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		<title>Considering a Dog Training Career</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 29 Jun 2010 04:15:17 +0000</pubDate>
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Jim Kesel  asked: 
You may think that a dog training career is something you would like to take seriously. But have you really thought well enough about it? Here are some points to ponder before engaging in a full-pledged Dog Training Career.
Consider your inclination to dogs. Do you really love dogs or is it [...]]]></description>
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<div><em><strong>Jim Kesel </strong> asked: </em></p>
<p>You may think that a dog training career is something you would like to take seriously. But have you really thought well enough about it? Here are some points to ponder before engaging in a full-pledged <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" rel="nofollow" href="http://bit.ly/BecomeDogTrainer" target="_blank"><strong>Dog Training Career</strong></a>.</p>
<p>Consider your inclination to dogs. Do you really love dogs or is it just a group or breed of dogs that you are especially fond of? Can you really work well with them regardless of what age the dog is or what breed, or even if the dog is so stubborn or restless? Before engaging in a dog training career, do consider if you really love working with and teaching the canine population. Make sure that your state of being a certified dog-lover is not a temporary state of fondness for them but a lasting.</p>
<p>Understand your working attitude and skills with people. Dog training careers are not just about training dogs. It is also about training people, specifically the dog keepers- to train their dogs. Being a professional dog trainer means you will be a professional teacher for people as well. You have to have patience to dog keepers, you have to empathize with them and understand their concerns with their dog, and you need to share the same concern for the welfare and the development of their pets.</p>
<p>Consider the type of dog training education you would like to have. There are many ways by which a dog enthusiast transforms into a professional dog trainer. The first option is to read lots and lots of publications about dog training. There are many dog training books, dog training magazines, and dog training articles that can be found on bookstores, and even on the Internet. Another choice is to learn dog training through hands-on experience as a volunteer in dog rescue centers or dog shelters or as an apprentice of a professional dog trainer. If you become an apprentice, then you&#8217;ll be able to get a dog training experience that&#8217;s guided by an expert. Last but not the least, an aspiring dog trainer can enroll in dog training degree programs offered by dog training schools or veterinary centers. Such programs usually last for months. The usual course involves lectures from professional dog experts and discussions regarding dog learning theories and dog training techniques. Such courses also involve internships in dog training schools for hands-on experiences.</p>
<p>Carefully research what type of dog training career you would want to take. Think about your plans after getting your dog training education. A professional dog trainer can teach dog tricks on a part-time or freelance basis to private individuals. They can also join groups and provide training by groups. Some also opt to teach dog keepers about the necessary steps and measures in training their dogs.</p>
<p>A <a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" rel="nofollow" href="http://bit.ly/BecomeDogTrainer" target="_blank"><strong>Dog Training Career</strong></a> can be a very rewarding endeavor. However you must be a good business manager as well as a good dog trainer to be successful. More dog training careers fail as a result of poor business practices then from poor dog training skills.</p>
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		<title>Attack Dog Training</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 19 May 2010 22:01:34 +0000</pubDate>
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Jim Kesel asked: Dogs are known to be the guardians of their keepers. They are usually very protective and they can be very aggressive towards strangers and those who threaten their keepers or trainers. That is why many people acquire dogs for the purpose of just having someone to trust and rely on for protection. [...]]]></description>
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<div><em><strong>Jim Kesel</strong> asked: </em><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/>Dogs are known to be the guardians of their keepers. They are usually very protective and they can be very aggressive towards strangers and those who threaten their keepers or trainers. That is why many people acquire dogs for the purpose of just having someone to trust and rely on for protection. Many people purchase dogs due to a goal of having an unhesitant attacker against possible threats. However, there are times when dogs may attack people not just because of a possible threat. There are moments when dogs attack just out of fear or anger. This is when attack dog training should be done.