Common Misconceptions about Behavioral Training
The more you know about your dog, the greater your chance of finding success in behavioral training - and building a deeper bond.
Canine Behavior & Dog Training Myths
Holding incorrect beliefs about dog behavior and training isn't tragic, but it may directly impact your relationship with your pet and the effectiveness of training.
When You Shelter in Place with Your Dog
When you shelter in place during a storm—whether at a friend's house, hotel, or even a public shelter—it can be stressful for dogs, especially if it's somewhere completely unfamiliar.
Dealing with Your Dog’s Aggression
Dogs are naturally protective of their space and resources, and when two dogs feel that they have to compete for these, aggression can result.
Puppy Pads to Help with Training
While puppy pads are a convenient option, they are generally recommended as a temporary solution rather than a permanent fixture in a dog's life.
Is Babying Your Dog Detrimental?
Babying your dog is a natural desire, but giving them some independence is actually more beneficial to their development.
When Your Dogs Show Aggression
Canine aggression can manifest in distinct ways, and owners should monitor their dogs to determine which issue is occurring.
Why Keep Your Dog Off the Furniture?
Although not for everyone, training your dog to keep off the furniture has several benefits for you and your furry friend.
New Babies and the Family Dog
You can begin to prepare your family dog for the arrival of a new baby long before the due date. Here are some tops to get you started.
When is a Dog Muzzle Appropriate?
While all dogs can theoretically benefit from muzzle usage, they are most commonly seen on large dogs with a strong bite force.