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Bulldog Training – How to train a Bulldog

18. January 2010

Bulldog Training – How to train a Bulldog

Bulldogs have a reputation for being a fairly stubborn breed. In fact, the phrase “stubborn as a Bulldog” is still used in today’s popular culture. However, the Bulldog is actually quite a misunderstood dog. Due to the Bulldog’s “tough” appearance, many people believe them to be aggressive, ill-tempered dogs. In reality, most Bulldogs are quite [...]

Shih Tzu Training – How to train a Shih Tzu

18. January 2010

Shih Tzu Training – How to train a Shih Tzu

Shih Tzu dogs are said to be one of the most ancient of all dog breeds, with their ancestors dating back over 10,000 years to fossilized evidence. Shih Tzu dogs are a favored breed among many dog owners, enjoying a moderate amount of popularity. However, they do have some temperament and behavioral traits that affect [...]

Poodle Training – How to train a Poodle

17. January 2010

Poodle Training – How to train a Poodle

Though many people may not know it, Poodles are cited as being the second most smartest dog among other breeds (according to a study titled “The Intelligence of Dogs”). This means that a Poodle is able to understand and recognize a new training command with less than 5 repetitions. However, this is not true of [...]

Bichon Frise Training – How to train a Bichon Frise

17. January 2010

Bichon Frise Training – How to train a Bichon Frise

Bichon Frise dogs are bred to be companion animals, and are well-loved for their gentle dispositions. “Bichon Frise” is actually a French phrase, which, when literally translated, means “curly lap dog”. Bichon Frise dogs are typically white, though may display small patches of cream, apricot or slightly off-white fur around their facial area. When understanding [...]

Boxer Training – How to train a Boxer

17. January 2010

Boxer Training – How to train a Boxer

When understanding how to train a Boxer, it’s best if you first do a bit of research about the behavioral characteristics of this breed. The Boxer first got its name due to an apparent tendency of some of the ancestral Boxers to stand up on their hind legs, while simultaneously “boxing” with their front legs.

Pug Training – How to train a pug

17. January 2010

Pug Training – How to train a pug

There are many different clubs, websites and organizations devoted to the Pug. This breed of dog has quite a following, due to its adorable appearance and small size. Pugs were first bred to lapdogs to the Chinese sovereigns, which took place around 400 BC.

Yorkie Training – How to train a Yorkie

17. January 2010

The Yorkshire Terrier, which is most commonly referred to as a “Yorkie”, is a dog breed that has been popular among many small dog lovers worldwide. Yorkies are often called one of the most adorable “miniature” dog breeds, due to their tiny facial features and characteristic silky coats.

Pitbull Training – How to train a Pitbull

17. January 2010

Pitbull Training – How to train a Pitbull

Of all of the dog breeds kept by humans, Pitbulls are often one of the most misunderstood. Many people believe Pitbulls to have a reputation for being aggressive, ill-tempered dog that does not socialize well with other animals. However, this is not the case.

Dachshund Training – How to train a Dachshund

17. January 2010

Dachshund Training – How to train a Dachshund

Dachshunds are known by many nicknames, including “Wiener Dogs”, “Sausage Dogs”, “Doxies”, or “Worshonds”. These nicknames are mostly relating to the Dachshund’s unique appearance, which many people relate to a wiener sausage or hot dog.

Beagle Training – How to train a beagle

17. January 2010

When attempting to understand how to train a beagle effectively, it is best if you first have some basic understanding of this unique and popular breed. Beagles are very lovable dogs, with an agreeable temperament which makes them popular for families with children.

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