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Tether Time can be a great, effective way to teach puppies and adolescent dogs how to relax and settle at home. With practice, your busy young dog will begin to appreciate (or at least tolerate) The Art of Doing Nothing :). How long can you tether a dog? General tethering guidelines: No person owning or […]

Put your dog on the tie-down several times a day for ten to fifteen minutes at a time. You can give him a stuffed Kong or other chew toy. Then begin to extend the time the dog is on the tie-down. Vary the time he is on it so he doesn’t know exactly how long […]

Noose. overhand knot, slip knot, noose. What’s another word for a Slipknot? running noose, noose, gin, snare, slip noose. What type of knot is a slip knot? A slipknot results when, in tying an overhand knot, a loop instead of the rope’s end is slipped through the first loop. Such a knot is easily slipped […]

Loop knots are meant to have open loops where you can tie a line to the end of a rig or to make an interconnecting system for attaching tackle parts. What is a loop knot called? Prusik knot – friction hitch or knot used to put a loop of cord around a rope. Portuguese bowline […]

Dogs are genetically determined to live in a group. A dog kept chained alone in one spot for hours, days, months, or even years suffers immense psychological damage. An otherwise friendly and docile dog, when kept continuously chained, becomes neurotic, unhappy, anxious, and often aggressive. Can a chain make a dog aggressive? Intensive confinement or […]

No person shall tether, fasten, chain, tie, or restrain a dog to any dog house, tree, fence, or other stationary object. A person may temporarily tether a dog “no longer than is necessary for the person to complete a temporary task.” Is it OK to leave a dog on a chain? Intensive confinement or long-term […]

If a dog is chained or tied up, and his basic needs aren’t being fulfilled, cruelty and neglect are at play. These are signs of animal abuse. At the bare minimum, tethered dogs must have access to plenty of water, food, and shelter. Is it okay to tie up your dog? Tying up your dog […]

Intensive confinement or long-term restraint can severely damage their physical and psychological well-being. An otherwise friendly and docile dog, when kept continuously chained or intensively confined in any way, becomes neurotic, unhappy, anxious and often aggressive. What happens if a dog is tied up all day? Your dog will become frustrated and aggressive. Being tied […]

When rappelling down the face of a mountain, placing a stopper knot at the end of your rope can prevent it from slipping through your rappel device if the descent is longer than the rope. Tying a simple stop knot at the end of your line is a necessary safety precaution, even if you are […]

Physically controlling or restraining an animal may include using equipment such as: Muzzles. May be purpose-made or improvised, and often used for dogs. Slip leads. Can be used to control a non-aggressive dog. Rigid leads or graspers. Snake tongs or graspers. Nets. Extension poles. Towels, cloths or blankets. Halters. What is the first rule of […]

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The breed of dog is the biggest determinant of litter size. Generally, big dogs have larger litters because, biologically, they’re able to safely carry more puppies. Does a longer tie mean more puppies? Another popular misconception is that the duration of the tie can impact the number of puppies. The longer dogs remain tied – […]

Tying up your dog should not be a punishment. It can be used to manage your dog when there are guests at home and to keep the dog away from them. Keeping your dog tied all the time through the day is not helpful and also has a very negative impact on your pet. When […]

Your dog will become frustrated and aggressive. Being tied up all day will create frustration and stress for your dog. Alone and surrounded by a million stimuli, she may want to run and play, but will find herself confined to the length of a rope. How do I get my dog used to being tied […]

Tying up your dog should not be a punishment. It can be used to manage your dog when there are guests at home and to keep the dog away from them. Keeping your dog tied all the time through the day is not helpful and also has a very negative impact on your pet. At […]

Put your dog on the tie-down several times a day for ten to fifteen minutes at a time. You can give him a stuffed Kong or other chew toy. Then begin to extend the time the dog is on the tie-down. Is it okay to tie the dog all day? Intensive confinement or long-term restraint […]

“In which states is it illegal to chain or tether your dog?” State Citation and Link Arkansas California West’s Ann. Cal. Health & Safety Code § 122335 West’s Ann. Cal. Penal Code § 597t Colorado Connecticut C.G.S.A. §§ 22-350a Is it OK to put a dog on a chain? Placing an animal on a restraint […]

“Dogs can overheat very quickly in warm weather climates and can get hypothermia in cold, wet conditions.” There is no breed or type of dog that is able to live outdoors full-time – dogs are domesticated, not wild, and they rely on humans for comfort and safety. Is it cruel to keep your dog outside? […]

Intensive confinement or long-term restraint can severely damage their physical and psychological well-being. An otherwise friendly and docile dog, when kept continuously chained or intensively confined in any way, becomes neurotic, unhappy, anxious and often aggressive. How long can I keep my dog tied up? General tethering guidelines: No person owning or keeping a dog […]