Training Tidbit for March: You can try this at home! Nothing in Life is Free (or, how to be the smarter … [Read more...] about Training Tidbit: Nothing In Life Is Free
Training Tidbits
7 Rules for the Vet’s Office
Training Tidbit for February: You can try this at home! I know, none of us like going to the vet's office with a … [Read more...] about 7 Rules for the Vet’s Office
Training tip: Beating the Heat
It's a "hot dog!" Ha ha, get it? No, seriously, test the pavement before you make your dog walk on … [Read more...] about Training tip: Beating the Heat
Training Tidbit: Jumping Up
This is such a common problem, and it's one of those that is much, much easier to prevent than to repair! Why do dogs … [Read more...] about Training Tidbit: Jumping Up
Sound Sensitivity and Phobia
A dog's sense of hearing is different than a human's (OK, I know you know that...). But the question is, how is it … [Read more...] about Sound Sensitivity and Phobia
Training Tidbit for April: The wagging tail?
If a dog is is wagging his tail, it means he's happy, right? It's conventional wisdom. If a dog wags his tail … [Read more...] about Training Tidbit for April: The wagging tail?
A Public Service Announcement: DINOS
I have a DINOS. I work with DINOS constantly. My heart aches for them and their owners. Its up to those of us with … [Read more...] about A Public Service Announcement: DINOS
Cognitive Disorders in Animals
It happens to all of us: as we age, our brains move a little slower, we take a little longer to solve problems, and it … [Read more...] about Cognitive Disorders in Animals
Home Alone – how to reduce your dog’s boredom
Home Alone Boredom is possibly the number one cause of behavior problems in the house. Dogs are notorious for … [Read more...] about Home Alone – how to reduce your dog’s boredom
