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Tricks to Find a Lost Dog
By Nick Dodd
When a pet owner is trying to find a lost dog and make it stay at home forever, stay calm so that lost dog clues can be gathered quickly.
Finding a lost pet can be tiresome and frustrating. However, the point is to examine the dog's personality and figure out of it is territorial like a Shepherd or is it more hyper like a Husky or Beagle? Here are some important tips and tricks to bring your dog back quickly.
Tricks to find a lost dog.
1) Train your dog to come to a whistle instead having it familiarize itself with your voice. The sound of a whistle can carry far further then the human voice. Also the pitch of the whistle does not change when one is panicked.
2) Make sure the pet has up-to-date tags, and go the extra dollar to get the microchip. Microchips are small computer chips placed directly within the tag itself. Each microchip has a unique ID number that is associated with the owners contact information.
3) Consider a physical fence instead of the popular invisible ones. Many pet owners fail to realize, during the fence installation, that if a dog ends up on the other side of the unseen fence, they will certainly get shocked when, and if, it decides to return home.
Besides putting up posters and handing out neighborhood flyers, spend a great amount of time whistling for your dog. Many pets stay in familiar areas. For dogs that have companion friends, try this strategy with a familiar animal that your dog will come to. Getting the companion dog to bark will make this strategy more factor.
Consider the fact that pet personality can determine how far away the dog has run. A friendly, happy-go-lucky dog is probably in the neighborhood and might indicate the dog did not run from fear. Maybe it simply followed it's nose or chased a butterfly. Dogs such as skittish hound for example, are frightened by loud noises such as fireworks, and have been known to run for miles until they're exhausted.
If you are truly serious about wanting quick and easy tips and tricks for training your dog to come or to prevent your dog leaving ever again check out Train Your Dog today while supplies last. If you and your dog do not get incredibly fast results, I'd be quite surprised! Now hurry, go Find Your Dog right now before they're gone forever!
Finding a lost pet can be tiresome and frustrating. However, the point is to examine the dog's personality and figure out of it is territorial like a Shepherd or is it more hyper like a Husky or Beagle? Here are some important tips and tricks to bring your dog back quickly.
Tricks to find a lost dog.
1) Train your dog to come to a whistle instead having it familiarize itself with your voice. The sound of a whistle can carry far further then the human voice. Also the pitch of the whistle does not change when one is panicked.
2) Make sure the pet has up-to-date tags, and go the extra dollar to get the microchip. Microchips are small computer chips placed directly within the tag itself. Each microchip has a unique ID number that is associated with the owners contact information.
3) Consider a physical fence instead of the popular invisible ones. Many pet owners fail to realize, during the fence installation, that if a dog ends up on the other side of the unseen fence, they will certainly get shocked when, and if, it decides to return home.
Besides putting up posters and handing out neighborhood flyers, spend a great amount of time whistling for your dog. Many pets stay in familiar areas. For dogs that have companion friends, try this strategy with a familiar animal that your dog will come to. Getting the companion dog to bark will make this strategy more factor.
Consider the fact that pet personality can determine how far away the dog has run. A friendly, happy-go-lucky dog is probably in the neighborhood and might indicate the dog did not run from fear. Maybe it simply followed it's nose or chased a butterfly. Dogs such as skittish hound for example, are frightened by loud noises such as fireworks, and have been known to run for miles until they're exhausted.
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