Dog Training

This post will go above some simple ways to Stop your dog or dog from developing hostility around food before there's a problem.I won't be able to speak for everyone, however, these are the tips I have tried and...

If your dog is skeptical because of fireworks or thunder,?you've probably tried the Thundershirt or maybe had someone highly recommend it.You've probably likewise heard someone?maintain the Thundershirt solved her dog's problems such as it's some sort of remarkable. “I...

Teaching your puppy to follow commands instantly involves patience, consistency, and positive reinforcement. Begin with simple commands like "sit" and "stay," rewarding them with treats and praise. Practice daily in short, fun sessions to build a strong bond.

How to stop my pet from eating stools?That's one of the most common questions I receive coming from my email subscribers, so I am choosing to write this post thus have something to show. Poop Eating is a frustrating...

Yes, you read that right!This is a rare problem, but it's the one which comes up every now and then from the emails I get. For unknown reasons, the dog “holds it” before the owner takes him or her...

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...

Teaching your puppy fetch can be a joyful bonding experience. Start by choosing a favorite toy, gently tossing it a short distance, and encouraging retrieval with praise and treats. Patience and consistency are key to mastering this playful skill.

Has your dog learned to undertake nothing?To just be relaxed? Sitting still and remaining respectful and calm is one of the most important concepts to teach a dog, yet so many people encourage the reverse of.Think about it.We're constantly...

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...

I'm a fan of using a kennel/crate to get puppies.A crate facilitates potty training, teaching manners, keeping the puppy safe and sound and giving the master a break. But what about crating an adult dog?Is it inappropriate to?crate a...