How to avoid being attacked by a dog

How to avoid being attacked by a dog

Unfortunately, most media reports of dog attacks on people - especially children - focus on damage rather than what could be and should be done to prevent such incidents in future.

Home Dog Training has compiled this information so that you are not bitten or injured by a dog.

Most people are bitten by dogs, because they wrongly interpreted the intentions of the dog or react in the opposite direction to approach the dog. Dogs have poor eyesight and must therefore be very close, to evaluate something. A dog saw something beyond your garden are most likely to bark and growl, his path of fear and terror among their enemies, and then the person will face. The dog must be very close to scent what it is, and that's when people usually get bitten. Rather than stop and let the dog smell, most people think, tries to bite the dog and to approach them to sell the dog run. But this is for the dog to attack and retaliation.

The best way to an attack by a dog you see is avoided, is completely silent. Do not move a muscle, and not try to pet the dog. Even dogs that may look nice, it did not touch. Wait until the dog loses interest in you.

Some dogs love the food over all. In the exercise of certain dog treats with you, you can avoid that bitten by a drop of food on the ground and remain motionless. Do not feed the dog by hand. Keep an eye on the dog, but do not look. Dogs do not like it because it is viewed as a threat.

If you fall to the ground by a dog not tried again. TOTALLY lay still roll into the fetal position and stay there. The dog is looking for a win and if you try to get a backup, just to keep running, the dog tries to pull down, creating a vicious cycle of attack.

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Coming When You Called

Coming When You Called

This is one of the hardest things to teach your dog, especially if other dogs everywhere. However, it is extremely important that you be able to control your dog in public. . . for the safety of your dog.

You must teach your dog to be more vigilant and know that all the time. This way you will make your dog for your signal search and immediately respond if you want to get it out of danger, call, or simply move to another position.

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Ways to enjoy Valentine's Day with her dog shares

Ways to enjoy Valentine's Day with her dog shares

14th February is a special day for our love for our wedding with flowers and candy or a romantic dinner to say, but this year, Valentine went to the dogs.  , form the world's largest dog, offers tips to help the day of love even more special and unique by giving your precious canine companion on the day of the festivities. Here are some tips to help you spoil your dog on Valentine's Day.

* Spend some time with their pets. Daily Schedule "pet spa" and enjoy your dog. Aromatherapy Spa Relax your dog is concerned. Start with a warm bath, dry and finish with a good massage. Your dog will return home rejuvenated.

* Try a night for two people. If one of the city with your dog a fun way, relationships outside of the house is build. If you walk down the street or somewhere exotic, there are many dog-friendly hotels that are more than happy to offer you and your dog are welcome.

* Exercise. A walk and a picnic at the local dog park is a great way to practice and spend time together. Who knows, maybe your dog is a Valentine, too.

* If treatment is not for your dog, maybe a little shopping! Spend time together shopping at your favorite store or a company or a business. Clothing and accessories, not to spoil the only things your dog. How about a luxury bed for pets that send your dog a very comfortable dream world? I'll sleep easy knowing that this purchase was intended to give pleasure.

* Please note that you will receive this special day forever a snapshot of the company made its way for your dog. Enjoy the elegance and joy that this work will in the coming years.

* Give your dog a new toy. Nothing says "Be My Valentine, like a toy pink and red heart-shaped. Your dog hours of enjoyment from these new toys will get. In addition, these cute little toys scattered throughout the house are just a little reminder how much you love your puppies.

* Dinner and a movie are a fun way to spend Valentine's Day with your beloved dog. Choose your favorite movie with animals, and relax with their children and their favorite snacks. What's better than a good movie, fun food, a blanket and a best friend?

* Take your annual veterinary advice from your list. An annual veterinary visit for a thorough review means more peace on this special day.

* Homemade cookies bake for your dog Dog. If cooking is not your strength, choose a local business in Gourmet-PET. Even our furry friends deserve the belly spoil Valentine.

It really does not matter how you treat your dog this Valentines Day, as both have fun. Whether you are looking for simple or extravagant, make a pleasant and safe for you and your four-legged friend.

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The Neighbor barking dog Problem

The Neighbor barking dog Problem 

If you have a problem with a barking dog, a neighbor, the neighbor who first approach say that it is a problem.
 
Sometimes owners do not realize that their dog is causing problems because of the barking dog when owners are not at home.

If their efforts do not achieve the desired results, please contact your local HOA or animal control.

Do not try to correct the dog, give him attention or food stop barking and usually causes more problems.

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Home Dog Training offers tips for responsible dog owners

   Home Dog Training offers tips for responsible dog owners

As a responsible dog owner for the land in February, months dog-head - with the advice of   , form the world's largest dog. Dogs need order and leadership to your Leader of the Pack, "" which means that the way in canines does start with yourself. During the month of responsible dog ownership,    will help dog owners, is the best advice for dog owners responsible fisheries.

"Under the decision made, a dog owner brings lot of responsibility," said Liam Crowe therapists, CEO and master dog behavioral problems    USA. "These tips will help you build a good relationship between you and your dog and help your favorite live long, happy and healthy."

