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Welcome fellow street dog lover
Panda and Chalkie, my two Wadi dogs (Omani Street Dogs | Arabian Village Dogs) and I would like to welcome you to our page dedicated to all things street dogs.
I am a dog mum to these two beauties and also work closely with our Wadi Dog Adopters all over the UK.
If you'd like more support, please get in touch! 💜
Welcome to our dog training page dedicated to street dogs!
All Things Street Dog
Here, we specialise in providing expert training techniques and guidance for street dogs who may have unique backgrounds and behaviors. Our experienced team of trainers understands the challenges and nuances of training dogs who have lived on the streets and are committed to helping them thrive in their new homes.
Our approach to street dog training is positive and compassionate, focusing on building trust, confidence, and a strong bond between you and your furry companion. We believe that every dog deserves a chance to learn and grow, regardless of their past experiences.
On this page, you will find valuable resources, informative blog posts, and courses specifically tailored for street dogs. We cover a wide range of topics, including socialization, basic obedience, leash training, fear and anxiety management, and more. Our goal is to equip you with the knowledge and tools needed to understand and address the unique challenges that may arise when training a street dog.
Whether you have just adopted a street dog or have been caring for one for a while, our street dog training page is your go-to resource for effective and compassionate training techniques. We believe that with patience, consistency, and positive reinforcement, street dogs can thrive in their new homes and become well-behaved and happy companions.
Join us on this rewarding journey of training and building a strong relationship with your street dog. Explore our blog posts and courses, and feel free to reach out to our team of experts for any questions or guidance. Together, we can help your street dog become the best version of themselves!
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Frequently Asked Questions about Street Dogs
Please reach us at bullydogtrainer@gmail.com if you cannot find an answer to your question.
Street dogs are dogs that have been born or have lived on the streets without a permanent home or owner. They may have been abandoned, lost, or strayed, and have learned to survive on their own in public areas or urban environments.
Yes, street dogs can make wonderful pets and can be suitable for adoption. They are often resilient, adaptable, and have developed survival skills that make them well-suited for life as a pet. However, street dogs may require additional care and attention compared to dogs with previous home experience, as they may have different behaviours, socialisation needs, and medical requirements.
Before adopting a street dog, it's important to consider factors such as their age, size, temperament, health status, and individual needs. Street dogs may have unknown backgrounds and may require additional time, patience, and training to adjust to a new home environment. It's also essential to ensure that you have the resources, time, and commitment to provide for their physical and emotional well-being, including proper nutrition, medical care, exercise, socialization, and training.
Training street dogs requires patience, consistency, and positive reinforcement techniques. Start with basic commands, decompression, building a bond and confidence as well as walking on a leash, and gradually progress to more advanced training as the dog becomes more comfortable and confident. Use reward-based training methods or games-based concept dog training that focus on positive reinforcement, such as treats, toys, and praise, to motivate and encourage desired behaviours. Seek the guidance of a professional dog trainer if needed, particularly if the street dog exhibits specific behavioural challenges or fears.
Some common challenges in training street dogs may include fear or anxiety due to their previous experiences, lack of prior training or socialisation, and potential behavioral issues such as resource guarding or separation anxiety. Street dogs may also have different communication styles and behaviors compared to dogs with previous home experience, requiring patience, consistency, and understanding in the training process.
The time it takes for a street dog to adjust to a home environment can vary depending on the individual dog and their previous experiences. Some street dogs may adapt quickly, while others may take more time to feel comfortable and confident in a new environment. It's important to be patient and provide consistent care, training, and socialization to help the street dog adjust at their own pace.
Some helpful videos to get you started with your new dog
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