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Last updated 20-Jul-09
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Training Your Pekingese
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Secrets to Dog
Training
How to solve problems with your Pekingese:
- Aggression
- Excessive Barking
- Biting
- Chewing
- Digging
- Flatulence (Farting)
- Growling
- Howling and Whining
- Jumping
- Separation Anxiety
In addition, you will learn about:
- Dog Whispering
- House Training
- Using a Leash
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Ultimate House
Training Guide
A complement to Secrets to Dog Training (above), this
comprehensive eBook concentrates on training your Pekingese
for proper behaviour in your house... how to teach your dog where
to pee and poop.
This is NOT a simple "put down papers and swat the pup
on the nose if he pees on the carpet" type of guide. This
is a fully-illustrated, 120-page guide that gathers together
knowledge and advice from veterinarians and professional dog
trainers, as well as years of case studies from clients, bringing
you an essential resource for new dog owners.
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The Ultimate
Guide to Dog Health
- Is your Pekingese suffering from common health problems
including painful toothaches or teething issues, ear infections,
itchy or chaffing skin, eye irritations, worming issues, or that
awful limping that just breaks your heart to watch???
 Has
your Pekingese been plagued by chronic vomiting or diarrhea,
persistent problems with his urine or stool, a cough that won't
go away, nightmarish liver troubles, or perhaps even more severe
conditions such as types of arthritis and cancer?
- Are you baffled by symptoms such as patchy hair loss, unexplained
lethargy or shortness of breath, a worrisome discharge, or any
noticeable changes in behavior, such as your Pekingese not
eating, that may have an underlying medical cause?
- Have you ever had to deal with an ill or injured dog without
the knowledge and confidence necessary to provide the RIGHT CARE,
RIGHT AWAY???
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