<br/><br/>Attack dog training is the process of training a dog to control when to attack. This type of dog training allows the professional trainers and dog owners to teach their pet how to respond to certain types of situations when danger is at hand. Usually, the training is focused on honing the dog&#8217;s obedience to his master or trainer. This allows the master or trainer to tell the dog when to act and attack and when to stop from doing so. Attack dog training also teaches the dog about certain situations when a command to attack is no longer necessary and instead, the attack should be done immediately-without hesitation- because the master, trainer or the dog itself is clearly in danger. Also, attack dog training teaches the pup about the mechanics of fighting and protecting. It orients the dog about the many different defense actions and offensive procedures such as barking, biting, pouncing, and many more, along with its effects on the target.<br/><br/>If you are not a professional dog trainer, then, you should not attempt to provide the attack dog training by yourself. The process of teaching dogs when to attack varies, depending on the dog&#8217;s capabilities. Regardless of the chosen teaching process however, this type of training is not just any regular training that requires just perseverance. Rather, attack dog training needs extra firmness, strength, and commitment for the dog, but especially for the trainer.<br/><br/>The process of dog training should be taken one step at a time, with clear intervals and timing. The course usually starts with the basic lessons of obedience. After the obedience training, the trainer should then proceed with training the dog to socialize with other people and pets. The dog should learn to interact with others not through aggression, and they should learn to follow their trainers/keepers even when distractions are present.<br/><br/>Afterwards, the dog should be familiarized with the concept of an &#8220;agitator&#8221;. The dog should be able to identify an agitator as someone who is a possible threat to the dog and the keeper/trainer. Familiarizing the dog with the idea that the agitator is a stimulator for aggressive action allows the dog to retract and respond to dangerous or threatening situations. Then, whenever the dog responds to the stimulant, the trainer should prompt the dog to chase and fully attack the agitator. The usual attack that is expected is a bite in the arm. If the chase and the attack are successful, the dog should be given rewards and praise. Punishment training should not be an option for attack dog training because such can confuse the dog regarding the concepts of threat and agitator.<br/><br/><br/><br/><a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href='http://bit.ly/DogTrainingVideo'>dog training aids</a></div>
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		<title>What should I name my dog training service?</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 29 Apr 2010 17:52:26 +0000</pubDate>
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Rerri asked: I train dogs and help people find the breed that suits their lifestyle. I give information on good locations to obtain a dog [breeder, shelter] and how to care, etc. But this service is mainly about training and pet finding.dog training obedience
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<div><em><strong>Rerri</strong> asked: </em><br/><br/><br/>I train dogs and help people find the breed that suits their lifestyle. I give information on good locations to obtain a dog [breeder, shelter] and how to care, etc. But this service is mainly about training and pet finding.<br/><br/><a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href='http://bit.ly/DogTrainingVideo'>dog training obedience</a></div>
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		<title>Dog Training School</title>
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		<pubDate>Sun, 28 Mar 2010 00:43:19 +0000</pubDate>
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Dr. Mark Clayson						 asked: Training dogs has become such a lucrative business in a number of countries. Most dog owners don&#8217;t have the time to train their dogs and so they actually send of their dogs to obedience school. While children and dogs are sent off to separate schools, the parent and/or the dog owner [...]]]></description>
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<div><em><strong>Dr. Mark Clayson						</a></strong> asked: </em><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/>Training dogs has become such a lucrative business in a number of countries. Most dog owners don&#8217;t have the time to train their dogs and so they actually send of their dogs to obedience school. While children and dogs are sent off to separate schools, the parent and/or the dog owner go off to work or to his/her daily tasks. In some cases, the dogs are actually more like children to these pet lovers!<br/><br/>Dog Training<br/><br/>If you are one of these pet lovers, who are willing to invest in training dogs then it will be easy for you to understand the increasing need for dog schools. Apart from dog schools, there are actually dog trainers that may be scheduled to go to your place to train your dog. Either way, you are still required to learn the actual commands that are being taught to your dog.<br/><br/>Of course, you won&#8217;t have to follow the command you just have to know what they are, what they&#8217;re for, and what to expect from your dog. It really is a two way training, and you can&#8217;t expect the dog to understand you if you don&#8217;t know the said commands taught to it in obedience school.<br/><br/>Your Own Dog School<br/><br/>Meanwhile, if it is you who are considering putting up your own training school for dogs, then understanding the need for one may actually be a good first step in establishing your business venture. Realizing the need for such a business, after all, is the main objective of offering such a service. It is important however, to actually have a concrete plan of putting up your own dog school if you actually intend to do so.