Published on Friday, January 22, 2010 by admin Obedience training for your golden retriever should begin the day you bring him home from the breeders. You should decide what your new puppy will and will not be allowed to do and stick with it like glue. This means that the day you get your new puppy, you shouldn't allow him climb up on your furniture or jump up on people unless you want him to perform the actio...

Published on Friday, January 22, 2010 by admin This is the second part of golden retriever training tips on how to break your golden's bad habits. Barking. Most of the time, dogs bark to warn or tell you of something you need to know such as a perceived danger. A dog may also bark due to boredom, when afraid or to communicate with other dogs in the neighborhood. In the case of golden retrievers, although...

Published on Friday, January 22, 2010 by admin Training your Golden Retriever should start immediately, with good puppy training. This article will show you how to begin. Golden Retriever puppies are adorable and love to play. During this young and wiggly phase of your dog's life, it is important to begin training. Your puppy is a baby, and although he may be distractible, but he will learn quickly at this ...