The Daily Dog Tip

December 29th, 2011
by Casey Lomonaco (KPA CTP, APDT), proprietor Rewarding Behaviors Dog Training

  Like dogs of any age, senior dogs need physical exercise tailored to their needs, as well as mental stimulation in the form of training, play, and interactive games. The oldest dog I’ve ever trained was 17 and deaf when we began working together!

Your dog’s advanced age may present new challenges. You may need to train your dog to accept a sling around his rear for assistance up the stairs, or to learn new boundaries as he loses his vision.

A qualified trainer will help you train your dog useful and adorable new behaviors, regardless of your pup’s age!

Casey Lomonaco owns Rewarding Behaviors Dog Training in Binghamton, NY.


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There are 3 Comments

  1. Rose posted a comment on December 29th, 2011 at 12:49 pm

    No one is ever too old to learn, even dogs.

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  3. Thomas Y. Brown posted a comment on March 6th, 2012 at 8:56 pm

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