Dog Training

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(Picture Credit: Getty Images)You’ve probably learned about dominance training. It’s a popular form of schooling that says dogs need you to be the dominant “alpha dog dog” or pack innovator. Dominance training maybe have you believe that your pup...

Using treats wisely in puppy training involves timing, consistency, and moderation. Reward your pup immediately for good behavior, keep treats small and healthy, and gradually phase them out as your puppy learns commands.

Gently introduce your puppy to loud noises by playing recordings at a low volume. Gradually increase the sound while offering treats and praise, creating a positive association. Patience and consistency are key to building your puppy's confidence.

Thanks to everyone who actually shared their methods over the last month. It has been fun seeing many of the talented dogs on the market.In case you missed it, at the end of October-in honor of Hallowe'en-Lindsay and I...

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.

Embarking on a walk with your puppy can be a joyful experience with a few simple tips. Start with short, positive sessions, reward calm behavior, and gradually introduce new environments. Consistency and patience are key to nurturing a happy, confident walker.

It doesn’t have to be very difficult. (Photo Credit: Shutterstock)Luckily for humans, dogs together with puppies don’t really need to pee as often during the night time, so you don’t really need to wake up every hours for a...