Last week we talked about the concept of “splitting” (breaking larger steps or behaviors into smaller steps) and how it will improve your training with
I recently met with the cutest new puppy, Maddie, and her family. Maddie’s mom told me that she was having trouble teaching their new puppy
Does your dog growl, bark, and attempt to launch their body like a missile when they see another dog, human, car, runner, skateboarder, or something else when they’re on leash? If so, you’re not alone!
Dear, gentle reader. I am going to be honest, I only have shady responses to this comment. Not because it isn’t an issue, not because
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#58 – Christina Horne: Systems for Navigating Service Dog Training & Society Download Transcript Here – Arial Download Transcript Here – OpenDyslexic [00:00:00] Christina: And
#27 – Ellen Yoakum: Enrichment for Separation Anxiety Download Transcript Here – Arial Download Transcript Here – OpenDyslexic [00:00:00] Ellen: And I think we can
I don’t know about you, but October seemed to just fly by! Let’s hop into this month’s training challenge, which is the next installment in
#22 – Practical Problem-Solving Download Transcript Here – Arial Download Transcript Here – OpenDyslexic [00:00:00] Emily: I think one thing that can really trip people
#19 – Kathy Sdao: Food Motivation Myths Download Transcript Here – Arial Download Transcript Here – OpenDyslexic [00:00:00] Kathy: Nothing spooky right after food. Being
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