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Clicker Training for Deaf Dogs at My Aussies

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How can you clicker train a deaf dog? Well, read on, and I'll fill you in! This idea is not new with me, and I'm not a clicker training expert, but I'd like to present some of the things I have learned so that others can try it too. The first thing I want to do is clarify a common misconception about clicker training - It's. Is what I want, and you get a reward for it.". Gwen, the "frog dog". The reward can be anything that. To begin teaching your dog, get out your chosen clicker and a bunch of yummy tre...

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Frequently Asked Questions at My Aussies

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Can go through this page two ways, either just read it through (it's kind of long), or pick the questions that you are interested in. How are their eyes? Are blue eyes related to deafness? Why do two merle genes make them white? I've heard double merle dogs referred to as "lethal whites", why is that? Have you ever had their hearing tested? How do you use Hand Signs to train a dog? I've heard that deaf dogs snap when startled and are aggressive. Where did you get the names for your dogs? I couldn't figur...

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Other Dogs at My Aussies

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Beau, Mandy, and Lexus. Is a bit about some wonderful dogs who have been a part of my life for short while. Beau, My First Aussie. Beau with Baby, one of our bottle fed lambs. Unfortunately, he was not really the ideal dog for us. We got to meet his father and his grandfather, but not his mother or any of the breeders other dogs ( red flag. Old picture, but that's me. Lexus - isn't she adorable? They will stand straight up (at times), and if she is looking up, tip backwards! She has very pretty dark blue...

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Cats' Corner at My Aussies

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They were complaining because the dogs had a whole website, and they didn't have anything, so now they have a page of their own (with one group shot). Hard to do, but here's a picture of everyone together! He may need a tummy tuck to get rid of the extra skin though! Claudius looking for the location of that new pet food store. Claudius has a roman nose, so he was named after Mark's favorite Roman emperor, Tiberius Claudius Drusus Nero Germanicus (of. Salem is our youngest cat. He was born in July of...

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Mail Me, My Aussies

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Comments, Questions, Suggestions? Try to answer questions that people send me, but I have to be honest and say that sometimes I just don't have the time. If you have general deaf dog questions, you might want to join the DeafDogs. List I am usually active there, and even if I don't personally answer your question, someone on the list will be able to. If you would like to write to me, send an e-mail to . Mail critical of deaf dogs will not be responded to. Ci Gwyn Web Design.

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Webrings at My Aussies

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Are the webrings that we belong to. The javascript for some of them isn't very well written, and will cause some browsers to not display the page correctly. I am sorry about that, but I have no way to fix it (one of the many reasons that I'm not a fan of javascript). If you are following the clicker training webring, please visit our clicker training. This All Creatures Great And Small. Site is owned by. Under the Feast Hall Table. Ci Gwyn Web Design.

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Gwenhwyfar, Deaf Australian Shepherd, at My Aussies

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Ci-Gwyn Gwenhwyfar Merch Cyfarth CGC. Information on deaf dogs is getting easier, but it used to be quite difficult (there wasn't much out there when I adopted Gwydion). In August of 1997, the book Living With a Deaf Dog. By Susan Cope Becker was printed. I would highly recommend it. There are a lot of misconceptions and misinformation about deaf dogs out there, most of it very negative. For a very good living resource, check out the Deaf Dog List. With her Teddy Bear! Class (which she passed - Whoo Hoo!

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Gwydion, Deaf Australian Shepherd, at My Aussies

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Ci-Gwyn Gwydion ARPH 1060 CGC. His "fancy" registered name is listed above. Being registered doesn't make him any better (or worse) than other dogs, it just means that someone looked at his pictures and agreed that he looks like an Aussie. Happy, Healthy, Active, Intelligent Dog. Whose ears don't work. Gwydion has been with me since May 24, 1997 (the best birthday gift I've ever gotten! I decided to take him with us to the dog park one day, and he did great! So we enrolled in a CGC. Canine Good Citizen) ...