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Let's take a bite out of the cost These basic rules will save the insurance companies millions of dollars and I hope the people who pay for homeowner's insurance will benefit from the saving as well. The reason I'm posting this Helpful Hint is that there are seriuous injuries as well as deaths saved by these rule so it's only right to hand it over now for free. Your pet naturally wants you to do its thinking for them and the last thing you want to do is confuse them. A hint for those who try to train their pups is to get rid of the word "get" from the vocabulary you with your pet. Never use the phrase, "Get over here". Use the phrase, "Come here." Too many of us use the wrong word, "Get the ball,” when we should be using, "Fetch the ball". See the problem is when your dog is chasing someone down; you may be encouraging an attack without knowing it by saying, "Get over here.” If you say "Come here," has its own meaning and the pet won't get confused by what you want it to do. Another mistake: "Get off" or "Get Down," should be replaced with, "Down." I hope this saves a lot of problems for the people that have to be responsible for their pets. If this simple rule becomes the standard, we should discover a saving on the amount of homeowners insurance because most of the insurance settlements that get paid out are covering dog bites. It sure would be nice if the insurance companies would give me a kick back for posting this advice. And if there is more profits in treating dog bites, then maybe the insurance companies will pay me a little something to pull this posting from the web-site, or even keep it out of my book. Come here, down and Fetch, got it? Amen? Have you been to Book Excerpts?
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