| Effective dog training is essential for
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| | and enabling him to access the social
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| both a pet's safety and the quality of
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| | interactions dogs naturally possess. He
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| life for both dog and master.
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| | will be able to go through life as a
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| After struggling with training a dog, you
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| | friend and companion, instead of being
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| may feel tempted to give up. Giving up
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| | treated as a mere nuisance or ignored.
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| on training an outdoor dog, for instance,
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| | By learning to behave to his owner's
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| can be a real temptation. You may
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| | satisfaction, the dog is able to increase
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| believe you'll still manage to have
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| | his own satisfaction. Leaving a dog
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| reasonably enjoyable interactions without
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| | untrained makes it difficult for him to
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| going through the hassles and challenges
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| | understand how to get the positive human
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| of real training. Perhaps you believe
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| | attention and reactions he craves and may
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| the dog will learn on his or her own,
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| | curse him with a life filled with
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| over time, how to behave. Training is
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| | unpleasant exchanges with people as he
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| difficult and can seem like such an
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| | unknowingly misbehaves.
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| effort that surrender may feel sensible.
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| | Third, the dog owner's quality of life is
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| It is not. Effective dog training is not
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| | improved dramatically by dog training.
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| a mere option. When one considers its
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| | This occurs on multiple levels.
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| immeasurable benefits, it becomes nothing
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| | Initially, the owner and dog are able to
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| short of mandatory. Allowing a dog to
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| | develop a close relationship, which
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| live untrained can pose significant
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| | brings with it numerous rewards. The
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| risks. The costs associated with these
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| | owner is also able to avoid the
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| risks are so severe that rational
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| | frustrating experience of having to care
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| decision making requires one to opt for
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| | for a pet that doesn't know how to care
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| training, regardless of the costs in time
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| | back or who is unfriendly and prone to
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| and effort it may require.
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| | errant behavior. Additionally, the owner
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| Initially, training can be the difference
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| | is able to avoid the liabilities created
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| between life and death for a dog. An
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| | by an untrained dog. The owner can avoid
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| untrained dog, for instance, cannot be
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| | the destruction, inconvenience and even
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| recalled effectively if he should wander
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| | dangers posed by an untrained pet.
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| away. He may encounter any number of
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| | Instead of being a constant source of
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| dangers in his wanderings-many of which
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| | irritation and guilt, the well-trained
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| could result in serious injury or death.
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| | dog becomes a source of pleasure and
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| In critical pressure situations, a
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| | pride.
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| well-trained dog can be controlled and
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| | It is easy, under some circumstances, to
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| protected. The untrained dog is left
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| | believe that extensive and effective dog
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| only with his instincts and lessons
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| | training is not worth the significant
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| learned through the proverbial school of
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| | effort it may require. However, this
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| hard knocks. In a world populated by an
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| | perspective, if acted upon, will actually
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| infinite number of potential dangers,
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| | create a situation necessitating more
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| this is often not enough.
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| | effort than training would have ever
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| Training, then, is less of an option for
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| | required. By committing to effectively
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| a responsible pet owner than it is an
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| | training a dog, the owner makes an
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| obligation. Any pet owner should
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| | investment of time and effort that will
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| consider training the animal a basic
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| | pay out in a variety of ways.
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| responsibility that cannot be overlooked.
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| | Settling for anything less is highly
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| The dog's very life, after all, could
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| | inappropriate and cannot be adequately
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| hang in the balance. It is unthinkable
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| | discouraged.
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| that any responsible pet owner would look
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| | Good training will protect a dog from
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| past that consideration and still decide
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| | danger and will enable him to live a
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| that training was simply not worth the
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| | pleasant and fulfilling life. It will
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| effort it requires.
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| | also make the owner's life more pleasant
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| Second, a dog's quality of life is
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| | and can result in a greatly rewarding
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| improved significantly by training. He
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| | relationship with the pet. Effective dog
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| will understand how to please his human
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| | training is truly essential.
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| companions, giving him a sense of purpose
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