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Blazing a New Trail: Training Gun Dogs

Dogs have assisted humans in hunting for sport since the Middle Ages. Today, many gun dog trainers are still using well-worn, ancient training techniques-traditional methods that often involve force and pain. As with any area of animal training, however, the impressive results of all-positive clicker training are clearing new territory.

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Karen Pryor Connects with the Author of "Kicked, Bitten, And Scratched"

When Amy's book came out, the New York Times gave it a great review. Then the Times published Amy's lighthearted article about what she learned, following the trainers around at Moorpark, that helped her get over nagging her husband and improved their relationship: "What Shamu Taught Me About a Happy Marriage." Wow, what a huge media reaction! One reporter told me that Amy "shocked the entire world."

Bathing Your Dog, Without the Wrestling Act

For anyone who ever had a dog escape in the middle of a bath and run through the house sopping wet.

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World Renowned Animal Trainer Makes Full Video Library Available Over the Internet

Waltham, MA (PRWEB) June 6, 2006 -- Karen Pryor, a pioneer and innovator of force-free training systems for pets and animals since 1960, is leveraging the power of the Internet and high-speed connections to give pet owners instantaneous access to complete lessons for training their dogs, cats, llamas, rabbits, and even pet fish through ClickFlicks, a new and unique online service.

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Getting Started: Clicking with Your Rabbit

Why leave your bunny in a cage all day when you could both be having fun together?

Rabbits are smart! Find out how your rabbit can quickly learn to:

  • Jump through a hoop and sit in a basket
  • Happily get into your lap to be carried and snuggled
  • Come when called
  • "Gimme five" with a paw
  • Use a litter box
  • Stop biting and other problem behaviors

 

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