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How To Avoid Burnout When Training Your Dog
Training your dog can be an exciting journey, but it's easy to become overwhelmed and burned out along the way. To ensure a successful training experience for both you and your dog, it's crucial to maintain a calm and focused mindset. In this blog post, we'll explore effective strategies to avoid burnout while training your beloved canine companion.
How To Teach Your Dog To Behave In Public
When it comes to dog training, we need to break everything down into small steps and when we see our dogs becoming fluent in those behaviors we must then generalize that training in many different settings.
Stop Your Dog From Rushing the Door! Do you have five minutes a day to work with your dog? It’s a common misconception that you must train your dog for hours to be obedient. Actually, in this case, less is more! Don’t believe us? Keep reading to find out how you can nip door rushing in the bud!
Meet Pancake. An extremely lovable pitty that stole our hearts on her first day/drew blood during our first interaction (don’t worry no one was seriously hurt). In our latest Dog Blog post, we delve deep into ways you can help an aggressive dog.
Ever wonder what you get when you cross a weimaraner and a poodle? If you're lucky - you get Marcel - the bungalow-sized-wolfhound with the heart of a dog and soul of a french mime. What could be this chill boys Achilles heel?
The recall is an important behavior – one that can mean the difference between your dog staying on-leash during a hike or taking a leash-free romp through the woods. It is also a life-saving skill. If your dog decides to run toward a busy road or chase a squirrel, you need them to respond to your cue to return to you, QUICKLY!
What more is there to dog walking than just… walking? A common misconception dog owners have is that a harness will help them control their dog. In reality, putting a harness on an untrained dog ends up having the opposite effect.
Jayne is a three-year-old brindle bully mix who loves to fetch, be out in the sun and lay on her heating pad. She lives on a farm where fending off raccoons and chicken-watching is part of her daily life.
One way to increase a dog's desire for obedience, is to reestablish its primal desire of human essential value. Here’s how…
Children, like dogs, are unique and present their own challenges and opportunities to learn, reflect, and grow as an individual as well as a family unit. It is our job as a parent to a dog or a human to take note of their strengths and the things they struggle with.