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Pet behavior training is an important aspect of pet ownership, and can seem daunting. It’s true, that there’s a lot pets need to learn, but with the proper mindset and execution, you can have your pet following your orders in no time. Training can help with behavior problems, obedience, and companionship. Before you start, though, you need to train yourself and learn the basics.You have to prepare yourself. Be patient and consistent. At the beginning dont try hard comments. Keep it simple.

What about foods? Let’s take a look at some human foods that are safe to feed your pet. Meats: Pets are meat eaters, first and foremost. They can safely eat cooked chicken, turkey, beef and other common meat. Be careful to avoid giving them raw or spoiled meat, however. If you wouldn’t eat it, don’t feed it to your pet.

Whole Grains: This includes grains like oats, corn, brown rice, wheat berries and barley, although you might want to try mashing them first. Make sure these grains are fully cooked so they don’t give your pet indigestion.

Fish: Pets love to eat fish, and it’s really good for them as well. Most canned or cooked fish is fine, although you never want to feed your pet raw fish.

Eggs: You certainly don’t want to feed raw eggs to your pet, but as long as they’re cooked properly, eggs are a great source of protein.

Vegetables: Not every pet is going to be interested in eating veggies, but they’re still a great way to provide vitamins and fiber. If you want to get your pet to eat veggies, you might have to slip them in with other foods to hide them.

Cheese: Cheese is fine for your pet to eat, but you don’t want to overdo it. Pets’ stomachs don’t handle dairy extremely well, so you’ll want to keep the cheese to a minimum.