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		<title>Stop Dog From Chewing A Simple Technique</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 22 Dec 2009 04:40:28 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Bernhard</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[If you want to stop dog from chewing on items he should be leaving alone,then think about why he is chewing. Click For more on dog training methods here Anyone has to think this through as chewing can seriously harm a dog if it isn&#8217;t controlled. Primarily it can be dangerous, particularly if he chooses [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>If you want to stop dog from chewing on items he should be leaving alone,then think about why he is chewing.</p>
<p><strong>Click For more on <a target="_blank" href="http://trainingdogshelp.com">dog training methods</a> here</strong></p>
<p> Anyone has to think this through as chewing can seriously harm a dog if it isn&#8217;t controlled.</p>
<p> Primarily it can be dangerous, particularly if he chooses an electrical wire for example. His mouth, throat or digestive sytem could be damaged. Something that contains fiberglass for example, may not feel sharp, but would fill his mouth and throat with glass splinters. And of course, he could chew on something toxic. And of course, your belongings can be damaged in the process.</p>
<p> Despite how dangerous it can be to chew on these things, it seems to be irresistible to dogs. Why is that? There are a number of causes for chewing, and for inappropriate chewing in particular. All canines chew, instinctively, as a way to keep their jaws strong; of course, they themselves don&#8217;t know why they chew, only that it&#8217;s fun. Your understanding of this instinctive need is the key to successful training.</p>
<p> The most prevalent reason for undesirable chewing is this: Your dog has the instinct to chew, but he just doesn&#8217;t understand what he is and isn&#8217;t allowed to chew on. If you have considered all the factors and concluded that it is just his instinct then provide him with dog chews as alternatives. Give him praise when he chews one of his toys and if he chooses something that is not acceptable then take if off him in no uncertain terms. He will eventually understand what he should and what he should not chew.</p>
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<p><strong>Click For more on <a target="_blank" href="http://trainingdogshelp.com">dog training methods</a> here</strong></p>
<p> There are certain factors that make chewing worse, however, and they&#8217;ll require extra attention.</p>
<p> Just as human children teeth, and experience discomfort, so do puppies. Especially as his adult teeth begin to grow, a puppy&#8217;s jaws will ache and his gums will itch. Chewing soothes him both by exercising his jaw, and by taking his mind off the uncomfortable feelings. To help him feel better,and save your shoes from being gnawed on,buy him a puppy-teething toy. They can be filled with water and frozen, and are designed both to entertain your pup and make his mouth hurt less.</p>
<p> Anxiety caused by boredom or being left alone for long periods can also lead to your dog chewing. If he&#8217;s left by himself for a long time, or if you often confine him to a small space without any company or entertainment, your dog will naturally become anxious. To distract himself, he&#8217;ll find something to chew on. You can solve this by spending as much time with him as you can, and when you have to leave him alone, make sure he has plenty of toys he likes, and bones to chew. A dog-walker can help when you have to leave him unattended for long periods, too.</p>
<p> To stop dog from chewing, think about why he might be doing it.Give him something else to chew on and over time demonstrate what he can and cannot chew.He will learn.</p>
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		<title>Problem Dog Behavior. What You Can Do About Problem Dog Behavior</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 24 Nov 2009 04:33:37 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Bernhard</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA[Barking, chewing, pulling on the leash, jumping on people, these are just a few of the topics that fall under the heading problem dog behavior.Experienced dog owners are usually familiar with these common problems and it is important to know why a dog behaves in these ways.  If you understand why a dog behaves in [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Barking, chewing, pulling on the leash, jumping on people, these are just a few of the topics that fall under the heading <a target="_blank" title="link title" href="http://www.problemdogbehavior.com/">problem dog behavior</a>.Experienced dog owners are usually familiar with these common problems and it is important to know why a dog behaves in these ways.  If you understand why a dog behaves in these ways, it is more likely that you won&#8217;t mishandle the situation.  You may be considering dog ownership, you may just be a new dog owner or you may just wish to better manage your dog&#8217;s behavior.What ever your reasons are, it is important to understand problem behaviors as a way of both preventing and solving them.  </p>
<p> A primary principle is that a tired dog is a good dog.Problem dog behavior is often caused by a dog having too much energy.  If a dog gets enough exercise, he or she will be much less likely to exhibit undesirable behaviors.  Does that make sense?  Think of yourself, how do you feel after a good workout?Have you expended your excess energy?What does it make you want to do?Would a good nights sleep result from this?.You will also get more exercise if you make sure that your dog is getting enough exercise.Your commitment to care for this animal includes that it will get enough exercise.</p>
<p> The most common problem dog behaviors are:<br /> &#8211; Barking<br /> &#8211; Chewing<br /> &#8211; Straining On The Leash<br /> &#8211; - Ignoring Commands<br /> &#8211; - Improper or No House Training (Potty Training)</p>
<p> Understanding why your dog behaves in these ways is important.A dog has different reasons for barking, it is one of their ways of communicating and it could be an indication of serious problems.Chewing is another example.Another behavior that is natural to dogs is chewing, but this can be a problem if the dog destroys things.  How about house breaking, or in other words <a target="_blank" title="link title" href="http://www.squidoo.com/puppiestoilettraining/">potty training</a>?Does that have an effect on your life?</p>
<p> These behaviors are natural to dogs and dogs have reasons for behaving in these ways, but problems can develop.To stop the unwanted behavior, you should learn why the dog behaves in a particular way and find out if there is something that you can change that might help the situation.You need to find the reason that is causing the dog to behave in a certain way.A tired dog is a good dog.Walk your dog or play with it a lot so that it gets enough exercise.   There is a great benefit to dealing with your dog&#8217;s problem behaviors, and that is that the relationship between you and your dog will be more fulfilling.</p>
<p> A lot of times, professional dog trainers find that people have tried to train their own dogs without the proper background knowledge.It is sometimes necessary to untrain inappropriate behaviors that have been unintentionally trained in this way.If a person is not experienced at training dogs, they could teach unwanted behaviors along with the desired behaviors without even knowing it.  This is why it is critical to learn from a professional.  Do you have to go to classes?Its up to you. Classes are good for some, but you have to take into account your individual time and financial resources.Not everyones&#8217;s schedule is the same and it is better to set your own.   There are some excellent training systems that you can use.</p>
<p> These problems require that you get proper advice.You could make the problem worse if you do the wrong thing.  Get help with <a target="_blank" title="link title" href="http://www.problemdogbehavior.com/">PROBLEM DOG BEHAVIOR</a></p>

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