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Discover positive, effective solutions that work with your dog’s natural instincts to dig. Our expert tips help you redirect unwanted digging through enrichment, training, and simple adjustments—no punishment needed. A happier dog and a better-looking yard start here!
If you adopted a puppy during the COVID-19 pandemic and are now struggling with behavioral issues as life returns to normal, you’re not alone.
As professional dog trainers, we’re passionate about helping dogs and their people succeed together. Today, we’re diving into a topic that often sparks debate in the positive reinforcement training community: jackpotting – the practice of delivering unusually large rewards when a dog performs particularly well.
Learn more about our class, "Overcoming Distractions". In this class, we'll focus on developing essential skills to help your dog stay connected and cooperative with you, even in the midst of exciting or distracting situations.
Systemic Racism touches every part of our lives – and pet ownership* is no different.
So as Black History Month comes to a close, we wanted to shine light on what role racism was and is still playing in the world of
If you're wondering if the dog industry is right for you, take some time to consider these aspects of the job.
Making a few changes to the way in which we train can often significantly improve our communication with our dogs and help us train more efficiently and effectively.
If the thought of your dog getting away from you is one of your worst nightmares, you're not alone.
Social distancing naturally makes the process of socializing your puppy more difficult, but there are several things that you can do to set your puppy up for success.
Many people worry that using positive reinforcement, “treat training,” or otherwise rewarding their dog with food in training will result in a dog who only listens when food in involved. We review options for reinforcement training.
