Monday, November 26, 2012
Canine Rehab and Pet First Aid Seminar
Come join Taming the Wild Side and Dr. Robert Young along with Rachel West RVT, CCRA with Harris Parkway Animal Hospital for a seminar about Canine Rehabilition! Learn how range of motion exercises and stretches can help not only the canine athelete but also the family dog before a walk or hike.
Learn what laser treatment is and how it promotes healing. Learn what exercises are beneficial for senior dogs, hip dysplasia, and arthritis. Learn what exercise equipment to use and what is available for pet owners.
Dr. Young will also touch on supplements and Pet First Aid! This event is without your dog but we will have great demonstrations!
Come join us for this educational and information filled afternoon, Saturday, December 1st from 4:30 to 6:30. $10.00 per person. We will have 15 slots available, reserve yours now!
Sign up here: http://www.supersaas.com/schedule/Taming_The_Wild_Side/T_Touch
Learn what laser treatment is and how it promotes healing. Learn what exercises are beneficial for senior dogs, hip dysplasia, and arthritis. Learn what exercise equipment to use and what is available for pet owners.
Dr. Young will also touch on supplements and Pet First Aid! This event is without your dog but we will have great demonstrations!
Come join us for this educational and information filled afternoon, Saturday, December 1st from 4:30 to 6:30. $10.00 per person. We will have 15 slots available, reserve yours now!
Sign up here: http://www.supersaas.com/schedule/Taming_The_Wild_Side/T_Touch
Components Must Be fully Trained Before Combining!
Are you trying to train a great stay, a better sit or a better down? Your dog will sit or down on cue but now you would like to add a little distance or distractions, remember if you are working on distractions, don't try to add distance from your dog. If you are adding distance then don't add distractions yet. Each of these components must be trained seperately and they must be strong before you try and put them together and combine them! Trained in small steps you and your dog will enjoy training much more and the behaviors will strengthen faster!!
Too Little Sleep Can Cause Behavior Issues
Did you know that dogs that have erratic sleep cycles can be pushed to exhaustion? Dogs require 17 hours of sleep but if it is a restime that continues to be interuppted by small children, multiple energetic dogs, or if your dogs lives in the yard, constant stimulation of sounds, sights and smells from the neighborhood or even wildlife in the area can cause sleep deprivation. Why is this important? Dogs that don't have the time to rest and refuel from play and training will usually become more stressed and may have more behavior problems such as barking, digging, aggression and jumping! Help your dog become stable, balanced and relaxed, allow them to have their area to rest and sleep uninterrupted.
Friday, November 16, 2012
Canine Rehab and Pet First Aid Seminar
Canine Rehab and Pet First Aid Seminar: Come join Taming the Wild Side and Dr. Robert Young along with Rachel West RVT, CCRA with Harris Parkway Animal Hospital for a seminar about Canine Rehabilition! Learn how range of motion exercises and stretches can help not only the canine athelete but also the family dog before a walk or hike. Learn what laser treatment is and how it promotes healing. Learn what exercises are beneficial for senior dogs, hip dysplasia, and arthritis. Learn what exercise equipment to use and what is available for pet owners. Dr. Young will also touch on supplements and Pet First Aid! Come join us for this educational and information filled afternoon, Saturday, December 1st from 4:30 to 6:30. $10.00 per person. We will have 15 slots available, reserve yours now!
Sign up here: http://www.supersaas.com/schedule/Taming_The_Wild_Side/T_Touch
Sign up here: http://www.supersaas.com/schedule/Taming_The_Wild_Side/T_Touch
Saturday, November 10, 2012
Dixie Again!
Teaching Dixie to down on an agility table last night. In the beginning she just wanted to sit on it and wave at me!! Training a basset is so much fun but she did finally get it!!
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