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In regards to the temperament of a Papillon, the most commonly reported problem is the slight timidity displayed. While housebreaking, this timid nature can make training a bit of a challenge, but it can be [...]
Posts Tagged ‘behavior’
Dog Possessive Behavior
Posted by admin on February 23rd, 2010
Understanding Dog Behavior
Posted by admin on February 19th, 2010
You may not know it but your dog’s urine leak control problem may be more associated with its’ sex than with any other issue. It is a proven fact that females have more issues with this particular problem than males. This article examines some of the more common causes behind canine urine leak control issues.
As [...]
Posted in Dog Training 
Tags: bad-dog-behavior, behavior, cesar, dog, training, understanding dog behaviors 
No Comments »Dog Behavior Correction
Posted by admin on November 28th, 2009
At some point in time all of us dog owners need to administer some dog behavior training (or dog behavior modification).
There are loads of dog behavior problems, they can affect all dog breeds, at any time throughout the dogs life. I’ve listed some of the more common dog behavior problems below, and importantly some proven [...]
Applied Dog Behavior And Training
Posted by admin on November 4th, 2009
Difference between drives?
There has been a recent influx of people here who understand the complexities of a dog’s behavior.
I need to know if anyone can tell me the difference between fight drive and defense drive? How can you apply these drives to the training of a dog? How does the dog or you know, what [...]
Bite Dog Not Train
Posted by admin on October 29th, 2009
The question is just who needs dog agility training? Isn’t it true that dogs are just naturally fit and agile, able to run, jump, chase Frisbees and balls.
The simple fact is that dogs are naturally gifted
athletes by their very nature. Most dogs have very muscular bodies in proportion to their weight. Because of [...]
