Dog Behavior
Deaf Dog Awareness Month (October)
The first dog I ever adopted on my own as an adult was deaf. Her name was Claire and she was my heart dog. I
October 13, 2023
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The first dog I ever adopted on my own as an adult was deaf. Her name was Claire and she was my heart dog. I
Believe it or not, begging is something that we as humans have created in our dogs, so it’s one of the easiest habits to break.
Dogs aren’t robots, so to think that they will respond to you 100% of the time no matter what is, let’s be real, a pipe
Short answer: it’s not bribery in the same way your paycheck isn’t bribery. You’re working for it. There, done. Just kidding! To really answer this
It is a common misconception that dogs pull on the leash because they want to be “pack leaders,” “alpha dogs,” or generally dominant over their
One tip that I often give my in-home training clients is to manage their dog’s environment. This is usually a pretty foreign concept when I
Zak George has been making some waves lately talking about men in the dog training space demeaning the women in dog training and he made
Chewing is natural for your dog, especially puppies. They learn the world with their mouths. There is a fine line between what is OK and
Unless you are a dog trainer or in the field of psychology, you may not have heard the term shaping behaviour. My formal education is
Today’s video breaks down the difference in service dogs, working dogs, therapy dogs and emotional support dogs. There seems to be quite a bit of