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Meet Beacon: Team USA's Goodest Boy!

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The benefits of positive reinforcement training are: a happier, calmer pet, more confidence and self-esteem, using one’s intelligence, and it’s fun

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Dutch seal rescue centre webcam is going viral in Japan, causing massive surge of donations.

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Petra is a service dog in training for POTS/EDS. One of the tasks she's learning is to retrieve salt drinks (Pedialyte/gatorlyte). Salt fluids are a treatment for POTS

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Bulldog dominates agility course at a dog show

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Getting Started in Obedience - an American Kennel Club article

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Try having a bag of treats ready for unexpected training moments throughout the day. Practice routines of “quiet,” “stay,” “go get it,” “good,” and more.

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Pet boredom can lead to strange behaviors. Toys that dispense peanut butter, frozen treats or other treat dispensing chew toys can be fun. Bones can be helpful as well.

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If a dog won’t let go of a toy that you would like to throw, try saying “give” or “leave it.” When they give you the toy, praise and throw it so they can fetch.

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At the vet, they often offer treats when weighing, clipping nails or doing other routine procedures. That creates a distraction and trust with the dog.

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Title	Upvotes	Author	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
Meet Beacon: Team USA's Goodest Boy!	1	TryingtoGetWell28
The benefits of positive reinforcement training are: a happier, calmer pet, more confidence and self-esteem, using one’s intelligence, and it’s fun	1	TryingtoGetWell28
Dutch seal rescue centre webcam is going viral in Japan, causing massive surge of donations.	1	TryingtoGetWell28
Petra is a service dog in training for POTS/EDS. One of the tasks she's learning is to retrieve salt drinks (Pedialyte/gatorlyte). Salt fluids are a treatment for POTS	1	TryingtoGetWell28
Bulldog dominates agility course at a dog show	1	TryingtoGetWell28
Getting Started in Obedience - an American Kennel Club article	1	TryingtoGetWell28
Try having a bag of treats ready for unexpected training moments throughout the day. Practice routines of “quiet,” “stay,” “go get it,” “good,” and more.	1	TryingtoGetWell28
Pet boredom can lead to strange behaviors. Toys that dispense peanut butter, frozen treats or other treat dispensing chew toys can be fun. Bones can be helpful as well.	1	TryingtoGetWell28
If a dog won’t let go of a toy that you would like to throw, try saying “give” or “leave it.” When they give you the toy, praise and throw it so they can fetch.	1	TryingtoGetWell28
At the vet, they often offer treats when weighing, clipping nails or doing other routine procedures. That creates a distraction and trust with the dog.	1	TryingtoGetWell28