One of the biggest misconceptions frequently brought up by clients and others, is the belief that food will forever have to be used in order to get a desired behaviour. Food used correctly, is not a problem. Improper use of food in training is the problem.
Read MoreSometimes, when a puppy is brought into a home, it’s just not the right time, the right puppy or the right fit for the family. This is very different than dealing with new puppy shenanigans.
Sometimes, after a few visits and listening to what’s being said, it’s in the best interests of the puppy and family, to re-home the pup.
Read MoreIt’s your responsibility to understand that dogs see the world differently than we do. It’s necessary to teach yours, in a humane manner, how to live in your world, abiding by rules that most often don’t make sense.
Read MoreI am a big fan of teaching wait vs stay. What's the difference?
Read MoreI believe dogs need someone to set boundaries and provide guidance and protection, when necessary. In that sense you are a leader.
Read MoreA tired dog is a good dog. We hear this all the time. The problem with this I find…
Read MoreI don't give my dog human food because I don't want him to learn to beg". I hear this quite a bit.
Read MoreWhen thinking of the food you give your dog during a training session as a treat, it can seem frivolous.
Read MoreThis topic comes up on a regular basis so I thought I'd address it.
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