Ring the Bell to Go Outside

03/27/10 • 10 min

Today Margaret is talking about a fun subject, Teaching your dog to ring the bell to go outside!

But not only is it fun, its very useful because it gives your dog an easy way to communicate his needs.

So today we will talk about teaching a command to touch the bell, practicing touching the bell, making sure your dog understands why he is ringing the bell to go outside, and our sure for excessive bell ringing.

Enjoy, and if you have questions or comments, please visit us and post a question on our message board at www.creativedogtraining.com

Today Margaret is talking about a fun subject, Teaching your dog to ring the bell to go outside!

But not only is it fun, its very useful because it gives your dog an easy way to communicate his needs.

Enjoy, and if you have questions or comments, please visit us and post a question on our message board at www.creativedogtraining.com

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Handling Lapses in Housetraining

Today Margaret will be sharing some tips on how to handle your dog's lapses in housetraining.

In every dog's life they may have a temporary lapse in their perfect housetraining. So today we will share some simple steps to take when it happens, including ruling out medical issues with your veterinarian, monitoring feeding schedules, getting back to the three rules of housetraining, and using the 7 day plan to grant freedom.

Enjoy, and if you have questions or comments, please visit us and post a question on our message board at www.creativedogtraining.com

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The Absolute Importance of Puppy Class

Today Margaret will be addressing a short but important topic, the absolute importance of puppy class.

Obviously we feel very strongly about the importance of training your dog. But we feel that getting your puppy started at the right time is vital!

So today we will talk about choosing the right puppy class, involving the entire family, the importance of doing your homework, and the key to a great puppy, socialization.

Enjoy, and if you have questions or comments, please visit us and post a question on our message board at www.creativedogtraining.com