* Have your dog neutered. Sterilizing / pets are not sterilized only live longer, healthier lives, but also better companions. The best age to be sterilized dogs about five minutes of six months in age at onset of puberty. Talk to your veterinarian about the right time for your dog.

* Give proof of identity. Your dog should always wear an ID tag with your name, address and telephone number. To your dog a chip offers an extra layer of protection and increases the likelihood that they returned when they are lost or escapes.

* Get the training you to understand your dog. The knowledge of the unique temperament of your dog and change control better how it behaves. A well trained dog is less likely to be angry with people and animals in public places will be better received in meetings, and enjoy a better relationship with all nations. Furthermore, his good manners reflect positively on you, the owner is liable.

* Regular examinations with your veterinarian. Select a veterinarian of his medical philosophy and belief, and follow their recommendations for vaccination, nutrition, sterilization, annual reviews and other Care shares.

* Take time for your dog. Owning a dog is a big responsibility that requires time and discipline. Take your time to go to the pet every day, playing games, walking, or doing other activities with your dog is a pleasure for both.

* Do you regularly exercise your dog's breed, age, size and other unique properties. Whether to provide for a short walk or an exciting game, movement is important for physical health and behavior of your dog.

* For an accommodation for your dog. A crate or kennel is an ideal place for your dog to rest, sleep and feel safe. The housing must be large enough to sit for your dog stand and turn around comfortably, but small enough to heat the body in the bunker.

* Do you travel safely. Keep your dog in the car with a safety cage or tying the dog with a harness belt. Let your dog for free in the back of a truck (which could be thrown on the market) and not his head out the car window (to hang an eye hazard).

* Temperature-Extreme caution. Leave your dog in the car when it is too hot or too cold outside. Your car is like an oven in full sun and a deep freeze in the cold.

These tips are provided as a public service by  Home Dog Training is available and are based on the experience and expertise of its global network of dog behavioral therapist.    dog behavioral therapists are renowned authorities in understanding, correcting and managing the behavior of the dog.

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Tips for fire safety for dog owners

Tips for fire safety for dog owners

Your pets are members of the family treasure and need protection as well as his own family, in case of fire. Unfortunately, over 500,000 pets affected by fires and die each year more than 40,000 of them. Most of the burnt die of suffocation by smoke. Fire requires oxygen to burn, so the lack of oxygen or more lethal than the fire itself to inhale.

Here are some tips to help you know what to do to prevent fires and, if a house on fire.

Make sure smoke alarms on every floor of the house.

* City near detectors bedroom and kitchen, whether on the ceiling or 6-12 inches below the ceiling on the wall, away from fans.

* Make sure the detectors are in good condition. Mark your calendar to remember to regularly check the batteries (for example) at the beginning of a new season.

* A further measure of safety in the home automation is to install a carbon monoxide detector in your house. Carbon monoxide is a poisonous gas that is a serious illness or death of humans and animals can cause.

Treat yourself to an evacuation plan that includes emergency PET, and regularly in practice the plan. After starting a fire that spreads very quickly, so you need to know what to do to escape.

* Set the window posters around your house so emergency personnel know that animals inside. Labels can be obtained from the ASPCA or your local fire department from your local   trainer.

* The fire experts report that many dogs die in fires because they locked in a cage or a room and can not escape. Make sure fire plan accounts for dogs in cages.

* The straps hold in your hand so that you prevent your dog escaping belt into a panic.

* Your pets on the ground floor of his house hold help you to salvation.

* Keep aisles and exits free space that you can more safely leave a burning house.

* Make sure pets are still recognizable. Register) will unite for a service such as 1-800-HELP-4-Pets Protector System, which help to return to you and your pet if lost (www.Help4Pets.com.

* Investigation of a safe place for their pets. Ask friends or relatives if they can protect themselves and their pets, and check with local kennels, humane societies and animal shelters.

* Place a dog with dog food disaster and medication, copies of medical records, the phone number of your veterinarian and a list of facilities that you take your pet with a current photo of your dog's favorite toy or bedding, and an extra leash and collar with ID registered pet

* Give the key to a trusted neighbor, and make sure he knows where the dog is in the house so he can tell the fire department can be.

* Ask your local fire department if the fire service carry oxygen masks for pets. If not, ask the owners of pets in the neighborhood to buy with you to make a donation of masks for the fire brigade.

* Listen to your dog! Canines have a good sense of smell and can smoke, long before people realize. If your dog is curious to examine the situation quickly and be ready to take your family and follow your escape plan.

* If you evacuate and can not find your dog in the house, so that an open door to the outside and then call your dog's name, when to leave you. It may be able to hear and to exhaust them.

* If your dog was in a building filled with smoke, or if you smell the smoke of their skin, take it to your veterinarian. Toxic fumes can be fatal.

Prevention of fires occurring, make sure that your dog does not have access to dangerous nuclear fuel.

* Keep electrical cables and batteries out of reach of your pet. Chewing or biting things can cause electric shock or burns, or you can start a fire.

* Never leave any lighted candles. A candle burns takeover may swing through a dick burn your pet or cause a fire.

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