Dog Training

Happy Hallowe'en!While the usual way to enjoy is trick or treating, currently we have some tricks for treats. Teaching your puppy new tricks may be a fun way to turn up your routine. We'd love to see just what...

(Picture Credit: Getty Photos)Fetch is a great form of both mental and physical exercise. When prepared properly, it’s also a terrific way to train impulse control together with consistent obedience. Methodized inappropriately, it can turn into a fun game...

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...

Start by introducing your puppy to various environments, people, and other animals gradually. Use positive reinforcement to encourage calm behavior. Remember, patience and consistency are key to nurturing a confident and well-adjusted companion.

'Tis the season for gatherings. In between planning the actual guest list, the food, any decorations and all of additional details, it's helpful think about our pet dogs and make sure the occasion is festive for the kids as...

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.

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.

Guide your puppy to follow commands using positive reinforcement and praise. Focus on consistency, patience, and clear communication. Celebrate small successes with affection and attention, creating a bond that encourages eager learning and trust.

Most of us know a dog?that demands notice.If it's not our own pet demanding attention it's a friend's dog or even a daughter's dog or maybe a neighbor's dog, perfect? Dogs demand attention in all sorts of ways such...

Over the next few weeks I am about to write posts in relation to all the training concerns I'm having using my weimaraner Remy. He's just about 11 months and so still very much the puppy.The main reason for...