Politely Greeting Visitors at the Front Door
The instinct to protect the home is strong in many dogs, but with patience you can train your dog to sit calmly when greeting visitors at the door.
Common Canine Body Language
Our animals are constantly communicating with us. Though they don’t use words, you can glean information by paying attention to canine body language.
Biting the Leash While Walking
Most dogs get excited to go for a walk, but if not contained, their excitement can lead to pulling, leaping, sniffing all the smells and biting the leash.
When Your Dog is a Picky Eater
Let's explore what makes a dog a picky eater and discuss some different approaches you can take to successfully feeding them.
Making Bathtime More Fun (And Easier)
It’s no secret that most dogs absolutely dread bathtime. After all, it comes with a lot of sensations that they don’t often experience
Training Your Dog to Take a Bow
Teaching your dog to take a bow is a cute way to finish after showing off your dog's impressive repetoire of tricks. Are you ready to try this behavior?
Why Your Dog Eats Grass
Most dogs chew on the grass at some point, and some do it almost daily. In this article, we will discuss the possible reasons why your dog eats grass.
Can You Trust Your Dog Unsupervised at Home?
Even adult dogs may need to be crated if they tend to be destructive when bored or unsupervised. Some may never be able to be left alone, and that’s okay!
Helpful Training for Car Rides
With the summer upon us, Floridians are ready to hit the road. Bringing your dog along is fun, but challenging if your dog is not a fan of car rides.
Three D’s of Teaching New Behaviors
Teaching your dog new behaviors comes with many moments of excitement, and many challenges. A great way to help ensure your dog’s success in any new trick is to be consistent in your progression through the three D’s of training--distance, duration, and distraction. When you first approach a new aspect of training, it’s critical to [...]