Dog Training

Today I'm going to share?the way to get your dog to drop hosiery or other items.?My puppy Remy likes to steal stockings and run off along with them for attention. I'm working on "drop" with Remy?on a daily basis...

One of the most common training questions I get will be “How can I stop this dog from snarling at other pet dogs on walks?”Oh, but only if there were an easy resolve, right? I get this challenge so...

My dog is a retrieving fool.Even in his post retirement years, Ace?will not halt dropping his tennis ball at my feet for “one” more throw out if he knows he could get away with it. "One more time?In he...

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...

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.

Teaching your puppy to sit and stay is a rewarding experience. Start with treats in hand, gently guide your pup into a sitting position, and say "sit." Praise and reward. For "stay," use a firm but kind voice, and gradually increase the distance.

The do's and don'ts of puppy potty training are only for preparing in advance, staying on schedule and keeping the cool. It can feel overwhelming when you have not done it before, but actually this stage of puppyhood is...

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...

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.

Do you use "drop" to get your dog to drop something he has in his mouth?And does he listen? It's one of the most important words to teach a?dog but often overlooked.“Drop” can prevent your dog?out of?eating something threatening...