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CCRC's goal is to make a lifetime match between our dogs and our adopters. In addition to helping you choose your new best friend, we provide ongoing assistance with training and behavior issues. |
We offer a lifetime of telephone support. The documents below address many of the most common problems and they are a great place to start when trying to problem-solve.
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BOOKS
After you Get Your Puppy, by Ian Dunbar Love has no Age Limit, by Patricia McConnell ONLINE TRAINING RESOURCES House Training: http://info.drsophiayin.com/free-puppy-potty-training-guide/ Dog Body language: http://www.centerforshelterdogs.com/Home /DogBehavior/DogCommunicationandBodyLanguage.aspx Teaching a dog their name: http://www.centerforshelterdogs.com/Portals/0/CSD%20PDFs/TheNameGame.pdf Info on common problems: https://www.siriuspup.com/behavior-problems Dog Body language: http://www.centerforshelterdogs.com/Home/DogBehavior /DogCommunicationandBodyLanguage.aspx Teaching a dog their name: http://www.centerforshelterdogs.com/Portals/0/CSD%20PDFs/TheNameGame.pdf How to recognize and prevent a dog biting your child http://www.robinkbennett.com/2013/08/19/why-supervising-dogs-and-kids-doesnt-work/ We also have some PDF handouts available to view or download: Crate Training - Using a crate to house train your dog, and provide them with a safe "den". Separation Anxiety - Tips to help prevent and minimize tendencies toward separation anxiety Chewing - Dogs, especially puppies under a year old, are very prone to chewing as their teeth come in. Use these tips to avoid costly mistakes with your possessions. Collars - There are a variety of options for collars out there. Which ones are right for your dog? |
NEED FURTHER ASSISTANCE?If you are struggling with training issues and need advice, please call us at (248) 834-9419, email us at ccrcdogs@ccrcdogs.com, or use the form below, and we will do our best to help. We also have a volunteer who offers more in-depth training for a reduced cost for our adopters. We will do everything we can to help you form a happy relationship with your new dog.
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