March 11th, 2010
A Rescued Dog’s Weird Behavior, Part 4, Building Confidence
This is the last in a 4-part series about how to cope with and resolve your rescued dog’s weird behavior. By the end of this article, you will know how to build up your dog’s confidence. It should be a lot of fun for the both of you.
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In the last two articles, we talked...
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A Rescued Dog’s Threatening Behavior
In response to my third article about coping with a rescued dog’s weird behavior, a reader sent in a good question. (The original, unedited comment can be found at the bottom of an article at this link.) Her question and my response follow:
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We have had a rescued maltipoo for about three months. He has his...
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A Rescue Dog’s Weird Behavior, Part 3, Substitute Good for Bad
By the end of this series of articles, you are going to know how to cope with and change the weird behavior of your rescued small dog. In today’s article, I am going to show you how to replace your rescued dog’s weird behavior with behavior you can live with.
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Here is a very important concept...
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A Rescue Dog’s Weird Behavior, Part 2 Ignoring Weird Behavior
By the end of this series of articles, you are going to know how to cope with and change the weird behavior of your rescued small dog. In today’s article, I am going to show you why it’s so important to ignore your rescue dog’s weird behavior. I’ll also have some action steps for how...
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Changing Weird Behavior from a Rescued Small Dog, Part 1
By the end of this series of articles, you are going to know how to cope with and change the weird behavior of your rescued small dog. If you do not have a rescued small dog, but you are contemplating getting one, this series will prepare you for: 1. What may happen after your new...
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What to Expect from Your New Rescue Dog
Congratulations, Sir or Madam, on selecting your new rescue dog! We know you will enjoy many years of satisfaction with your rescue dog. Your rescue dog has been designed with the very latest features in canine technology to provide maximum comfort, convenience, and safety for you and your whole family.
Your rescue dog comes with a...
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A Noble Dog Rescue
Oh boy. People love to tell you they own a rescue dog.
“This is my dog. She’s a rescue.”
“He’s still getting used to us. He’s a rescue dog.”
“We adopted our rescue dog last week.”
Sometimes I get the feeling these statements really mean: Look at me. I’ve done something noble. I’ve personally rescued a poor creature from...
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New Hope for Rescued Small Dogs
One of our dogs, Kelsey, was facing imminent death at a local animal shelter. (Ironic that they call it a “shelter,” huh?) A few days before she was slated to be euthanized, a representative from Atlanta’s Small Dog Rescue and Humane Society plucked her from her cage and brought her home. At the time of...
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Jeff K.: Great Cindy. Let me know how it works out. Jeff...
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- Small Dog Syndrome
- Territoriality: One Key to Small Dog Syndrome
- Help! My Small Dog is Out of Control and My Boyfriend is Not Helping
- How to Stop Small Dog Aggression at the Front Door
- What the Heck is a Small Dog?
- A Rescued Dog's Threatening Behavior
- Small Dog Buddies
- Housetraining a Small Dog
- When a Small Dog Bites
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About Jeff Kanarish
Jeff Kanarish is first and foremost a lover of small dogs. He has two of his own--Royce and Kelsey. Jeff applied his background in Psychology to dog behavior when he and his wife, Dawn opened a dog boarding and grooming shop for small dogs in Atlanta in 2005. Although customers came to the shop to have their dogs groomed or boarded, they kept asking the same question over and over: "Why does my dog do that?" Jeff finds the answers and places them here, in AsmallDog.com. For more detail on Jeff, click this link: My Story 
