Dog Training

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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...

Teaching your puppy to sit calmly in any situation begins with patience and consistency. Start by using a gentle voice and treats as rewards. Practice in various environments to build confidence and ensure your pup stays calm and attentive.

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Teaching your puppy not to bite is a rewarding journey. Start by redirecting their attention to chew toys whenever they nip. Consistency and positive reinforcement are key. Celebrate their progress with treats and affection to build a trusting bond.

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Every morning when I wash off Baxter's feet following our first walk of the day, I cut two toenails.This is undoubtedly an incredible accomplishment. The undeniable fact that I can clip a pair of nails (two!), to do it...

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...

Teaching your puppy to stay calm in crowded places starts with gradual exposure. Begin with quieter environments and reward calm behavior. Use treats and praise to reinforce confidence, turning busy outings into positive adventures for your furry friend.