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Biting Behaviors

Even though biting is considered as a normal behavior, you should also keep in mind that when dogs get older, it could pose a serious risk to others including yourself.

The problem with this is as the dog gets older, they weigh more. The more the dogs weigh, the more dangerous jumping on people can be. Since there are lots of people that don’t like dogs, they will not appreciate one jumping on them and possibly knocking them down. Whatever the case, once you find out your dog has OCD, it’s important to get them help immediately so that they can live a normal life

One of the easiest solutions to this issue is to get your dog a variety of dog toys that they can chew on. Using these toys can teach them what they can chew on and what they cannot. Plus, having a variety of dog toys for them to chew on will keep them occupied.

The best time to teach him not to jump on other people is when the dog is still young. It’s easier to train them and you won’t have the trouble that you would if the dog were older. Once you allow them to jump on other people, it can be difficult as the dog gets older and then you try to curb it. Their behavior pattern is already set and can be difficult to break.

The way to do this is when they try to jump on someone, put their feet back on the floor in a gentle and firm manner. You can reward and encourage them as they continue to obey you

The problem with this is as the dog gets older, they weigh more. The more the dogs weigh, the more dangerous jumping on people can be. Since there are lots of people that don’t like dogs, they will not appreciate one jumping on them and possibly knocking them down.

The best time to teach him not to jump on other people is when the dog is still young. It’s easier to train them and you won’t have the trouble that you would if the dog were older. Once you allow them to jump on other people, it can be difficult as the dog gets older and then you try to curb it. Their behavior pattern is already set and can be difficult to break.

Pulling And Tugging On A Leash Another behavioral problem that dogs have starting from their puppy days is pulling and tugging on a leash. This is another one that can be started and encouraged by dog owners. When you play games with the dog, such as tug of war, it makes the dog feel like they can continue to do the pull and tugging bit. This can start a bad habit that can be difficult to break.

Even if you use a choke chain, you can train them in the same way. Regardless of which one you use, make sure that it fits correctly around their neck. It’s important that it’s not too big or too tight for them.

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Mess when dog drinks water?

Is there any tricks or tips to keeping your floor dry around the water dish?

I swear one of my dogs gets about half the water he drinks in his mouth and the other half gets on the floor! We put a rug underneath, but I have to wash it like once a week because it gets all moldy smelling. Yuk!

lol Ryan you know exactly what I’m talking about!
Hmm… well it sounds like the Mat is the only option other than a water bottle. I wonder if they’ed even drink out of it? We have 2 big dogs, mutts (like think lab size or bigger.) So we also keep a bucket outside with water. Maybe have a bottle inside a bucket outside?

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How to teach big dogs to be considerate of small dogs size?

I have a great dane and am getting a small dog (12 pounds). He is very considerate of other dogs when socializing. But- just in case I would like to ask anyone who has a big dog and small dog how they got there big dog to be considerate (not step on, not bite, and to be easy playing) of the small dog. I would like to know about how people taught their big dogs that. Also I would like to ask how to introduce a big dog to a small dog. We are getting our small dog second, since we already have a big dog. Does that make a difference? Thank you.

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How much should I charge my customers? DOG WALKER!?

I pick up after them. The walk is from 1-1:30 every day during the summer. I also bring portable bowls for the dogs to share if they get thirsty i fill them up with water. Its only around my neighborhood for a half hour, though. Its only for my neighboorhood dogs. How much should I charge for small dogs and big dogs?