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Training classes starting soon

Posted on06. Jan, 2010 by admin.

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Now, you can start National Train Your Dog Month of with a little professional help in Brownsville. Dog trainer Judy Rentrop, owner of Brownsville Dog Trainer, is offering group classes that start Saturday, January 9, 2010.

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January is ‘National Train Your Dog Month’

Posted on01. Jan, 2010 by admin.

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Join NoDogNo.com and the Association of Pet Dog Trainers in celebrating National Train Your Dog Month throughout January.

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10 New Year’s resolutions for your dog

Posted on26. Dec, 2009 by admin.

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There is almost always some part of a dog’s life that could use some improvement. No dog owner is ever perfect, but we can all make a commitment this New Year’s to do something different to improve our dogs’ lives.

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How to train dogs in a bilingual household

Posted on19. Dec, 2009 by admin.

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How do you train your dog to obey everyone in the family if your dog lives in a bilingual household? Can you teach your dog to be bilingual too?

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The first step: Wait before (and while) you train any dog

Posted on29. Nov, 2009 by admin.

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Never be afraid to wait. It’s the key skill for a patient trainer. And the most successful trainer is needs to qualities: persistence and patience.

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Exhaust your high-energy dog with daily adventures

Posted on23. Nov, 2009 by admin.

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After hours of exercise, many super dogs still have untapped energy reserves. If it seems that nothing you do has an effect on calming your high-energy canine, perhaps your dog needs more adventure in its life. Here’s how its done.

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Tough dog to good dog: A dog that looks friendly becomes friendlier

Posted on14. Nov, 2009 by admin.

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Are people afraid when they see your big brusier of a dog? Do people misunderstand your gentle giant? If so, your dog could benefit from a simple makeover with a bandana. Find out why this simple accessory can actually help your dog develop into a healthier pet.