
No More Stress: A simple trick to combat crate anxiety
He came to training for help with severe separation anxiety, along with a few other anxiety related issues. When I met him, his insecurity was instantly apparent. Clinging to his owner’s
He came to training for help with severe separation anxiety, along with a few other anxiety related issues. When I met him, his insecurity was instantly apparent. Clinging to his owner’s
I’ve been there… Seeing my dog’s nails getting a little too long and making excuses about trimming them until they were too long to ignore. Psyching myself up to break out the
I went to the Dog Park the other day… In fact, we took several of the dogs. A Labrador in training for competitive obedience who’s a social butterfly… An 85lb behemoth of a
“Get ready for a disaster,” I jokingly said as I prepared to pull my dog out of the car. I was attempting to teach my lab, Never, some manners... The dog that
Imagine this. You’re out for a walk… Your dog is reactive, and you’ve been working on it for a while. You’ve been making good progress but you’ve still got a ways to
“I’m having trouble with my OUT,” he said as I met him on the grassy field. “My dog just won’t let go of the toy. And when he does finally
“I’m trying to teach loose leash walking…” she pleaded, “But I’m struggling.” She went on to explain how, no matter the volume of treats she fed her dog, and regardless
She stepped out into the grassy field. Chuck-it in hand, and dog prancing gleefully at her side, she thought about work, and her mounting to-do list and then pushed it
It seems that every so often, I scroll across my newsfeed and people are sharing videos of the work of other trainers for the sole purpose of criticizing them. They