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Nothing in Life is Free

The
following pages are devoted to human/canine relationships. They
include my thoughts on training and behavior and the methods and
techniques I have used to treat dog behavior problems.
My hope is that you'll read what's
in these pages and be inspired to get a professional evaluation
or enroll in group class.
The
very first step is a physical exam. Don't even think about
treating behavior problems without it.
I am not including information on topics such as housetraining and basic obedience (sit, stay, down, etc.) because there are already a multitude of excellent sites on the internet that cover these topics.
I am always open to comments, suggestions, link referrals or anything else you have to say.
Thanks for stopping by :)
Debbie
06/04/06
deb@k9deb.com
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question" or "website comment" in the subject line of
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Social Isolation - A Technique for Treating Dominance Confusion
Food Guarding -- a natural canine behavior that can be a dangerous pet behavior.
Nothing in Life is Free - a hands off approach to being a good pack leader for your dog.
Canine Handling in a Clinical Setting -- for shelter staff, vet techs, groomers and others who handle dogs for a living.
"I Could Never Work Here!" In honor of animal shelter and humane society employees
How To Use "Pack Drive" To Improve Your Relationship With Your Dog by Kathy Diamond Davis
Kitchen Training -- Keeping your dog out from under your feet when food is around.
The Last Battle -- The memory page.
Rescue Groups -- A list of breed rescues and information on why an adult dog might be the perfect dog for you.
Positive, Negative, Inert -- Choosing a training method.