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How to Train a Rat to Clap

How to Train a Rat to Clap

Your pet rat can be trained to do many tricks, all it takes is a little time and persistence. Training a rat is a lot like training a cat rather than the eager-to-please dog, so keep this in mind when you begin. Training your rat to clap on command is a...

Different Types of Dog Corrections

Different Types of Dog Corrections

So to summarize corrections when and why I would like to stress the importance of correcting your dog when appropriate. The different types of corrections that I would recommend are primarily sound and posture. These can be anything from a grunt. Sound...

How to Ease a Dog's Anxieties

How to Ease a Dog's Anxieties

Like humans, dogs can be plagued by anxiety disorders. Separation anxiety is a common type of disorder, but many dogs get anxious over loud noises and strange people as well. In order to ease your dog's fears, you need to figure out what causes the...

How to Housetrain a Puppy the Quick and Easy Way

How to Housetrain a Puppy the Quick and Easy Way

Housetraining can be one of the most difficult and frustrating things to teach a new puppy. With all the advice and information from friends, family and the Internet—it can certainly become confusing. Here you will learn the simple steps anyone can...

How to Potty Train Your Child

How to Potty Train Your Child

There comes a stage in your baby's development when he is ready to be potty trained, especially if he is bringing you a fresh diaper and asking to be changed. Potty training can be challenging for some children and a snap to others, however, sooner or...

How to Break a Rottweiler's Bad Habits

How to Break a Rottweiler's Bad Habits

Rottweilers are large breed dogs. As with any large dog, it is necessary to break a rottweiler's bad habits before the habits become acceptable to the dog. Some bad habits, such as jumping on people can cause injury. Other bad habits, such as chewing on...

How to Train a Cocker Spaniel

How to Train a Cocker Spaniel

Cocker spaniel puppies are the cutest things on earth, but they can be a handful. The breed is generally very sweet and very social; they like people, they like to play, and they usually get along well with children. Breeders identify cockers as fairly...

How to Treat Cat Bladder Problems

How to Treat Cat Bladder Problems

There is nothing quite like the smell of feline urine, whether it is coming from your potted geranium, the carpet behind your sofa or your favorite pillow. The telltale acrid odor is a real turn off, but before you throw Fluffy out the window, try some...

How to Introduce Rabbits to Other Pets

How to Introduce Rabbits to Other Pets

Rabbits are very sociable creatures. They enjoy interacting with their human companions once they learn to trust you (see the Bond With Your Rabbit'Gain Your Rabbit's Trust eHow). Their social nature makes most rabbits happiest when they have a rabbit...

How to Keep Cat's from Fighting

How to Keep Cat's from Fighting

Bringing a second cat into your home could cause some tension between the two felines. There could be a power struggle over who owns the territory. Sometimes it is best to let the two cats work it out amongst themselves, and other times you may need to...

How to Select a Healthy Persian Kitten

How to Select a Healthy Persian Kitten

When it comes to pets, you rarely see one more adorable than a Persian kitten. The key is to have a balance of the characteristic Persian qualities, long hair, flattish face and beautiful eyes, but without the extremes that lean towards health problems...

How to Teach a Rabbit not to Chew Furniture

How to Teach a Rabbit not to Chew Furniture

Rabbits are delightful pets, full of personality and love. But if they start chewing on your furniture, they may quickly become the least favorite member of the family. Use gentle correction and redirection to teach your rabbit not to chew your...

How to Stop Cats From Scratching the Furniture

How to Stop Cats From Scratching the Furniture

Cats have a natural instinct to claw things. It helps them stretch, keep their claws groomed, and mark their territory. Unfortunately it is highly unlikely that a cat will completely stop trying to scratch the furniture, but you should be able to...

How to Housetrain an Older Dog

How to Housetrain an Older Dog

Just about everyone has the heard the saying: "You can't teach an old dog new tricks." Don't believe it! You can train a dog to curb its indoor behavior at just about any age. I will say that it is easier when the dog is younger, but by following the...

How to Stop a Cat From Chewing

How to Stop a Cat From Chewing

Sometimes cats enjoy chewing more than just their food. Destructive chewing may be due to teething in kittens, exploration, boredom, and perhaps even a vitamin deficiency. Unfortunately, this type of chewing can be hazardous to your cat as well as your...

How to Train a Hyper Dog

How to Train a Hyper Dog

Hyper dogs can be so much fun, but they can also be a nuisance if not trained properly. Don't give up on them. They are great playmates, as long as you can bring them under control when needed. It can be done, but it will take some time and effort...

How to Teach a Dog Patty Cake

How to Teach a Dog Patty Cake

Teaching your dog tricks is a great way to bond with your pal and keep him from eating your favorite shoes. Trick training helps your dog learn focus, reinforces your position as leader of the pack and provides critical mental stimulation for your best...

How to Clean Up After a Pet Wolf

How to Clean Up After a Pet Wolf

Wolves are first and foremost wild animals, and keeping them as pets is not recommended. There's always the potential for dangerous behavior. But if you are determined to keep a pet wolf—or a wolf-dog hybrid, which has the characteristics of both...

How to Choose the Right Harness and Leash for Your Rabbit

How to Choose the Right Harness and Leash for Your Rabbit

Some rabbits can be trained to wear a body harness and leash when you take them outside your home and the safety of their play area. My rabbits like to take me for a hop whenever they wear their body harnesses because they know they can race about...

How to Potty Train a Miniature Dachshund

How to Potty Train a Miniature Dachshund

You were so excited when you picked out your miniature dachshund puppy. But now, after finding an "unpleasant surprise" for the umpteenth time, your happiness is wearing thin.Miniature dachshunds make wonderful pets because they are known for their...

How to Photograph Dogs at Play

How to Photograph Dogs at Play

You can’t help but smile when you see dogs romping at play. Their joy is wholly contagious. You may want to look at such a shot stuck on your desk, refrigerator or bathroom mirror just to remind you how much fun life can be. You don’t have...

How to Identify Hearing Loss in a Pet

How to Identify Hearing Loss in a Pet

A pet may be born deaf but most hearing loss results from damage to the ear, disease or age. Certain breeds are prone to hearing loss. If your pet is suffering from hearing loss you should at least be able to notice subtle symptoms.

How to Stop a Cat From Scratching

How to Stop a Cat From Scratching

Cats scratch for many reasons, including marking their territory or trimming their claws. Sometimes it's just to stretch and flex, or maybe just work off some energy. In any case, it's natural behavior, so the idea is to get them to scratch the right...

Keeping Dogs Off the Couch

Keeping Dogs Off the Couch

Sit. So, Expert Village, this is how you keep your dog off a nice leather couch. This is my nice leather couch. One night I came in here to see that Possum was laying on it. It didn't really bother me because usually Possum is very gentle like this...

How to Make Your Dog Pay Attention

How to Make Your Dog Pay Attention

Dog owners must command respect from their dog and in order for this to happen, the dog must pay attention to their owner's voice. Many times the dog owners don't follow through with their training and this is why the dogs don't pay attention. The key to...

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