Ways to Encourage Positive Behavior in Your Dog

Our dogs are our best friends. They are full of enthusiasm, curiosity, and raw energy, but with all the liveliness, their behaviors can imitate those of a toddler with the chance of trouble finding them quickly. It is best to start early in developing your dog’s positive behaviors, although it is incredibly important to maintain training and socializing with your dog throughout their life. No matter how much you love your pet, discipline is necessary and knowing how to reinforce positive behavior will save you a lot of trouble down the road.

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2022 Field Trial Guide

Thousands of dog sporting events are held every year and with a new year ahead, there are plenty of events to get prepared for and excited about! For every dog and owner, there is a dog sport. These events are fun for all participants, whether you intend to compete or watch, you will be welcomed by a crowd of fellow dog-loving spectators. Here are resources to find the best sport for you and your partner.

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Try A New Sport with Your Dog

Staying active is key to maintaining your health, as well as your four-legged partners. All dogs need to exercise but most of them will thrive with activity that is both mentally and physically stimulating. There are numerous options when it comes to dog sports and recreational activities. Before you start more challenging games, make sure to consult your veterinarian. Below is a collection of high-performance sports that will help your dog thrive.

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The 9 Fundamentals of Personal Pets

Respect is an incredibly important trait to share between partners and your relationship with your dog is no different. When you partner with a canine, you accept the responsibility to feed them, provide them with shelter, and train them to respect you and others. There are many basic skills to teach your pet and some of these techniques will demand the utmost respect and assert you as the alpha. Dogs will naturally push your limits if you do not discipline them properly.

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Jobs You Didn't Know Your Dog Could Have

We all have our dream job, and we’re not alone; dogs also have dream careers! There are jobs all around that call for four-legged employees with some bark and a little bite. These dogs are employed at police stations, hospitals, airports, universities and even in politics. They perform jobs that humans are unable to do. Dogs have special skills that set them apart from humans and other animals. Here are some dog jobs that you may not be aware of.

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Pro Talks: with Elite Field Master, Lauren Harvey

The sport of hunting with dogs has been around for thousands of years and throughout time, has normally been a very male-dominated activity. Over time, more women have gotten involved in the sport of hunting and they are hoping to change the game. Sportsmans Pride’s Lauren Harvey is one of the amazing women making a name for herself in the big game world.

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Pro Tips: Preventing Leash Pulling

One of the hardest habits to break, especially for active working dogs, is leash pulling. These dogs are built and trained for all-day stamina, they’re not naturally great about staying calm. With hard work, patience, and positive reinforcement, you’ll see a change in your dog before you know it!

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Tasty & Easy Pheasant Recipes for Hunters

Whether you just got home from a long day’s hunt with your buddies or you have a pile of pheasant meat in your freezer begging to be eaten, these flavorful & easy ways to prepare pheasant will have you tricking even your closest of friends into thinking you’re a top chef.

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