In general, a clean, dry ear is a healthy ear.
If your dog scratches a lot, he’s sure to be uncomfortable and can cause further damage.
- Observe your dog
- Look closely in the ears to help identify the problem
- Have your dog checked out by a veterinarian
- Keep your dogs ears clean and dry
The word I mean is of course “FUN”.Dog ownership is not all about obedience training the dog. It is also about teaching the dog some fun things to do from a simple paw shake to riding a skate board. You can and should have some fun with your dog.Using the click and treat system you can teach your dog to do all sorts of interesting little tricks. Every one you teach your dog means you are interacting and creating a bond with the dog.One of the best things I teach my students is teaching the dog to tug,simply because it is the start of a whole lot of other things you can do with your dog.If you teach the dog to tug a piece of rope, you can use this to teach the dog to retrieve. So find a local dog club or training group and start building that fun relationship.