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House training is something that is vital if you want to have a good experience of being a dog owner. It is a training that should stay with your dog for his whole life so it’s worth getting it right from the start. A lot of people think that this is a difficult task, that it will take months of work, but in reality it is one of the simplest things to achieve. It took me just four days to house train my puppy, to give him a command for going to the toilet that he always responds to, and with the following methods, you can be just as successful. It may take a few weeks, depending on you, your attitude, your living arrangements and many other factors, but with patience and lots of time and effort, you can have a perfectly house-trained dog for life.

This method does not entail using a crate, just regularly keep your dog in one particular area of the house, especially when unsupervised. It’s best if it’s an easily cleaned floor, such as a linoleum in the bathroom, as there will be a few accidents to start with. You cannot allow your puppy to wander around the whole house unsupervised as she will just go to the toilet whenever she feels like it without being trained to do otherwise. Make sure your puppy has a nice comfortable bed in her chosen area and that she is happy to use it. Once she establishes the bed as her own, she is less likely to mess near it. You should also ensure that she is happy in this area - fresh water should always be available, and play with her and pet her there so she feels happy, safe and secure.

The key to this method of house training is observing your puppy’s behaviour, so you must spend lots of time with her. The other important factor is to have a regular routine for feeding. Puppies usually need to go to the toilet after eating, so a routine will help you both. Check also that her food and water and the quantities are suiting her digestive system. You can’t house train a dog who has diarrhoea, so this must be sorted out right at the beginning. Speak to your vet if you can’t resolve this yourself or if there are urinary problems - it could be an infection.

So here’s the procedure, once you have everything in place. Think of a command word that you will use every time you see your puppy about to go to the toilet or when you want to encourage her to do so. When she wakes in the morning, within half an hour after eating and before she goes to sleep, you should take her to her toilet area (this will either be some newspaper on the floor or a convenient area just outside the back door in the garden) and give her the command. The likelihood is that, if you are patient enough, she will go to the toilet and you can praise her for doing so in the right place. When a puppy is young, they have little control and a small capacity for urine and faeces in their system, so you should take her out every two hours so she has the opportunity to go if she wants to.

