
August 2020 Training Challenge: Work on a Relaxation Protocol or Mat Work
This month’s training challenge is dedicated to the “Calming Enrichment” chapter of our book Canine Enrichment for the Real World and is one of my
This month’s training challenge is dedicated to the “Calming Enrichment” chapter of our book Canine Enrichment for the Real World and is one of my
I can’t believe we’re already into March! Hopefully last month’s challenge will help you and your dog maintain sanity while we wait for spring to
Have you ever said something like: Treats won’t work if he’s barking. Nothing works when he sees another dog! She won’t pay attention to me
A common group of grievances I hear from pet parents is: “My dog doesn’t listen to me.” “I want my dog to listen better.” “My
What if I told you that there’s a way to make your pet’s behavior more predictable? A way to better avoid unfortunate incidents?
This week’s “Work Smarter Not Harder” entry is devoted to the following phrase: “So do I have to walk around my house with treats in
When I was first developing the notion for a Pet Harmony blog I knew that I wanted to have a “Work Smarter Not Harder” series
Happy August! Boy, 2019 is just flying by! Let’s jump right into our new challenge, shall we? Our August 2019 training challenge is: Proof your pet’s
Learning is a process. A huge, daunting, amazingly complex, lifelong process. We send humans to school for 12+ years knowing this even if we don’t