Saturday, May 12, 2007
Training worries?
Are you having any training worries?
Difficulties can be overcome, you just need the right trainer and the right incentive for your particular dog.
Dogs are so clever... they can be taught to help the disabled with many daily tasks like opening and closing doors, retrieving dropped and hard-to-reach items, emptying the washing machine, and turning lights on or off.
The Guide Dog Association is the one charity which most people know about... and have seen qualified dogs helping their blind owners, or seen them in the process of being trained to be a Guide Dog.
Dogs for the Deaf can alert their owners when sounds are made... door knocked, doorbell rung, telephone, and smoke alarms are just some of the sounds which they can tell their owners about!
So, don't despair - your dog can learn all that you want it to - given the correct training and encouragement!
[Rather unlike some of the current collection of YOBs... one mentioned in our local paper has breached his ASBO for the sixth time... AND avoided a custodial sentence!]
Difficulties can be overcome, you just need the right trainer and the right incentive for your particular dog.
Dogs are so clever... they can be taught to help the disabled with many daily tasks like opening and closing doors, retrieving dropped and hard-to-reach items, emptying the washing machine, and turning lights on or off.
The Guide Dog Association is the one charity which most people know about... and have seen qualified dogs helping their blind owners, or seen them in the process of being trained to be a Guide Dog.
Dogs for the Deaf can alert their owners when sounds are made... door knocked, doorbell rung, telephone, and smoke alarms are just some of the sounds which they can tell their owners about!
So, don't despair - your dog can learn all that you want it to - given the correct training and encouragement!
[Rather unlike some of the current collection of YOBs... one mentioned in our local paper has breached his ASBO for the sixth time... AND avoided a custodial sentence!]
Labels: Dogs for the Deaf, Dogs for the Disabled, Guide Dog Association, training worries?
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