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Dogs Caught in the act!
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The following are pictures and stories of dogs caught in the act of doing deeds, we fellow dog owners, would have preferred them NOT to do. This section is sure to keep you laughing, after all, it was not YOUR Dog! or was it? Despite these deeds, most of us still love our dogs. For those of you who just had a dog commit a No, No, look at these picture pages, don't feel so bad, it could have been worse! Do you have a photo(s) of your pet caught in the act of a "No, No"? Send it in! along with your story.

Wondering why dogs do these bad deeds? Puppies need constant guidance and to be taught what is acceptable and what is not. A dog who goes on daily pack walks is less likely to engage in any destructive tendencies. Most dogs who are destructive are not happy dogs. When a dog is destructive it is usually a sign that there is something lacking in the dogs life. Something that the canine animal needs which the humans around them are not providing. Perhaps boredom, a lack of communication, exercise, discipline or a general understanding between canine and human. A dogs actions are a direct result of the humans around them. Learn more; Understanding Dog Behavior.

 
 

Shadow, the Shiloh Shepherd Puppy at 11 Weeks Old

Here is Shadow, the Shiloh Shepherd puppy at 11 weeks old. She was playing happily with her toy ring, so I proceeded to make lunch and clean the dishes. I didn't check her for about 10 minutes because I was hungry and she had been playing contentedly.

Puppy gets into the trash

Then I heard a funny noise. Sure enough, she had gotten into the trash that was set on the floor for about 5 minutes on its way out the door. Lesson learned? Never set a trash bag down on the floor near a puppy.

Puppy gets into the trash

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This is Shadow, a Shiloh Shepherd puppy at 10˝ weeks old.

Nice place to lay, but watch out!

Puppies will often find a secure enclosed, or partially enclosed space to rest. It feels more like a den, or their birthing nest, if there is protection of some sort.

Nice place to lay, but watch out!

Just be aware; if the space is something she can do damage by sinking her teeth into, you keep your eye on her and teach her not to chew it. "Shadow NO, Don't Chew that Chair!"

 

   
   

Brandy Ann of Lioncrest Kennels, and Olde Victorian Bulldogge

""But I wanna go too, Mom!" Brandy Ann of Lioncrest Kennels, and Olde Victorian Bulldogge, tries to squash her 75 lb body into our Chihuahua's carrier stored in a closet."

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My Springer Spaniel mix, Nikki, got a food container stuck on his head

"My Springer Spaniel mix, Nikki, is a food hog. She will turn the bowl over, push it across the floor and generally do whatever she has to do to get the last morsel of food! This time her greediness got the best of her! I was in my bedroom and kept hearing a thumping noise in the dining room. It was Nikki bumping into the walls, table, and chairs to try to get her food jar off her!"

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Tanner's Paper Towel Project

"Imagine my surprise when I found Tanner, my one year old Goldendoodle, happily working on his paper towel project. He'd managed to nudge open a cabinet, select two rolls of paper towels (note the different designs) and "do his thing." He was very proud of himself."

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Daphne, the Rat-Cha Caught Chewing up a Napkin

"I took this photo of Daphne, a Rat Terrier/Chihuahua mix at 6 months old.  She was surprised when I caught her shredding a napkin."

Daphne, the Rat-Cha Caught Chewing up a Napkin

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Casey, the 8 month old Boston Terrier is a very curious dog

"Casey, the 8 month old Boston Terrier is a very curious dog, she likes to chew and explore everything in the house. Her favorite thing to do is to take things that do not belong to her and hide them under the bed so that she can chew on them at a later time. She sometimes gets too excited and runs like a nut through the house and jumps on the furniture. Once in a while she forgets to jump and runs into the couch head first."

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TonyToo, a 1 year old Bichon got to the toilet paper

"TonyToo, a 1 year old Bichon at the time (he is now 17 and going strong!). He had earned the right to free roam the house while we were out by being a good little puppy…until we came home to toilet paper strewn about! Needless to say, the bathroom doors were no longer left open."

Elizabeth the Bichon at 7 years old wants cheese!

"Mommy’s back is turned and WOW…I smell pepperoni, salami, and CHEESE…. oh boy, I LOVE CHEESE. If I was just two inches taller!" "(Elizabeth the Bichon was 7 years old at the time.)"

 

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Why does my dog do that? Learn what makes a dog tick and what you can do to turn your dog into a happy, well behaved, respectful canine.

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Separation Anxiety

Photo Extravaganza

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Natural Dogmanship

Dogs Only Need Love

Dog Training vs. Dog Behavior

Punishment vs. Correction in Dogs

Lack of Natural Dog Behavior Knowledge

Old Dog New Tricks

Understanding a Dog's Senses

The Human Dog

My Dog was Abused

Successfully Adopting a Rescue Dog

Positive reinforcement. Is it enough?

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Proper way to walk a dog

Dogs and Human Emotions

Speaking Dog

Why dogs must be followers

What does it mean to be dominant?

Providing a Job Helps Dog with Issues

Teaching dogs to respect the kids

Proper Human to Dog Communication

Canine Feeding Instincts

Human to Dog No Nos - Your Dog

Human to Dog No Nos - Other Dogs

FAQ about dogs

Small Dogs vs. Medium and Large Dogs

Separation Anxiety in Dogs

Dominant Behaviors in Dogs

The Submissive Dog

Bringing Home the New Human Baby

Approaching a Dog

Top Dog

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Alpha Boot Camp for Dogs

Guarding Furniture

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Using Human Psychology on Jumping Dogs

Submissive Peeing

An Alpha Dog

Who's more prone to fight, male or female dogs?

Protecting Your Puppy from Dog Attacks

Chaining Dogs

SPCA High Kill Shelter

A Senseless Death, a misunderstood dog

Amazing what a little leadership can do

Transforming a Rescue Dog

DNA Canine Breed Identification

Raising a Puppy

Introducing a new crate to a puppy or dog

Puppy Temperament Test

Puppy Temperaments

A Dog Fight - Understanding your Pack

Understanding your puppy or dog

Run away dog

Socializing your dog

Should I get a Second Dog

Is your dog out of control?

Nothing in life is free

Illusion Dog Training Collar

Top Dog Photos

Housebreaking

Training your puppy or dog

Puppy Biting

Deaf Dogs

Are You Ready for a Dog?

Breeders vs. Rescues

Find the Perfect Dog

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The Gangs All Here

Recommended Dog Books and DVDs

 

 
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