Ping Pong is one of my favorite versatile training games that can be helpful for everything from recall to loose leashing to reducing jumping on guests. All you need are some small treats, a clicker or marker word like “yes”, and your dog – let’s play!
One of my favorite simple yet versatile and effective training games is the Up-Down pattern game developed by Leslie McDevitt. All you need are some small treats, a clicker or marker word like “yes”, and your dog – let’s play!
Week 1 and BeyondYour new puppy is settling into your home and learning new routines, but what comes next? Socialization and training! If you or someone you know has recently brought home a puppy, you have probably heard about socialization already. We often hear...
Day 1 with Your New PuppyThe first day with a new puppy is an exciting time for everyone, but it can also feel stressful and overwhelming if you don’t know what to expect or if things don’t go as planned. This may be the first time that your new pup is away from...
So you’ve decided to get a puppy – congratulations! Bringing home a new furry friend is so exciting, but can also be overwhelming.
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I recently had the chance to collaborate on a blog with Liz from High Tail Hikes and we took the opportunity to put together a guide for dog-friendly vacation and travel! If you are planning a day trip or a multi-day adventure with your pup we have lots of tips and...
Did you know that dogs experiencing stress during vet visits is one of the most common behavior issues we see? Dogs who are nervous, anxious, or overly excited at the vet is something I see frequently, so if this is your dog then you aren’t alone. Vet visits can be...
Spring is here and for many of us that signals the start of fun spring and summer activities. More time outside in the yard or on walks, more time going on adventures with our dogs, more picnics and backyard hangouts with friends and family and our dogs. More of these...
The start of a new year is often a time where we are making resolutions – to change our eating habits, organize an area of our home, learn a new skill, read more books – there are so many options! So how does this relate to dog training goals? At the beginning of...