Many of our clients wonder when they can stop using treats during training. The reality is that treats should remain a powerful tool throughout your dog’s life, especially for recall training. Understanding how to use treats effectively can transform even the most “stubborn” dog into a reliable responder.
Treats Are Not A Crutch For Recall Training Read Post »
Hold on. What is Day Training? Day training is a convenient and highly effective service where a professional dog trainer
Your Dog Needs Day Training Read Post »
Here’s a quick rundown on three fun recall games that make “coming when called” something your dog actively looks forward to:
Three Games to Improve Your Dog’s Recall Read Post »
The goal isn’t really obedience (ugh, that’s a future post). It’s building such a strong positive association that your dog genuinely wants to be with you. When you achieve that, you’ve arrived. And, IMO, there is nothing flashier than a well-trained recall.
The Complete Guide to Teaching Your Dog to Come When Called Read Post »
Dog trainers are people trainers, so it’s no surprise that online learning has quickly become the preferred way to train
Five Benefits of Online Dog Training Read Post »
10 Clever Tricks to Catch Your Dog During a Freedom Run OH NO! Your dog is on the loose and
10 Tricks for Catching a Runaway Dog Read Post »
You will hear me talk a lot about teaching and reinforcing incompatible behaviors to replace everything from barking to counter-surfing.
Replace Bad Behavior with Good Behaviors! Read Post »
10 Reasons Your Dog Stops on Walks and How to Get Moving Again You’re just out with your dog, enjoying
10 Reasons Your Dog Stops on Walks and 10 Ways to Get Moving Again. Read Post »