Animal Caregivers in South Carolina do not do it “for the money”.
Operating a Pet Kennel or Animal Boarding Service takes a lot of hard work! Charleston Kennels and Boarders perform a variety of duties and work with a wide variety of animals…not just dogs.In addition to attending to the basic physical needs of your Pets, the Kennel must keep records on the animals received and during the entire stay. To run the Kennel successfully, they have to balance their time with other necessary chores like interacting with the public, answering telephone inquiries and screening applicants for future Kennel Boarding needs. Some Charleston Kennel Owners are very actively involved in animal adoption issues or educating folks about spaying and neutering and other animal health issues.
Your Pet is a part of our Family
Special Pets Grooming and Boarding owner, Jill Garrett, has this to say about how they treat the Pets who kennel at her facility: “We know that your Pet is a part of your Family. An extension of your Family, very much like a child. In some cases, your Pet is love as much as any child. As such, your pet is like a part of our very own Family.Special Pets continues, “We treat your dog or cat the same way we would treat our very own animal, and that’s no lie. When we see your animals for grooming on a regular basis, you just can’t help but fall in love with them! We do this because we love animals. Plain and simple.
“Our staff has been hand-picked and rigorously trained.
We all love animals and we are committed to the quality care and happiness of your Best Friend. You should never, ever leave your Pet with a Kennel (or groomer) that you do not have a good relationship with. Do not leave your Pet with a kennel if they leave you with a “not so good feeling”.
Special Pets hair and Care of Ladson, SC makes sure to document each feeding
, any medications and each “potty” session. In fact, the Owner herself takes the “Special Pets” home with her whenever she can so they don’t have to stay too long in a Kennel Cage awaiting your return.That’s just one, first-hand example. There are many other Charleston area Kennel Owners who feel exactly that same way. Now that’s serious dedication and animal love in action!
Charleston Kennel Owners Get Satisfaction from Working With Your Pet
The work environment at a kennel can be difficult and laborious.
Any Charleston Kennel Owner can tell you, is not extremely pleasant all the time.
People who love animals get satisfaction from working with and helping them.
That’s why they get into the business of boarding your animals to begin with. Some of the work may be unpleasant, physically and emotionally demanding, and sometimes dangerous. Boarding Kennel workers have to clean animal cages and lift, hold, or restrain animals, risking exposure to bites or scratches.
Many Charleston “Kennels” are actually full service Groomer
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Kennel, Boarders.
They do it all. Their work often involves kneeling, crawling, repeated bending, and lifting heavy supplies like bags of food or even bales of hay or 50 pound bags of feed.Kennels must also take great precautions when treating the boarding area or the animals with germicides or insecticides. By the nature of the job, running a Kennel often involves working very irregular hours. Your Pet is fed every day, so Kennel Caretakers often work weekend and holiday shifts.Some Charleston Kennels keep your Pet on various timed feeding schedule to mimic their diet at home. Or have to keep up with a Pet who needs medication, like insulin. This means pulling night shifts, too. Even through the hard work, Charleston Kennel Owners still get great satisfaction from working with your Pet because the they are not in it for the money. They opened up a Kennel because they love animals!
Some Charleston Kennels Are Better Than Home! Says Who?
It used to be “…no place like home” for your dog or cat when you took the Family away on a trip or for vacation. But these days, there are Kennels in Charleston that might be
even better
than home.
Why not give your Pet a Vacation of its own?
Boarding Kennels in Charleston are a home away from home for many pets while their owners are unable to take care of them. Modern boarding kennels are spacious, heated, cooled, and extremely comfortable.Charleston Boarding Kennels take of your Pets as if they were their own, with special attention paid to Diet, Exercise, and the right amount of love.Charleston pet resort says, “Whether you’re going on vacation, having guests, moving, or simply need a place for your special friend to spend the day while you are at work or at an event, we are here for you and your pet.”
What You Need to Prepare Before Taking Your Pet to the Kennel
Before you place your pet in the caring hands of Boarding Kennel Guardians, there are a few basic steps to follow to ensure a smooth stay. Dogs and Cats are generally the most popular residents at Charleston’s Boarding Kennels, and preparation for each is similar:
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All dogs going to into the boarding kennel must be accompanied by an up to date, yearly vaccination records against distemper, hepatitis, leptospirosis and parvovirus.
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A vaccination for Kennel cough should already be included in your dogs’ yearly shot regimen.
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All feline visitors must have an up to date yearly shot record as well, including vaccination against feline enteritis and cat flu.
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Depending on the length of your pet’s stay you may want to give them a bath before they enter the boarding kennel and most assuredly w hen you return to claim them, just to be on the safe side.
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Most boarding kennels will allow you to leave a special toy or memento with your pet while you are away, but check with the Kennel Management first, just to be sure.
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Also, boarding kennels are very busy during the holiday and summer vacation seasons, so it is best to do your research and book early to catch the best deals.

Border Patrol rescued 10-12 week old terrier mix puppy that was left for dead after viewing security tapes that caught an unidentified man throw the puppy over the fence at the US-Mexico border. The video shows the man first tossing the puppy into the U.S. from Mexico over the fence about a half mile east of the San Ysidro Port of Entry. He then jumps over the barrier and grabs the dog and begins to punch it in the head about 10 times with a closed fist, then tries to strangle her. He then picks up the struggling, tiny animal and slams it repeatedly against the fence.

“This is by far the most horrific video I have ever seen of an animal being abused,” said Dawn Danielsen, director of animal services.

John Carlson, deputy director with the county’s Animal Services said he has seen animals that have been injured by people but has never seen the abuse in progress as it was captured on the tape.

“I was astonished, I was disgusted, some of the stuff I was thinking you cannot print,” Carlson said after seeing the video.

At the Department of Animal Services shelter in Bonita, where the dog was taken to be treated and will stay until she is recovered, she was examined. It was found that she has multiple fractures of her right hind leg.

The puppy is doing well and has been named “Spirit.”

San Diego Animal Advocates and the Animal Rescue and Protection League have offered a $2,000 reward leading to an arrest and conviction. Tipsters are advised to call (619) 767-2624.

They say they should be able to identify the man from the surveillance camera and if he is apprehended, they would work to charge him with felony animal cruelty.