Help My Dog Is Great in Obedience Class But Not At Home Paw Nation
Updated: 2012-02-07 19:28:53
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Click here if you are a Veterinary Professional DOGS CATS DR . MARTY BECKER ALL NEW FIND YOUR VET LEARN GUIDES TO PET WELLNESS CARE KEEPING YOUR PET HEALTHY TRAIN UNDERSTANDING PET BEHAVIOR BETA SHOP PET MEDICATIONS SUPPLIES Home Our Pet Experts Mikkel Becker Help My Dog Behaves in Obedience Class , But Not at Home . What Can I Do Help My Dog Behaves in Obedience Class , But Not at Home . What Can I Do By Mikkel Becker Tue Feb 07 21:37:00 EST 2012 Twitter Print Email Thinkstock Q : My dog performs well when he's with his training instructor in class , but I can't get him to listen to me at home . What should I do A : Dogs often do well in a classroom setting because they're consistently interacting with their owners plus they get multiple hours of practice working on certain behaviors ,
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The public is welcome this Sunday, Jan. 29, at 10 a.m. at Orange County Animal Services for the dedication of the new, state-of-the-art dog play yard donated by the Dawn Brancheau Foundation.
Dawn was a trainer at SeaWorld Orlando who died during a performance.
“This is the first dog-centered community service project the Foundation has supported,” Amber Cavett, The Dawn [...]