If you’re not sure why your dog is following some of your rules and ignoring other ones, it’s time to take a look at which parts of your dog training you are reinforcing and which parts of your training you are undermining.
When you need a nap after lunch... Obviously you find the closest feet to use as a pillow!! Bailey had one last outing before returning home. This guy was super nervous around people and would growl and lunge if someone got too close. So we gave him his final test by taking him to downtown [...]
Whether training a brand new puppy or trying to teach an old dog new tricks, there's no dog that can't be trained. Here's tips on what to you should expect.
We make so many mouth noises and we make them so often that we just assume that our dogs understand what we’re saying—when the opposite is actually true.
Leaving your dog at home while you travel can be stressful—usually more stressful than bringing your dog with you.
Understanding what your dog does and doesn’t like is a huge part of making they're happy. But how can you determine what your dog does and doesn’t like?
It’s frustrating sometimes to understand what your dog wants or needs when they cannot just open their mouth and tell you...
One of the worst things you can do for your dog is to use positive reinforcement to attempt to fix your dog’s problem behaviors. ..
If you have ever raised a dog, you know that they develop bad behaviors on their own. Very negative behaviors, however, never spring up suddenly.
Most people seeing training as a solution for a specific problem. They ignore all of the other issues or try to only work on one issue at a time...
