Training Tips 

Advice on skin and coat care 
Along with worming and flea control, maintenance of a healthy skin and coat ensures that your dog is a happy and welcome member of your household.
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Aged/older dogs 
As our dogs age, their diet, lifestyle and quality of life need special consideration.
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Aggression 
This is a very serious problem and must be handled as soon as possible by a professional behavioral therapist.
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Boredom busters 
Here are some suggestions for keeping your canine friends entertained and out of mischief.
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Boundary control 
Boundary control is teaching your dog that he is not allowed in certain rooms or on the carpet without your invitation.
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Digging, chewing, escaping 
Dogs do not instinctively dig, chew or try to escape. These activities are usually symptoms of a more significant behavior problem; they are doing these things for a reason.
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Feeding puppies 
Do not make a big issue of feeding your puppy. Have him wait until you give him permission to eat.
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How to avoid being attacked by a dog 
Yes, dog attacks can be avoided. Regrettably, most media stories of dog attacks on people -- especially children -- focus on the injuries caused rather than what could and should be done to avoid such incidents in the future.
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Immunization advice 
Canine distemper, canine parvo-virus and canine hepatitis can all be fatal to dogs and are preventable only by vaccination.
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Jumping up 
Jumping up is all about dog psychology.
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Neighbor's barking dog 
If you have a problem with a neighbor's barking dog, first approach the neighbor to tell him there is a problem.
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Not coming when called 
This is one of the more difficult things to teach your dog, particularly if other dogs are around.
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Nuisance barking 
A dog that barks at birds, noises, the neighbors, passing pedestrians or other dogs is not a good watchdog.
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Overweight dogs 
Weight problems are common in dogs and owners often find it difficult to keep their dogs fit and slim.
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Pulling on leash 
Does your dog take YOU for a walk, dragging you at the end of the leash? You are not alone, and the solution is easier than you might think.
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Puppy behavior training 
One way to prevent puppies from chewing furniture is to paint the furniture with Tabasco sauce.
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Puppy training 
Puppies can get into all kinds of mischief.
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Responsibilities of a dog owner 
Bark Busters wants you to enjoy owning a dog and has collated the following information to help you understand the laws governing dog ownership.
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Scratching, whining 
Scratching or whining is your dog's way to get what he wants, which is to come into the house.
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Separation anxiety 
If your dog howls or barks when you leave or is destructive when you are gone, he may be suffering from separation anxiety.
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Toilet training 
Toilet training for your puppy should start as soon as the puppy is home with you. You must be prepared to be patient and observant!
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Traveling with your dog 
This information is designed to be of assistance to dog owners who may have to travel with their dogs, whether it be across town or around the world.
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Brown Dog Bakery
2310 SE Delaware Avenue
Ankeny, Iowa 50021
Phone: 515-964-7177
Email: browndogbakery@aol.com
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