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Some trainers say that you should use a loud stern, or mean commands when disciplining your dog.
Actually, it can be counter-productive if you use a loud and excited voice.
Your dog listens to body language and energy more than anything else.
When you are excited, it excites them also.
You must be assertive in your training, but calm.
A calm pack leader will get better results.
Yes sometimes you may need to use your voice, and be stern perhaps, like if your pet runs toward oncoming traffic, but remember not to yell or get excited.
The best thing you can do is properly train your dog from the very beginning to follow you as the pack leader, and perhaps this will keep them from running off in the first place.
(Never scold your dog for running off! This conditions them that they can expect to get in trouble, but if you give them love, it makes them want to come back!
Always reward them for coming to you!)
Yelling and being too stern ... It's Fiction!
New line of gourmet pet treats due out in 2010!
Your dogs will go bonkers for them!
The new treat line is hitting the street, and will include both crunchy yummy bisquits, and soft easy to chew treats suitable for training.
All our treats are made by us, in our own kitchen, and tested for taste and quality before we even consider releasing them!
The best ingredients, the best quality, the best price!
Why settle for mass-produced doggie snacks that have been warehoused and then shipped to sit on a shelf for weeks when you can offer the freshest and most nutritious, delivered right to your door?
Stay tuned for more information and availability dates!
MyDogCan.Com is brand new!
To educate the public about pet welfare and provide quality products and training at affordable prices!
Affordable Gourmet Pet Treats!
MyDogCan.Com and Sylent Sylver offers the best in high-quality dog and cat treats that not only satisfy the most finicky pets, but contain that homemade, gourmet goodness, that is both healthy, and affordable to all.
Made from the best ingredients, not scraps and left-overs!
Specialty Pet Care Products!
We also have our own line of pet shampoos and coat conditioners that not only serve the purpose of clening and keeping your pets coat soft, shiny and healthy, But is made of high-quality ingredients that are tested to be safe for either your dog or cat.
Professional Obedience Training!
A lifetime of study in dog psychology and all aspects of canine instruction means that you can count on us when it comes to providing the best and most up to date info about your dogs habits and instincts.
From basic obedience to problem solving and specialty training, we have the answers to help you and your pet share a long healthy relationship!
TIPS: Visit our site often for great tips on pet care!
Abused and neglected pets need love to! Adopt a pet and save two lives... the pet you take home, and the one that takes his place in the shelter! 
The more often you cut your dogs nails the better!
Everytime you trim them, the easier it is because not only does your pet get used to having it done, but the quick inside the nail receeds in length.
Shorter nails mean less damage to furniture and flooring, and to your legs when he hops into your lap.
Dogs with shorter nails are even less likely to dig up your yard due to the discomfort!
Our brand of gourmet pet treats, "Uncle Adres'", is named after our beloved Lab-JRT mix, who past in 2009.
We decided to honor his memory by using his name, Adrenaline.
Your a good boy Adre, may you rest in peace!
