A Reality Check - The Best Grooming Service For Your Cockapoo Dog

C'mon - how much have you paid to groom your Cockapoo Dog? What's the cheapest, yet the highest quality grooming method?

Is it DIY grooming? You need the equipment (clippers, scissors, grooming table, etc) as well as a large dose of patience and skill.

Is the local grooming shop or the large pet store mighty inconvenient?

What about a mobile groomer? Convenient but pricey?

And do you hate to leave your dog at the shop or the pet store or watch him disappear into the grooming van?

Sounds like I've exhausted just about every grooming service available to the majority of people who need one.

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How To Stop A Puppy From Biting - 3 Simple Steps You Must Take Immediately

Catching behavior problems like biting and mouthing may be the most important step you can take for your pup.

Because if you FAIL to stop these problems early on in your dog's development, you may have a H U G E problem down the rode.

How Do You Stop A Puppy From Biting?

The 3 simple steps are as follows:

1. Interrupt the behavior. Say "No" loudly, ring a bell, rattle chains, do whatever you can to distract the pup from biting and mouthing.

2. Substitute a favorite toy quickly. Have a favorite toy ready for the puppy to bite on. It should be one he plays with often and loves to bite and chew on.

3. Praise the dog with enthusiasm. Say "good dog" with feeling a few times.

Repeat steps 1 - 3. Repeat. Repeat. Not once. Not twice. But as many times as it takes to stop the puppy from biting you.

That's the simple 3-step process describing how to stop puppy biting. Do it over and over or you will end up with DOG bites. A puppy may not hurt. But a grown dog hurts.

You get the picture! Do it NOW.

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