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Your Canine's Sense of Smell
A much larger part of a dog’s brain is devoted to processing smells than yours. Some search dogs locate people buried under the snow of avalanches, search for evidence in crime, and find people in the water. Cloudy days, mornings, and evenings are the best times for dogs to search. And depending on the conditions, dogs can pick up a scent up to a half a mile away!
Learn more about dog senses, training and agility at this free dog agility teleseminar.
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Multiple Pet Households
If you decide to get a second pet, the most important thing
you can do to promote household harmony is to introduce the
two animals properly. This is a tough concept, because your
instinct is to lavish both the new animal and the old one
with plenty of affection. Ignore this instinct – neither
animal will appreciate it. Instead, bring the new pet (we’ll
say it’s another dog) into the house without making a big
deal out of it, and let the two see each other. Stay in the
vicinity to prevent aggressive maneuvers, but if no attacks
are forthcoming, ignore both animals for awhile. Let them
get a good look at each other while you
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