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Aristopet Home and Garden Repellent Spray
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Aristopet Outdoor Repellent Dogs and Cats
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iFetch original balls

iFetch Original Balls
$23.48
$23.48
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Pet Mate Dog Door White

Pet Mate Dog Door White
from $78.49
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Yours Droolly Urine Neutralising Puppy Training Pads 28pk

Yours Droolly Urine Neutralising Puppy Training Pads
from $33.95
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Urine Off Dog and Puppy Formula
from $15.49
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Beco Bags Eco Friendly Poop Bags

Beco Eco Friendly Poop Bags
from $8.95
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Yours Droolly Soft Dog Muzzle

Yours Droolly Soft Dog Muzzle
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Fidos Chewstop
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Yours Droolly No More Marking 750ml

Yours Droolly No More Marking 750ml
$24.49
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Yours Droolly Toilet Training Aid 50ml

Yours Droolly Toilet Training Aid 50ml
$17.20
$17.20
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Yours Droolly Dog Training Pads
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Urine Off Hi Power LED Urine Finder
$29.49
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Aristopet Stop Chew
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Fidos Hydrobath Flush 5L
$51.95
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iFetch Original

iFetch Original
$209.95
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iFetch Frenzy

iFetch Frenzy
$91.49
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Gigwi Waste Bag Pack

Gigwi Waste Bag Pack
$8.95
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Beco Bags Peppermint Scented

Beco Bags Peppermint Scented
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ProCare Whistle, Clicker and Treat Dispenser
$28.16
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Beco Bags 120pk With Handles

Beco Bags 120pk With Handles
$13.95
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Yours Droolly Outdoor Attractant 500ml

Yours Droolly Outdoor Attractant 500ml
$24.10
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Petkit Dog Waste Bag Dispenser

Petkit Dog Waste Bag Dispenser
$10.49
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Yours Droolly Exercise Pen with Door
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Rufus and Coco Chew Stopper is a behavioural training aid. The bitter taste can be used to help train your pet to stop chewing certain areas. It is safe to use on your pet's fur and skin, most furniture, shoes and household objects.

Rufus and Coco Chew Stopper
$14.95
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Petsafe Original 2 Way Pet Door Large Grey
$89.95
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Yours Droolly Outdoor No Mark Spray 750ml

Yours Droolly Outdoor No Mark Spray 750ml
$23.43
$23.43
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Allpet Spiral Stake

Allpet Spiral Stake
$11.95
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Gigwi Waste Bag Dispenser

Gigwi Waste Bag Dispenser
$8.95
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Beco Compostable Bags

Beco Compostable Bags
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Training your dog requires time and patience but the rewards will last a lifetime. We've all heard the saying: "You can't teach an old dog new tricks". This isn't true. While it's definitely easier to teach a puppy, it's never too late to start dog training in the things that matter most to you. We stock a range of useful training products to assist with everything from toilet training and clean-up, to training clickers and fun automated fetch equipment! Positive vs negative reinforcement - dog training techniques These 2 different methods of teaching and training dogs have divided many dog owners on what is best. Positive reinforcement generally means rewarding your dog when he/she does the right thing to encourage that behaviour - for example, giving a treat when your dog obeys a command or goes to the toilet in the correct place. Negative reinforcement generally means punishing your dog when he/she does the wrong thing. After researching the methods, and the impacts they can have on your dog, we at Pet Supplies Empire decided to support only positive reinforcement methods of training and have removed dog training accessories aimed at negative reinforcement from our range. This is why we no longer stock the anti-barking collars we once held. We apologise to our customers for any inconvenience but suggest that, whatever behaviour you are trying to correct in your dog, you can do so without negative reinforcement. This will also help build a more positive relationship with your dog and reduce the risk of them acting out aggressively. Quick tips on the most important things to teach your puppy Those with tight schedules often find it difficult to set aside the required time to train their dog. You don’t have to teach it to hold a ball on its nose, but there are a few simple commands that are fairly critical to you and the dog living in harmony. Here is a simple guide to teaching your dog three key skills. You can thank us later.
  • Toilet training: For many dog owners, this is probably the most important and frustrating part of getting a new puppy. However, the time it takes to successfully toilet train your puppy can be reduced if you are consistent and use absurd amounts of positive reinforcement. The key points are:
o Decide from day 1 where specifically you want your puppy to do its business and leave a bag of treats there. o Take your puppy there every hour and wait. o If your puppy does a wee or poo, go ballistic with praise, pats and treats – the entire neighbourhood should be able to hear and know exactly what is happening. o Puppies don’t have a great ability to hold when they need to go. If you fail to take them outside regularly to give them the opportunity to wee or poo and as a result they do something inside, rub your own nose in whatever is there as you have no one to blame but yourself!
  • Come: You don’t want to be that guy/girl at the park running after their dog desperately trying to get them back on the leash to take them home. The best exercise for this one requires two people and works like this:
o Two people stand in different places at home. As long as you can hear each other clearly, distance doesn’t matter too much – 15 meters apart or so will work fine. o Each person should be holding some small treats behind their back – the smaller the better as you’ll be giving out a lot of them and you don’t want to fatten up your new puppy too much! o You each take it in turns to yell the dog’s name and the command: “Rover, come!” o Sound excited and reward your puppy each time with a treat. o The more often you do this one, the better but as a minimum, give it at least 15 minutes a day until your puppy has it down pat.
  • Sit: This can be taught much the same way as “Come” above. You can even incorporate them into the same exercise – i.e. making them come and then sit before getting the treat!