David Beart
David Beart is owner of the Professors House, a site dedicated to family, relationships, dog health, and household issues.
Articles by this Author
Training A Dog To Sit
- By David Beart
- Published 05/4/2008
- Pets
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Training a dog to ‘sit’ is usually the first command you teach a dog – it is easy for even the youngest of pups to learn and it is the basis for many other obedience commands
Informal training may begin when the pup is only six or seven weeks old and still at the breeders
Putting A Dog On A Diet
- By David Beart
- Published 05/1/2008
- Pets
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In North America, our pets are suffering from the same waistline epidemic as their human counter-parts – obesity Our ever-expanding waistlines are at an all-time high and our health and well-being are being negatively affected
My Dog Is Scared Of Thunder
- By David Beart
- Published 04/9/2008
- Pets
- Unrated
Many dogs are scared of thunder so never think you a alone when your dog climbs the walls, howls, paws at the doors or ties to crawl into the hall linen closet Thunderstorms and the accompanying electrical energy disturbs dogs on a level most of us do not understand
Benefits Of Grooming A Pet
- By David Beart
- Published 03/15/2008
- Pets
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Regular grooming of all pets can help contribute to longer, healthier lives The benefits of having your pet groomed regularly can include making your pet more comfortable and clean, as well as having attention paid to often overlooked parts of your dog or cat
Training A Dog
- By David Beart
- Published 02/4/2008
- Pets
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Training a dog can be enjoyable and rewarding Whether conducted in a private setting or a classroom setting, it requires consistency, direction and firmness
Golden Retrievers
- By David Beart
- Published 02/4/2008
- Pets
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Originally bred to hunt in 1800s England, the golden retriever has retained much of its natural curiosity and hunting behaviors The breed has maintained its standing in the top ten most popular dog breeds in the US partly because of the dog’s gentle nature, fierce loyalty and friendly personality
Elderly Cat Care
- By David Beart
- Published 02/4/2008
- Pets
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Our cats become a part of the family over time But unlike humans, who are considered elderly at 60 or 65, cats are considered "senior citizens" at the ripe old age of 10
The Cost Of Owning A Dog
- By David Beart
- Published 02/2/2008
- Pets
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When that sweet little puppy face is staring at you, begging you to take it home, it’s easy for rational thought to go out the window And if that adorable face comes complete with a few face licks, you’re most likely already sold
Stop A Dog From Begging
- By David Beart
- Published 02/1/2008
- Pets
- Unrated
Dog begging is one of the more difficult habits to break Nothing can be more heart-wrenching than a dog begging while looking at you with those big sad eyes while you are eating
Dog Training Harness
- By David Beart
- Published 02/1/2008
- Pets
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One of the many things you may want to get for your dog when starting to train them is a good, sturdy dog training harness, as part of your dog supplies to have A good harness should fit comfortably on your dog and have enough padding to prevent any escaping or injuries that could occur while wearing the harness


