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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.

 
 

"I come home one evening from school only to find that my ten year old German Shepherd mix Sammy had trashed my entire room!!! Sammy is a great dog, but he freaks out every time a storm hits and if there's nobody home to comfort him this is what happens."

 "As you can see, it looks like the storm hit inside my room instead of outside. He destroyed my mirrored closet door (probably by trying to hide in the closet)"

 "He knocked over my garbage can..."

"Scratched my door..."

"...chewed my door knob and also dragged my clothes from the closet all around my house. He cut himself on the glass door, but he is fine and that's all that matters to me. He is my best friend and I love him no matter what stupid things he does."

"The Boston Terrier on the bottom left is my other dog, two year old Chloe. I'm pretty sure she did not help Sammy destroy my room because she is an angel usually. Sammy looked pretty guilty when I got home that night... I guess he couldn't blame this one on Chloe !!!"

"Also seen in the picture: Princess the cat investigates the crime scene."

 

   
   

Katie, Border Collie Knocking Over Plant

"My husband and I came home from work and found Katie our Border Collie feeling bored. We began documenting her mischief with pictures. This poor plant was removed from its pot three different times before I gave up and moved it into another room. Katie was about three months old here. She is now three years old. She is a very busy dog who brings in the news paper every morning and loves playing with her soccer ball every night. We still have child-proof locks on our kitchen pantry as she helps herself to treats if the door can be opened."

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Boxer Puppy Rips Up Couch!

"This is our 2 month old boxer puppy. One day we left the house with her inside and came home to find the front of our couch completely torn off. This is the picture I took shortly after finding it."

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Down... Captain Jack!

"Here is a photo of our 10 month old Bichon, Captain Jack. Here I caught him eating out of pan off the table. I just walked away long enough to set some plates in the sink. We often catch him on the table because he cries for us to come and get him down!"

Captain Jack, the 10 month old Bichon

"Here is a photo of Captain Jack, the 10 month old Bichon, after he dug up my newly planted flower bed. Even after that I still couldn't resist him."

 

 

 

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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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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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Dogs and Human Emotions

Speaking Dog

Why dogs must be followers

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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

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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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Submissive Peeing

An Alpha Dog

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Protecting Your Puppy from Dog Attacks

Chaining Dogs

SPCA High Kill Shelter

A Senseless Death, a misunderstood dog

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Transforming a Rescue Dog

DNA Canine Breed Identification

Raising a Puppy

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Puppy Temperament Test

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A Dog Fight - Understanding your Pack

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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

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Training your puppy or dog

Puppy Biting

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Are You Ready for a Dog?

Breeders vs. Rescues

Find the Perfect Dog

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