Dog Training

Note: This post is compiled by Lindsay Pevny?(the “other” Lindsay lohan!) of the blog Minimal Dog Tips.Does your canine friend ever ignore people? Does it ever think that she's testing you actually, like a cheeky toddler? And also as...

Note: I've partnered having Pipeline Pet Items and Droolers treats to give you this post.Today Now i'm writing about how to teach your pet dog the word OFF as in "Get the paws OFF me!" The greatest behavioral problem...

Start early with consistent routines to teach your puppy good behavior. Use positive reinforcement to encourage desired actions, and always be patient. Socialize your puppy with new people and environments to build confidence and prevent future issues.

Some dogs pee when they're nervous or fired up.This is not a potty training situation. It's an issue relevant to excitement, nervousness and also submission. This can happen using male or female dogs along with adult dogs or puppies....

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...

Happy New Year! Bring on the fireworks. Bring on the doggie's anxiety …In this post, three dog owners share their very own?tips for helping its dogs with severe fireworks or thunder stress and anxiety. I've written a couple of...

Discover the magic of clicker training for your puppy! This gentle method uses a small device to mark desired behaviors, making learning fun and rewarding. Start with basic commands, and soon you'll see your pup thrive with confidence and joy.

Building trust and respect with your puppy begins with patience and consistency. Use positive reinforcement, like treats and praise, to encourage good behavior. Remember, a gentle touch and kind words go a long way in nurturing a lasting bond.

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...

Start with consistency and patience to build a strong foundation. Use positive reinforcement to encourage good behavior. Remember, short training sessions keep your puppy engaged. Celebrate small victories and enjoy the journey of raising a well-behaved companion.