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I just hit "SEND" on my first article for the Virginia Maryland Dog magazine. They invited me to write their training articles and I jumped at the chance to bring gentle, positive reinforcement training to their audience.
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Great Danes amuse me for so many reasons.
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Poor Schooner. He's smack in the middle of losing his baby teeth. Here's this gigantic 4.5 month old puppy (about 60 pounds) with a big head, legs the size of tree trunks, and these wee bitty baby teeth in his giant maw.
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It's such a dilemma, having a not-so-social dog. I'm exceptionally social. It's hard for me to not be social. Yet, when we're out walking, I need to be less social to keep my little black Labrador comfortable and calm.
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Your dog's nose is amazing. You already know that. You might get frustrated when your dog stops to sniff every blade of grass on your walk. Frustrating as it is, that sniffing is normal, natural, and necessary for your dog.
If your dog sniffs a lot, or tends to follow his nose a lot, you are in luck. There's a sport out there just for your dog. The more "stubborn" your dog is about sniffing, the better he'll be at this sport.
Your hands look like they’ve been through a meat grinder. Your arms look like you’ve spent the day picking blackberries. It’s not feasible that your sweet, adorable pup has done this, right? Yet, every time your hands are near your pup’s mouth or face, he turns into Shark Face. This month’s article will help you turn Shark Face into Lovey Dovey Head.
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