A crucial and beneficial project to undertake with your dog is to train it properly so that training makes living together a pleasurable and rewarding experience. Training allows you to connect with your dog through communication which is vital in directing your dog to follow your commands, as well as establishing a good lifelong relationship. Training is not the panacea for all behavioral issues, but it is a good foundational start to civilized the wild behavior of your dog. Remember that different breed need different treat therefore your training must be based on that hypothesis.
Pure breeds have been polished over the years for specialized purposes and care should be taken not to force to your dog to something which he is incapable of which would give rise to frustration between the two. Let us take a look at the hunting breeds, bred to flush game from its hiding places and then to retrieve the game after we have dispatched it. Water dogs (Labrador Retriever), bird dogs (Irish Setters and the Pointer breeds) and tracking dogs (hounds of all varieties) falls under this category bred for the purpose of waterfowl hunting and retrieval in wet land environments, land-hunting animal and leashed hunts or long distance, night hunts for nocturnal animals, such as raccoons or opossums, which may travel great distances in escape attempts. The lap dog or house pet breeds for example Chihuahuas, Lhasa Apsos, Toy Poodles, Pomeranians and Pekingese are the next group of smaller animals carrying sociable personalities, well suited for common pet tricks, tolerant and commonly trained to be dressed up in pint size outfits for special occasions and holidays. Breeds that include German Shepherds, Malamutes, Australian Cattle Dogs and various other breeds of similar size and nature falls under the category of Working dogs classification are trained for assisting in transportation via dog sleds, for drug and explosive detection, personal security and protection, leading the visually impaired and livestock control. They are found on farm lots working livestock, police and military forces around the world and on the snowy tundra.
After categorizing the different breeds it will become easy for you to decide what type of treatment is required for each breed. Just as you would not ask a driver to fly an airplane, you should not ask a pure breed dog to do something their breeding would make them incapable of which would damage your relationship.

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Amazing Dog Facts You Probably Didn't Know
Here are some incredibly interesting facts about dogs which surprise two in every three people who read them. So without further ado, i bet you didn't know that:
All dogs are descendents of wolves.
The worlds oldest dog was an Australian Cattle Dog who lived in excess of 29 years and 5 months.
The average lifetime cost of owning a dog is $13,750.
Puppies are born blind, deaf and toothless.
Dogs have better night vision than humans.
Dogs have super sensitive hearing.
Dogs have super sensitive smell. Out of all his senses, smell is the main sense a dog relies on.
The Irish Wolfhound is the tallest dog breed in the world.
The English Mastiff is the largest dog breed in the world.
Two dogs survived the sinking of the Titanic.
The Basenji is the only dog that cannot bark.
The Chihuahua is the smallest dog breed in the world.
In America, one in three families owns a dog.
The greyhound is the seventh fastest land animal in the world, clocked at speeds of 45 miles per hour.
Dalmatians are born without any black spots.
Dogs have twice as many muscles used for moving as humans.
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Hypoallergenic Dog Breeds - Dogs For Allergy Sufferers
Loose skin flakes, known as dander, is what causes the allergic reaction to dogs for some people. Most people think it is the loose hair which they are reacting to, but it is actually the dander.
There is a solution: a hypoallergenic dog. A dog with minimal dander which won't cause an allergic reaction in people who usually have allergies to dogs.
There's no such thing as 100% hypoallergenic dog, because all dogs release some dander. However, the following breeds listed shed very lightly and also release much less dander from their skin than other breeds:
- Bedlington Terrier
- Bichon Frise
- Chinese Crested
- Maltese
- Irish Water Spaniel
- Portuguese Water Dog
- Kerry Blue Terrier
- Poodle (toy, miniature and standard)
- Schnauzer (miniature, standard and giant)
- Xoloitzcuintli
These breeds will probably not trigger an allergic reaction. The Chinese Crested hairless variety and the Xoloitzcuintli both have no hair. As well as being the most hypoallergenic of all dog breeds, these dogs make very efficient hot water bottles.
Once you decide which of these dogs suits you, spend some time around the breed you've chosen to see whether you react. Spend a few hours in the home of the breeder, handling the dog and being in it's environment to see if you still have an allergic reaction. Chances are you won't.
Keep in mind that some people react to dog saliva when they are licked by a dog. Unfortunately, if you're allergic to dog saliva these breeds may not help you, because although they don't shed much dander, they will still lick.
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