We often use movement when working with dogs. We may use a hand gesture to communicate a behavior, or as a way to get a dogs attention. We'll toss a treat to keep them involved or a leash to distract them. And of course, many of us use a ball or toy to play with our dogs or change their focus.
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First good on you for reaching out sooner rather than later. Dogs repeat what works for them. Often, growling works so they escalate it and before long you have a reactive dog on your hands. Instead begin working on it immediately and focus on it until its under control. I’d […]
Belly bands are a quick easy management tool to help walk a dog who hasn't yet learned leash manners.
Many of us want our dogs to be by our side all the time. After all, it gives us something to focus on and can help with uncomfortable moments like the inability to connect with people face-to-face. But, if we truly love our dogs and want what’s best for them, […]
Dogs are unique, identifying the type of dog you're working with is key to employ the right strategy in training and problem solving.
By using a 4-step formula along with factoring in the Type of Dog we're working with and their unique needs, we've been able to help dogs learn and make great decisions
Go to Behaviors What do you do when you’re driving and the light ahead of you turns yellow? Do you speed up or slow down? Chances are, whatever it is, it’s one of your go-to behaviors and it’s your default behavior whenever you see a yellow light. Most of us […]
