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• Teaching your dog new tricks can be fun and
  sometimes quite entertaining to see your dog do
  things like turn around, shake your hand, roll
  over, take a bow, and many more tricks.In this
  article you will learn take a bow. Hopefully if
  you are reading this article your dog has already
  learned the basics of dog training by learning
  commands like sit, lay down, come, and stay. If
  not your should go back and teach them because
  they will be the basis for many tricks that your
  dog will learn later. Always be positive when you
  are training. Your dog will always respond better
  to rewards like treats and back rubs rather than
  yelling at them when they do not follow your
  command. Instead always be patient and remain
  positive because you dog will learn much better
  and both you and your dog will have a better
  experience. While teaching your dog try to keep
  training sessions to about ten minutes or so
  because your dog will most likely lose interest
  if it is any longer. Also never punish your dog
  for not doing it wrong, just reward him when he
  does do it and when he doesn't, give him nothing
  and do it again.

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• There are two ways that you can teach your dog to
  bow. Both methods work, try to find the one that
  is best for your dog.First method is to reward
  him when ever he takes a bow on his own. Because
  your dog does this naturally he will do it a once
  and a while. For example when your dog first
  wakes up in the morning and stretches it will
  look like he is taking a bow. It is when he puts
  his head and front feat on the floor and leaves
  his behind up. So every morning when your dog
  wakes up and does it say "take a bow" and then
  reward him. After some time just say "take a bow"
  when he first wakes up. If he does then he has
  learned it and you can ask him to do it any time.
  This method can take a ton of time depending on
  the dog. It could take a week, a month, or over a
  year.

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• Second method he might learn a lot faster than
  the first method because you can practice it
  more. In the second method you will help your dog
  learn it. Start out by standing or kneeling in
  front of your dog and getting his attention. In
  this trick you can leave him in the standing
  position. Hold a treat in your hand so your dog
  can see it. Then pull the treat down to the floor
  under his nose. Most likely your dog will then
  try to lay down. To stop him slip your hand under
  his stomach towards his back legs to keep his
  behind up. Now he should be in the bow position,
  so say " take a bow" and hold the treat there for
  a couple of seconds. Lastly tell him to get up
  and reward him for his task with the treat in
  your hand.The human body system requires certain
  nutrients for the maintenance of the system and
  vitamins are important factors for the growth and
  development of bones, cells, tissues and muscles.
  Vitamin D is a significant ingredient, which is a
  fat soluble element and obtained from various
  natural sources.

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• It is essential for the skin and promotes
  ossification and calcification of bones and
  fortifies the immune system of the body. Bow Legs
  No More Inadequate intake of this constituent may
  result in harmful conditions such as rickets in
  babies and osteomaalacia in grownups.The
  deficiency of the element in infant is
  compensated through the intake of liquid vitamin
  D as drops and supplements. Adults may take
  certain pills and other preparations containing
  the ingredient. The role of vitamin D is vital
  for bone restructuring and secretion of
  parathyroid hormone, which helps to counter
  several diseases including osteoporosis. It is
  believed to be an anti-oxidant of strong caliber
  with anti-carcinogenic properties and helps to
  retain glucose level in blood. It supports
  preservation of blood calcium and phosphorus
  levels to achieve tough bones, nails and
  teeth.Deficiency of this vitamin in the body
  causes several ill effects. The common symptoms
  are bowed legs, weakened muscles, and physical
  deformities and so on.
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