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The Sterling Dog Blog

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Dog Obedience
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How to Read Dog Behavior

Understanding dog behavior through body language, vocal cues, and facial expressions helps build trust, address stress, and strengthen the human-dog bond.

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Dog Nutrition
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Why Dogs Need Calorie Control During Heavy Training Weeks

When preparing for heavy training weeks, dogs require precise calorie control to maintain peak performance and avoid health issues. Surprisingly, studies show that dogs can expend up to twice as many calories during intensive training sessions compared to their regular activities. This dramatic increase in energy expenditure underscores the need for balanced nutrition to support

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E-Collar
E-Collars
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How E-Collars Improve Training for Stubborn Breeds

Stubborn dog breeds, such as Bulldogs and Terriers, often pose unique challenges in training. Studies show that these breeds require consistent and precise correction to modify their behavior effectively. One effective tool in the arsenal of professional trainers is the use of E-collars, which have proven to improve the success rate dramatically. Electronic collars, initially

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Dog Obesity
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How Regular Training Prevents Canine Obesity

Obesity in dogs isn’t just a matter of aesthetics; it can reduce their lifespan by up to two years. Understanding and preventing canine obesity through regular training is crucial. This approach isn’t new but remains vital in keeping our furry companions healthy and happy. Regular exercise regimes, tailored to each dog’s needs, help in burning

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Dog Obedience
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Why Over-Praising Can Stall Dog Training Progress

It might surprise you to learn that excessive praise during dog training can actually hinder a dog’s progress. Much like humans, dogs require a balance of positive reinforcement and corrective feedback to understand which behaviors are desirable. Over-praising can create confusion, making it difficult for dogs to differentiate between acceptable and unacceptable actions. Historically, dog

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