Happy Pawz

03/10/2017

28/08/2017

paw prints !

03/08/2017

well, pretty much . Their own seats

27/07/2017

Why focus on training?
Training a furry being is more of bringing them; into our world and making them comfortable and accommodating to the new environment. It is difficult for the furry beings to rationalise shifting from one city to another or moving houses or cause and effect of their doings. To avoid such instances there are couple of things to be taken into consideration. Firstly make sure the punishment / effect is immediately after the cause or else they would not be able to comprehend the reason for punishment / effect making them aggressive or sulking. Also focus on training as assertive training is the solution for incorporating the do's and don't at home.
All in all enjoy the companionship of the furry being and have a great day
Happy Petting!!!

26/07/2017

Money can buy you a fine dog, but only love can make him wag his tail.

18/07/2017

Food Aggression continued...
What to do?
Assess your dog’s overall behaviour. If only shows possessiveness over food, or does the behaviour extend to other things, like favourite toys, resting spots, or even people in the pack? If the behaviour isn’t limited to food, then your dog is showing general resource guarding, Also assess your dog’s overall confidence and behaviour. Naturally a dominant dog, then you will need to establish yourself as the Pack Leader in a calm and assertive way, if dog is timid or fearful, you will need to build up his confidence and teach him that his food is safe with humans around. Finally, determine whether your dog’s food aggression is mild, moderate, or severe.

Happy Petting.

17/07/2017

There are three degrees of food aggression:

Mild: the dog growls and may show its teeth.
Moderate: the dog snaps or lunges when approached.
Severe: the dog bites.

how to recognize food aggression while eating:

-Stiff body,
-head down
-body language
-ears held back
-raised hackles
-tail lowered
-growling
-lunging
-biting
to be continued..

16/07/2017

Training Tip #3

Do I do this? Or do I do that? Alright I want you to do this! Hey I said do this! Don’t you get it you stupid dog! #$@$ Where is chock chain! Hold, relax and let’s rewind a bit. As compared to human furry beings have a shorter span of remembrance. In the sense if you do not correct them then and there, the furry beings would not understand what are they getting punished for! What??? Yeah you cannot tell them that because you ruined the furniture; while I was not around so I will punish you now, it does not work! The correction has to be for the instance for them to fed into their mind of the desired behavior.

Do’s in training
Balanced Firm Training
Do not’s in training
Forced Training

To train you have to be gentle but firm, rather than traumatizing. Make sure there is a lot of work out for the furry being in the morning itself. Try to train them once they have exercised. It is constant process it would not happen in a day, have persistent patience, exercise, firm training, reward and affection.

Happy Petting!!!

15/07/2017

Every furball ever! But you got to set some rules, boundries and limitations for them.
It should always be like:
1) Exercise
2) Discipline
3) Affection

Happy petting. 🐾

12/07/2017

11/07/2017

They’re cute and cuddly lovable little balls of fur — but they can be more difficult to handle than adult dogs.
tip no.1
Puppy proof your home before arrival! Hide electrical cords and cables, keep trash tightly closed, put child-proof latches on cupboards and closets, secure cleaning supplies. Keep clothes that smell like you picked up and secured in a hamper, and keep dangerous things in the bathroom secured — razors, perfumes, cotton balls, soap, etc... and keep the toilet lid down at all times.

10/07/2017

Training Tip #2

Training is a tool to enable more looked for or social-able behavior than a tool to induce fear, anxiety or any other negative emotion to the furry being. While doing so there is a very huge gap between ascertaining a behavior or causing stress / pain to complete a task. A few notions to remember is to treat the furry being after completion of the task. In case to make understand the task use gentle physical assertive touch or clear indication with the help of a sharp sound to distract the attention from other things to the task in hand or the concentrate towards you (remember gentle assertive touch)

Do’s in training
Direction (physical assertiveness)
Do not’s in training
Induce / cause pain

In case you still have queries drop by we would be more then happy to pet with you!

Happy Petting!!!