/*
Tip of the day script
By JavaScript Kit (http://javascriptkit.com)
Over 200+ free scripts here!
*/
var today_obj=new Date()
var today_date=today_obj.getDate()
var tips=new Array()
//Configure the below variable to contain the "header" of the tip
var tiptitle='
JavaScript Tip of the day
'
//Configure the below array to hold the 31 possible tips of the month
tips[1]= 'Consistency in training is vital to its success \- short positive sessions work best!'
tips[2]='Teach children honest respect for all animals and how to read their body language. '
tips[3]= 'Make sure you praise your dog often when she\'s doing a good job! '
tips[4]= 'Practice your obedience in a variety of everyday situations, this will teach your dog to listen to you ALL of the time.'
tips[5]='Never allow a child to disturb a dog when it is sleeping or feeding.'
tips[6]='The foundation of good obedience is working together as a team, learn to lead your dog and he will follow!'
tips[7]='Never allow children to eat or carry food near or in the presence of dogs.'
tips[8]= 'When you are having guests over, exercise or work your dog 20 minutes before they arrive and your dog will be much calmer!'
tips[9]='Always supervise children when they are making friends with new pets.'
tips[10]='Establishing your alpha status is the key to making dog training work!'
tips[11]= 'Proper leash handling is one of the most important ways you can improve your dog\'s behaviour on a walk.'
tips[12]= 'Children should never hold their faces close to animals \- offer an outstretched hand, palm up instead. Let the dog come to you!'
tips[13]= 'Avoid eye contact when training \- it\'s not necessary to get into a staring match with your dog and will only intimidate them. '
tips[14]='Teach children never to approach a dog that is tied up. Tied up often means aggressive, so use EXTREME caution!'
tips[15]='When taking your dog for a walk, focus them on the driveway first before beginning your walk, this will ensure you have your dog\'s full attention.'
tips[16]= 'Show children where to pet dogs properly \- the ears, chest and neck.'
tips[17]='When commanding your dog, don\'t let your words run together, instead pause in between, NO…SIT!'
tips[18]='Nutrition is as important for dogs as it is for humans!'
tips[19]= 'Teach children not to approach strange dogs. Instead set up the scenario first using a familiar dog.'
tips[20]='Train your dog young and they\'ll remember it for life, after all...they are what they see!'
tips[21]= 'Never leave a child and dog unsupervised.'
tips[22]= 'Don\'t be stingy with the praise, let your dog know you appreciate his efforts.'
tips[23]= 'When training for manners use 2 people, one to control the dog on leash and the other to act as the distraction.'
tips[24]='Always start every walk or training session with some focus work to get and hold your dog\'s attention.'
tips[25]= 'Do not allow children to take routes where dogs are known to chase vehicles.'
tips[26]='Tone of voice is key in training \- Keep it level, firm, and clear.'
tips[27]='Never train while angry\- productive training starts with a level head!'
tips[28]='Use your praise effectively \- a high pitched voice and lots of enthusiasm is the key to success!'
tips[29]= 'Teach children not to run from dogs. They should back away slowly instead. '
tips[30]='Finish all training sessions on a positive note. We don\'t work for free and neither should your dog. "Show them the love!" '
tips[31]='Add FUN to the training by making it a little different every time, it will be more enjoyable for the both of you!'
//document.write(tiptitle)
var currentTime = new Date()
var month = currentTime.getMonth() + 1
var day = currentTime.getDate()
var year = currentTime.getFullYear()
document.write("""+tips[today_date]+""")
document.write ("
Today: ")
document.write(month + "/" + day + "/" + year)
document.write ("")