<br/><br/>Being a dog-lover is a must.<br/><br/>Being a dog lover will be most essential in this case. You will be spending so much time training dogs, and you have to love it if you are to do it on a regular basis. On the other hand, you don&#8217;t necessarily have to be the one to train the dogs. This doesn&#8217;t mean however that you can excuse yourself from knowing what the essentials of dog training. After all, if you are to be owner of the said dog training school, then you will definitely have to know how things are being done in your facility. This is the best way to market yourself and your business.<br/><br/>Observe Professionals<br/><br/>Lastly, starting out on your own may be tough especially if you are clueless with the task at hand. If so, it is advisable that you are able to watch the professionals do their dog training. You might as well enroll yourself in training sessions to equip yourself with the proper knowledge and skills needed to set up your dog school. Moreover, keeping contacts with dog training professionals may actually be your ticket to job referrals. In fact, you may actually strike a deal with them regarding job opportunities, like a certain percentage of the fee goes to them if you are referred, or vice versa. This way, you can effortlessly ease you way through putting up your own dog training school!<br/><br/><a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href='http://bit.ly/DogTrainingVideo'>dog training jobs</a></div>
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		<title>9 Akita Training Tips</title>
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		<pubDate>Fri, 19 Mar 2010 10:35:17 +0000</pubDate>
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Tomas Labas asked: Before you begin your akita training, be sure that you fully understand the exercise and commands you are about to teach your dog. Do not aim any teaching if you are in doubt. A lot of folks think that training akitas from takes loads of time but the true fact is that [...]]]></description>
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<div><em><strong>Tomas Labas</strong> asked: </em><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/>Before you begin your akita training, be sure that you fully understand the exercise and commands you are about to teach your dog. Do not aim any teaching if you are in doubt. A lot of folks think that training akitas from takes loads of time but the true fact is that it does not take that much time at all. It does, however, take a lot of your and your dog&#8217;s patience.<br/><br/>Dog training opportunities are all around, where your dog is most comfortable. You will also find there is plenty time to communicate with your dog while completing the tasks and activities of your daily life.<br/><br/>The motivation for your akita to learn is praise delivered in a pleasant tone of voice, pack behaviour, food and games. Remember this throughout the whole akita training course.<br/><br/>Akita dogs do not understand our language, even though many owners assume they do. You can be sure that if akita seems to be making errors, the fault lies with the trainer who is not communicating the message clearly enough to the animal. When training a akita to do something, make sure that your voice is clear and your tone is firm.<br/><br/>When teaching, the dog may begin to lose interest, so get him to do an activity he likes and can achieve, praise him for it and finish training, play short game, and try again later in the day.<br/><br/>Never leave a long recall line on your dog when he is is left unattended. If the connection ring gets snagged and caught on object, the akita could get hurt.<br/><br/>Important japanese akita training tips point: be aware the different akitas dogs make progress in training at different rates. It is not material whether your dog learns quickly or slowly, as long as it does learn and changes for the propitious.<br/><br/>The training lessons should be short as possible. Start with 10 minutes at first and the gradually &#8211; if the akita is not loosing interest &#8211; extend the lessons. Many short are more useful then 1 long one.<br/><br/>Train when your akita is alert, because tired dogs or dogs which have just eaten don&#8217;t do well.<br/><br/>And the last one of akita training tips: avoid making repetitive commands. Dogs are not deafened or stupid. Repeating lay down 10 times does not help. Keeping silent between commands helps the akitas to differentiate between the sounds and understand what you want.<br/><br/><br/><br/><a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href='http://bit.ly/DogTrainingVideo'>hunting dog training</a></div>
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		<title>What is the process for training my dog to become a service dog? What sort of programs are available?</title>
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MoniMonsterr asked: I foster strays and am interested in training them as service dogs. I would be interested in therapy, guide dog training, service dog training, or anything else along those lines. Does anyone know any resources?protection dog training
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<div><em><strong>MoniMonsterr</strong> asked: </em><br/><br/><br/>I foster strays and am interested in training them as service dogs. I would be interested in therapy, guide dog training, service dog training, or anything else along those lines. Does anyone know any resources?<br/><br/><a rel="nofollow" target="_blank" href='http://bit.ly/DogTrainingVideo'>protection dog training</a></div>
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