Dog Training - Caucasian Mountain Dogs

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Innova Dog Food Review

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This is one of those random dog training tips.

For best results a dog should have the following things when being trained:

• Fun
• Attention on his/her owner
• Consistent owner who makes same decisions everytime
• An owner who doesnt lose temper at his/her dog
• A good system of positive reinforcement. Mix it up, dont always give a dog a treat, make the dog guess
• Make the dog training sessions no longer then 30-60 min depending on the dog. Dogs get bored fast just like children
• An understanding owner who knows the dog in and out

Follow the above advice and you’ll have much happier dog training experience.

More random dog training tips will be added in the future.

Today was a pretty uneventful morning.

It turned out there was no fresh food cooked for Mishka today so we ended up feeding him our food. It was natural chicken boiled with some carrots. He seemed to enjoy it a lot and it once again reminded me on how poor the diets of most dogs are.

Here’s what we feed him on regular basis and I like to think that we provide him with best food.

• Innova Adult (green) Dog Food
• Boiled Chicken, Duck, or Turkey with assortment of vegetables
• Boiled Meat with vegetables
• Boiled Cow Bones, he really loves to chew them
• Cheese as a treat for him

We use Innova dry food because in my opinion their foods are one of the better products available. The food is made with all natural ingredients as well as being very nutritional and healthy. Also that is the only food Mishka likes to eat.

I also recommend Eagle Pack foods. I have had very good experiences with them as well.

Please, for the sake of your dog, stay away from foods like Iams, Eukanuba, Purina, Science Diet, and such.

Dog Food Ingredients

Here’s some things that he absolutely loves to do.

• Playing on white sand
• Chasing deers and squirls
• Stalking lizards and pouncing on them
• Running next to me holding the leash
• Protecting
• Did I meantion he’s a great protector?

Thats pretty much it. He loves to do a lot of other stuff, but thats not worth mentioning now :p

Mishka is a ~130 pound Caucasian Ovcharka boy, also known in America as “Caucasian Mountain Dogs”.

He is just above one and a half years old and stands at ~32″ at shoulders and is dark fawn with white chest.

He responds very well to affection and loves people who are calm and level headed.

Mishka likes small dogs and older people who live around our close area. He tolerates everyone else unless they make an aggressive move toward him or me. He can be unfriendly to people and things he doesn’t know

Mishka does have a soft spot for some of his friends from a local Dog Park which he knows from very young age.

Like a typical Caucasian Mountain Dog, Mishka is always on guard.