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Pay attention to your Yorkies whiskers!

Recently I have started to learn how to trim my Yorkies face. Whenever I was getting close to my dog's face, she was becoming apparently very nervous. So I decided to read more and i found out about the special role of whiskers psychology.today.com Dogs have a set of stiff hairs protruding from the sides of their muzzles that are popularly called "whiskers." These are not at all like the nonfunctional whiskers that men sometimes grow on their faces and they are technically called vibrissae. I have never cut them but Pippi was just cautious and wanted to avoid this. In the film below you may see why whiskers are so important and that cutting them may be harmful and painful as well. However, if you accidentally cut them off : The whiskers will usually take a few weeks to a couple months to grow back. They grow just as the hair on the body does. So however fast her coat grows you can say that the whiskers will grow almost that fast but sometimes a little slower. justans...

Travelling - with a dog by plane - my holiday begins

Finally it is Saturday, I am thrilled cause today my small holiday begins. Today I will take a plane to Pisa, Italy. One of the resons why I have decided to get a Yorkshire Terrier is the mall size of this breed, which makes travelling so much easier and more convenient. I travel regularly, mainly Europe. However, there are still many places, which I have not explored yet ;-) so there is always a new place to see. Today I do not take my dog with myself, Pippi will stay with my family, but of course I do not exclude the possibility of taking her with me on board in future! I would like to take her for a long walk along the seaside! In the place where I live it is not possible (I live close to the mountains but far from the seaside) When I reach Pisa, I want to travel to a seaside spot. Although this time I do not take my dog, while being in Italy I will pay much attention to dog issues . Maybe I will drop in to a pet store, or take some photos of the local dogs ;-) When it comes to t...

My clicker for dog training

My clicker has finally arrived in the post, below some pictures, this is how a clicker looks like:-) it is small and you use it by simply pressing it. This is used to train dogs by positive reinforcement (some psychology :-) B. F. Skinner (March 20, 1904 – August 18, 1990) was an American psychologist, behaviorist, author, inventor, and social philosopher and he first described this type of conditioning (source Wikipedia) . Ok, but now leaving psychology apart, how to use it? The website Wiki-How will tell us http://www.wikihow.com/Clicker-Train-Your-Dog on this website you will find training instructions with some pictures. Training your dog can be fun! It takes some effort for sure, but if you hope that your dog's manners will improve without your effort, then you are not correct.

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