Even though training can be a close bonding experience for owner and dog alike, many dog owners don't enjoy going over training steps repeatedly and hoping the trick sticks. While we hope our blogs give detailed instructions to simplify the training process at home, we understand that not everyone can dedicate time to training on [...]
Consistency allows your pet to be comfortable with the dog training process and in the best frame of mind to learn the information you attempt to pass on to them.
Sometimes, the best way to train your dog is to focus on the basics, and the command we are discussing today is an essential part of every dog owner's repertoire - 'Watch Me.'
A dog carrier can be extremely useful for introducing your pet to a new place in a safe and controlled manner - but your dog may not like it.
If loud barking keeps you up at night - or scares your visitors when they enter your home - teaching your dog to quiet down is likely your first priority.
Can old dogs learn new tricks? Training your dogs to perform additional tricks strengthens your bond and provides mental stimulation for your pups.
Boundary training is exactly what it sounds like: training your dog to respect the boundaries of your lawn or property and staying close to home.
The type of dog harness or leash you use can hamper your progress or enhance the experience you share together with your pup.
Training your pup to stay off the furniture is not as complicated as you think; it consists of strong verbal commands and positive reinforcement.
It is one thing when our dogs don't want to play in the Gulf, but we need them to enjoy water enough to take a bath without a fight!
