There are many ways to reward your dog for having good manners. Really, we are only limited by our own imagination. I like singing to my dog Simon in the morning and then giving him his breakfast in boxes and toys. He used to drag his body out of bed and now he comes running when he hears his […]
Posts in the Training Tips category:
Great Training Tips: Dog University by Viviane Theby
I’m reading a book by Viviane Theby called Dog University: A Training Program to Develop Advanced Skills with Your Dog; and she makes some excellent suggestions:
Indoor Dog Games
What do you do with your indoor pooch when the outdoor weather is frightful? Read below, and find a list of activities that could be delightful.
Four Steps to a Better Dog
I’ve found that these four simple steps get a well behaved dog faster & with out all of the struggle. Winston is a career change dog at Dogs for the Deaf. He’s an 80# yellow lab who loves to jump on people, grab & chew on leashes, destroy toys, jump out of car windows, and […]
Growling Dogs
Does your dog growl over a favorite toy or chew? Or even growl if he’s on the couch? Then read below for some help.
Introducing Cats & Dogs
They don’t have to fight like cats & dogs! If you have a new dog or cat or they just can’t seem to get along, then, these training tips are for you.
Puppy Socialization and Vaccinations
Early socialization for puppies, during which they learn to play with other puppies, is vital. Our Puppy Play & Train class is the perfect place to start. However, many puppy owners keep their puppies away from training classes until they are fully vaccinated and the early socialization period has passed. See what the American Veterinary […]
Socialize That Puppy Now!
If you have a new puppy the clock is ticking! You have until puppy is 14-16 weeks old before the socialization window closes, and here’s what your puppy should be doing:
Teaching Doggie Impulse Control
Does it seem like your dog has ADD? Is it hard to hold his attention or get him to STAY put for even a few seconds? Does he lunge, bark, jump, sniff and then pee all with in two seconds? Well, there are several things you can do to get your life back:
Fido has Spring Fever
Is your dog suddenly ignoring you when you’re outside and has several extra doses of energy? Did he used to come when called and walk OK on leash? Well, your pup just might have Spring Fever and here are the symptoms: