Dog Training

Start with positive reinforcement to encourage good behavior in your puppy. Use treats and praise to reward actions like sitting or staying. Consistency is key; practice daily to help your puppy learn and grow confidently.

(This is Joe. The guy looks like an angel and is, but she has extreme separation anxiety.)Many among us, myself included, get one or more dogs that are suffering from separation anxiety in order to varying degrees. I have...

Twice a week, I go two 100+ pound dogs together.I am 135 pounds, and one on the dogs weighs identical to me. The dogs are certainly not perfectly behaved, but they also heel at my allowed to remain side...

Teaching your puppy basic commands can be a joyful experience. Start with simple words like "sit" and "stay." Use treats and praise to encourage them. Consistency and patience are key. Celebrate small victories, and remember, building trust is the foundation of learning.

There's no training collar that really works best for every dog, and that is certainly what I'm gaining access to with this post.Heck, there is not even a collar that work well best for one dog overall situations! Walking...

Vet techs and veterinary clinic receptionists have challenging job opportunities.It takes the right ability to be able to balance offering the pet owners?and catering to the?actual pets. It's challenging because pet owners often expect professionals to be able to...

I get comments such as this:"Oh, you're so happy. Labs are so effortless to train." Or this:"Ace is really easy. My dog would not do that."These comments do not piss me down, but they make me find that all...

I'm planning on writing a post about each of our dog Remy's training issues.You can see the full variety HERE. I'll add links as I generate the posts. (That i'm sure I'll increase the list, too!) Which bring's everyone...

Teaching your puppy not to bite is a rewarding journey. Start by redirecting their attention to chew toys whenever they nip. Consistency and positive reinforcement are key. Celebrate their progress with treats and affection to build a trusting bond.

I get asked mtss is a lot.: "My dog's uninterested in food so, could it be okay to coach without treats?" And “Can a dog learn without treats?” The short response is yes! I've a pretty good perspective...