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Not many pet lovers know the importance of our very own dog’s paw pads on their daily life. These pads aren’t simply there to help them walk but helps shield the dog’s bones as well as muscles.

Those who subscribe to the concept of behavior modification via learning are relationally blind when it comes to how a dog’s decision making process is influenced beyond the boundaries of this narrow ideological script. While physical response may align perfectly while under the influence of motivating agents and associations established within this script the core of this learning framework offers only relational half truth.

Understanding rewards/punishments when training your dog is key to a healthy relationship. This article explains why they are important, how your dog sees them, and how you are doing it whether you are aware of it or not.

You often hear people talking about their dogs as though they were children, and while the notion may seem a little odd to some, there is actually a similarity in the way that the two behave. Children have to be taught right from wrong in the same way that a puppy does and they both can also become fearful and anxious when they are out of your sight. This is known as separation anxiety and with kids it’s easy to read the signs.

It is the goal of every dog owner to have a pet that is obedient and well-behaved in every situation. The problem is that very few folks actually take the time to lay down the laws of the home and teach their dog how to behave. Training should start the moment your new dog enters the house, making sure that every member of the family is on board with the rules as they apply to the new family member.