Training your Dog: Correction vs. Punishment
When training your dog, there is a distinct between correction and punishment. Your dog knows the difference, and it affects your training success.
Why Ignoring Your Dog’s Bad Behavior May Not Work
One of the most basic tenets of dog training is that behaviors which are rewarded are likely to be established, while behaviors which are ignored - or unrewarded- will disappear over time. Although this may be true in some cases, in many instances ignoring your dog's bad behavior is not likely to work. There are [...]
Teaching your Dog to Jump into the Car
Teaching your dog to jump into the car makes life easier for everyone- and creating a pleasant association with the car allows a more stress-free ride.
Questions to Ask Before You Adopt a Rescue Dog
The most important question to truly ask yourself is if you are committed to being a rescue dog owner. These dogs have been through so much, and being returned to the shelter after experiencing a "family" is very hard on them.
What to Do – and Not To Do – with a Fearful Dog
Many owner's instinctual reactions to their pet's behavior may do more harm than good – and no one wants to cause their furry best friend any additional stress. 


How To Control Dogs With a High Prey Drive
High prey drive can become problematic if your dog chases an animal which can cause harm, or if he runs into the street. Here are a few tips for controlling your high prey driven dogs.
3 Simple Tricks for Puppy House Training
Puppy house training can be a bit frustrating. Here are a few simple tips to help you through potty training your puppy, and how to get started.
4 Ways to Entertain Your Dog When You Aren’t Home
Like humans, most dogs don't enjoy being alone most of the time. Dogs who are left alone all day tend to get bored, and a bored dog can be a destructive dog.
How To Slow Down a High-Energy Dog
You love when your dog is happy and active, and we know you don't want to quell their joy and exuberance. But by giving them enough exercise, attention, and training, you can channel their energy appropriately.
Dog Training Basics: 5 Ways to Encourage a Calm Dog
Your dog is looking to you for guidance, and he expects you to set the rules. Ultimately, a calm dog who understands how to act in every situation will be happier and more well-adjusted. Not to mention, your home will be a lot less chaotic!