Dispelling the Alpha Dog Misconception
A common concept in the past has been the idea that the owner needs to assert dominance to be respected as the “alpha dog” in the household.
Helping Your Dog to Cope with Fireworks
While the July 4th fireworks bring excitement and joy to most people, many of our canine friends cower when they hear the loud display.
Wearing a Muzzle Like a Pro
Contrary to common belief, dogs that wear muzzles are not “bad”. Muzzles are worn for the safety and comfort of both the dog and others.
When You Have a Jealous Dog
Sometimes, even a hug between friends or family members is enough to trigger your jealous dog.
Using Modifier Clues While Training your Dog
To take your dog's comprehension skills to the next level, consider teaching them modifier cues. These cues specify how a behavior is to be performed.
Dog Harness Desensitization
A dog harness is typically a better option than a leash - not only for your dog’s well-being, but also for you to have more control.
Train Your Dog to Put Away His Dog Toys
Teach your dog to return their dog toys to the play bin themselves to make your life easier and provide an enriching game for your pet.
Teaching Your Dog to Accept Eye Drops
Giving eye drops can become a daily struggle, but there are ways to acclimate your pup to the drops to make the process as easy as possible.
Bribes vs. Rewards – What is the Difference?
Though many do not even understand the difference, using bribes versus rewards can significantly impact the success of your training.
Puppy Agility Training
Dogs as young as 15 months are allowed to participate in agility competitions, but you can begin training much earlier. There are many agility classes you can enroll your pup in, but you can start agility training on your own as well.