One of our specialties is to teach you how to teach her to not bark, yap or make noises unnecessarily……Be Quiet …Shhhh……
on command “quiet”!
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Barbara Williams
209-233-1929
Barbara@puppygenius.com
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One of our specialties is to teach you how to teach her to not bark, yap or make noises unnecessarily……Be Quiet …Shhhh……
on command “quiet”!
Call me now to find out how!!!
Barbara Williams
209-233-1929
Barbara@puppygenius.com
Dogs’ brain scans reveal vocal responses
By Rebecca Morelle
Science reporter, BBC World Service
Oh my goodness, here when I thought I new it all!
Often I talk about you either chose to evolve or revolve, however, it is impossible to stay in the same place because the river of life is in constant movement; we are either moving forward or backward.
Well, here is an article worth reading…..science from Hungry….
Lead author Attila Andics, from the Comparative Ethology Research Group at the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, said:
“We think dogs and humans have a very similar mechanism to process emotional information.”
I have believed this for a long time, however, I am not a scientist nor a doctor of any classification; I simply a woman committed to learning more about our furry friend and sharing it with the masses that also enjoy and adore canines.
Rather than me doing an injustice to the information in this link I am simply going to give you the link so you too can read about this discovery.
Keep track of your dog’s behavior with an Activity Log. Every time your dog does something right, reward him. When you are dog training remember your dog is always food driven and dog food motivated. Keep your dog in a calm and stable environment. Keep the dog away from noisy places like stairs, bars and any other places where there might be an accident. Keep the dog in the same area when you want to train. Be consistent. Always use a 6 foot leather leash and a martingale for dog training. If your dog tries to run away he will not be able to because you have your 6 foot leather leash, or he does something else bad during training, put him back on the training table. Don’t worry about getting your dog to do all the things you want to do with your dog. Training your dog is only a small part of what you can do to make your dog happy and successful. But it is very important that you do the right things with your dog and do not let your dog think that he is not as important as your family.
From 8 weeks old to 16 weeks old feed your puppy by hand 3 times a day and introduce your puppy to 3 new people a day, also during the 8 to 16 weeks dog train your puppy for 15 minutes 3 times a day. From 16 weeks to 6 months you can increase your dog training time to 45 minutes 3 times a day. Never underestimate your puppy’s ability to learn quickly.
Top 23 Non-Shedding- Hypoallergenic Dogs Now listed in order of
Working and Trainability Intelligence
We are starting with Intelligence Rank of Hypoallergenic dogs Coren’s List of Breed Intelligence
I. Brightest Dogs –
Understanding of New Commands: Fewer than 5 repetitions – Obey first command 95% of the time or better #1-10
2 Miniature Poodle up to $7649 or more & 2x more with breeding rights
II. Excellent Working Dogs
Understanding of New Commands: 5 to 15 repetitions Obey first command 85% of the time or better
12 Miniature Schnauzer 22 Standard Schnauzer 29 Irish Water Spaniel
III. Above Average Working Dogs
Understanding of New Commands 15-25 repetitions Obey first command 70% of the time or better
34 Yorkshire terrier
35 Giant Schnauzer
36 Portuguese Water Dog 37 Airdale Terrier
44 Samoyed
51 Cairn Terrier
IV Average Working/Obedience Intelligence
Understanding of New Commands: 25 to 40 repetitions. Obey First Command: 50% of the time or better.[18]
63 Soft Coated Wheaten Terrier 64 Bedlington Terrier
78 Bichon Frise
79 Havanese
88 West Highland White Terrier
V Fair Working/Obedience Intelligence
Understanding of New Commands 40-80 Repetitions Obey first Command 30% of the time or better
111 Maltese Terrier 113 Coton de Tulear 122 Scottish Terrier 126 Lhasa Apso
Lowest Degree of Working/Obedience Intelligence
Understanding of New Commands 80-100 repetitions or more Obey first command 25% of the time or worse
128 Shih Tzu Terrier 137 Basenji
138 Afghan Hound