Deaf dog training

If you are willing to put in the time and effort to train a deaf dog, they can be just as loving and fun as any other dog.

Teaching bite inhibition to a deaf dog is very important. Deaf dogs receive environmental cues differently than other dogs and may startle more easily, which is why it's important that your dog learns bite inhibition. The following suggestions are important for owners of deaf puppies.

With two of our dogs entering their senior years, it's a bit unnerving to think that one or both of them might lose their hearing. Here are some tips if you have a deaf dog.

Do you know the different deaf dog hand signals? Imagine having a deaf dog or a deaf puppy that doesn’t respond to any outside noise, yet can respond to affection and play with you the same way as any house dog.

It's important for all dog's to learn hand signals as older dogs can lose they're hearing later in life. Todays article is going to cover how to train a deaf dog with hand signals.

Caring for a deaf dog is not as challenging once you know what to expect and how to approach this. Here's a complete guide on ownership of deaf dogs.

Did you know that it's possible to train a deaf dog to come when called? Learn about effective methods and strategies to train a deaf dog "recall" along with important management solutions to protect your deaf dog from any lurking dangers.

Enhance communication with your dog using these simple commands & hand signals to overcome challenges and train a well-behaved canine companion!

Learn about deaf puppies, what causes deafness in dogs, and how to train a deaf puppy in this article.