Some Alternative Potty Training Methods You Should Know WHAT DO WE MEAN BY HOUSETRAINING? Housetraining is teaching your dog to eliminate outside only—he is never allowed to eliminate indoors. However there are alternative potty training methods as well which we will discuss further below. From the moment you bring your new puppy or dog home, […]
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No matter which method you decide to housetrain your dog, you can apply these general principles to help your puppy succeed. CONSISTENCY It is important for you to be consistent with your dog’s routine. This will be one of main rules that help you with housetraining. When your dog has a specific time for eating, […]
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One of the very first dog training exercises you will want to work on with a new puppy or an adult dog moving into your home is—housetraining! Housetraining is indeed a real test of your patience, but it is one of the first opportunities that you and your puppy will have to bond. Housetraining is […]
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Dog crate training is one of the valuable training supplies that is beneficial for training young puppies and adult dogs alike. No matter what age your dog is, you will come to find that a crate can be used for many purposes. A crate acts like a private “den” for your dog—a safe and secure […]
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FUN DOG TRICKS Every dog needs to know some fun tricks! Here are a few that will keep him—and his audience—entertained! CIRCLE Start with your dog facing you. Take a treat and lead his nose to the right and around your body, slowly. He will follow the treat behind your back and to the front. […]
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Don’t underestimate your Boston Terrier. If he has curiosity written large all over his face, and he wears a fierce, tough look, the combination could spell some fun for you, if you’re game for it. Your Boston Terrier, you’ll find, is usually very happy to play a game of fetch and can be just as […]
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To reduce the risk of disease in your Boston Terrier puppy, it is best you have him vaccinated, since so many pet diseases pets contract can be fatal. These diseases are usually transmitted by contact with a virus or bacteria. As a pet owner, you have the choice of deciding which canine vaccinations you would […]
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If you’re in the process of bringing home Boston Terrier Puppies, it’s also time you explored the market for a good vet. Of course, you’d go about selecting a good vet in much the same way as you would select a church: just go in and pay them a visit. To begin with, ask your […]
Continue reading >Heart diseases in animals, particularly your Boston Terrier is pretty much the same as what we experience. It may surprise you to find that dogs too suffer from heart disease. But your Boston Terrier’s heart too is a mechanical-electrical pump of living tissue And is as prone to biological hazards affecting cells as it is […]
Continue reading >A spirochete bacteria called Borrelia burgdorferi causes your pet to suffer Lyme disease. The bite of an infected tick helps transmit these bacteria to animals, which then enters its bloodstream. The tick must lie attached to the pet’s skin for a day before the bacteria can be transmitted. Once infected, your Boston Terrier pet will […]
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