Dog Training

Welcoming a new puppy into your home is an exciting journey! Start with basic commands like "sit" and "stay," using positive reinforcement. Consistency and patience are key. Remember, every small success strengthens your bond and builds a confident, happy pup.

Note: This post is created by M.A. Kropp that?enjoys working with the girl's pitbull?mix named Lambeau.Oh, weather outside is scary! Well, maybe not this year! Yet here in the northeast where I live, winter can be quite a tough...

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...

How long does it take to potty train a doggy?It depends! There's no powerful age or time frame, but generally people set their expectations too high for their young puppies. It depends on the individual pet and the consistency...

How would you recommend I really handle "overly enthusiastic" dog lovers?I'll reveal to you what I mean - It's fun which has a purebred puppy people are consumed by.Complete strangers will stop their particular cars on stressful streets only...

M.A. Kropp is a author for That Mutt. She is the?animal lover along with?enjoys working with her pitull mix named Lambeau.?Allowed her by leaving any comment.We adopted our American pitbull mix new puppy, Lambeau, in December 2016. The guy...

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 to respect boundaries is a journey of patience and love. Start by setting clear limits using consistent cues. Reward positive behavior with treats and praise, creating a safe space for your furry friend to learn and grow.

It's no secret I am NOT?hot for indoor pee safeguards for dogs.I get they cause far more potty training problems in comparison with solve. That being said, my opinion doesn't often matter, so the next best thing is to...

Gently curb your puppy's excessive barking by understanding their triggers. Use positive reinforcement, rewarding quiet moments with treats and praise. Consistency and patience are key, helping your furry friend learn to communicate calmly.