>> Dog Training Commands
- By Josiah Neuman
Dog training commands are the most effective way of communicating with your dog. Let them know that you
will make the decisions;
that you appreciate their loyalty; but they can relax and feel confident under your leadership.
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more)
>> Food Aggression and Resource Guarding
- By Josiah Neuman
Resource guarding and how it relates to food aggression are important to understanding how we can safely
disarm and co-exist with our canine companions.
In this dog training article, we give specifics on what you can do - and why hand feeding is
NOT the solution
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>> Dog Whispering or Dog Training? -
By Josiah Neuman
What is dog whispering? Will it work for my dog? These are questions we hear often, and much of it revolves
around
media publicity. In this article, we uncover specific canine behavior and how it relates to dog training
and what is referred to
as "whispering".
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>> Sport vs. Personal Protection K-9
- By Josiah Neuman
There are many differences between a sport and personal protection k-9.
The dog itself should have similarities such as solid nerves, stable character, as well as the physical
ability to do the job.
In this article, I am going to discuss the similarities and differences that you should consider if you are
looking for a sport or PPD prospect.
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>> Treadmill Training Your Canine - By
Josiah Neuman
Dogs on treadmills date back to the early 1900s. Each and every boot camp dog that comes to Neuman K-9
Academy is trained
to run on the treadmill. In this dog training article, we share some insight from our hands on experience
to help you get started with your canine...
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>> The Impossible Canine - By
Josiah Neuman
The Impossible Canine is a dog training article that discusses tips and techniques
we employ into our training program when dealing with the most difficult cases. We give you four simple
tips on how you can re-shape your dogs
behavior...
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>> Dog Training with Food or Treats - By Josiah
Neuman
The three most widespread arguments against employing food as a motivator in training are:
1. The dog will only work when treats are present. 2. Distraction proofing with treats is ineffective.
3. It cheapens the bond between dog and handler. Here is our 2 cents on the topic...
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more)
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