Small Things that Make a Big Impact in Dog Training
It’s the little things that really make the biggest impact on your dog’s behavior. You shape your dog’s behaviors, sometimes without even really realizing that you are doing it.
eCollar & Off Leash Training
Want to know some more information about our ecollar and off leash training...? Take a look at Delilah's first ecollar training session with Jillian. This video will take you through the ecollar introduction with place command...enjoy!
How to Deal with a Puppy Biting and Nipping
When puppies are young, this is usually considered to be cute behavior. Over time, however, as puppies grow, they might not realize how hard they are biting or nipping and this can become a more serious behavior.
Luna – Off Leash Training | Training Video
This video is all about Luna doing some off leash training! Luna does a great job with recalls and staying focused, even with distractions surrounding her.
Tips on Finding a Dog Breed That’s Best for Your Family
Finding the right breed of dog for your family will ensure that both you and your dog have the best possible life.
Board & Train Session w/ Bechham
Beckham is training with us to address his reactivity and aggression towards humans. Check out all of the great decisions Beckham is making!
Are “Time Out’s” Effective for Dogs?
You’ve likely used a time-out with a disruptive toddler (or, at the very least, been put in time out when you were a disruptive toddler), but can this be just as effective with your dog as it is with a human? A time out for a human child is used as an opportunity for that [...]
Off Leash Recalls with Ryder
Ever wonder what to expect when a dog returns home after training!? Your dog can look like this too!
Luke – Off Leash Distraction Training | Training Video
After the first week of training, Luke was able to resist going after bikes and stayed calm and lying down when a bike passed him.
Signs That Your Dog Is Anxious
Understanding what your dog does when he is uncomfortable, anxious, or stressed out can help you monitor his stress levels, calm him down, or remove him from stressful situations.