If you’ve ever faced the frustration of a dog peeing indoors, you know it’s not just an inconvenience, it can be a major headache. As a Canine-Assisted Therapy Trainer, I’ve worked with countless dogs and their owners to address behavioral issues like indoor accidents. If you’re here wondering how to train a dog to stop…
As a Canine-Assisted Therapy Trainer with years of hands-on experience, I’ve seen firsthand how a dog’s excessive sniffing can become a real issue for both owners and those around them. Whether it’s at the park, during a training session, or just when you’re out for a walk, dogs sniffing people is something that can easily…
As a Canine-Assisted Therapy Trainer, I’ve had the pleasure of working with a variety of dogs and their owners. One common question I get asked by pet parents is how to train a dog to sit calmly in a café or restaurant. It’s a practical skill that not only makes dining out more enjoyable but…
When it comes to training a dog to avoid certain areas of the home, it can feel like a never-ending battle of wills. Dogs are naturally curious creatures, and when they find a new area to explore, they want to check it out—especially if it’s off-limits. As a Canine-Assisted Therapy Trainer, I’ve worked with many…
Bath time can be one of the most stressful moments for both dogs and their owners. As a Canine-Assisted Therapy Trainer, I’ve seen firsthand how many dogs develop an aversion to water, which can turn what should be a simple grooming task into an all-out battle. If your dog is afraid of baths, you’re not…
Have you ever been caught in that moment when your dog hears a siren, and suddenly, all hell breaks loose? It’s a sound that sends them into a frenzy, barking uncontrollably, and no amount of calling them back seems to work. It’s a frustrating situation for both the dog and the owner. As a Canine-Assisted…
Training a dog to wait before eating is one of those fundamental skills that can make life with your dog a lot more enjoyable. Whether you’re dealing with an energetic puppy or a full-grown adult dog, getting them to wait before digging into their meal can teach them patience, improve their impulse control, and set…
As a Canine-Assisted Therapy Trainer, I’ve had the pleasure of working with countless dogs and their owners. One thing I’ve noticed time and time again is how stressful it can be for both dogs and their humans when it comes to administering medication. Whether it’s a daily pill, liquid medicine, or even a topical treatment,…
As a Canine-Assisted Therapy Trainer, I’ve seen all kinds of behaviors in dogs, but one that stands out (and can be really tricky to manage) is guarding toys. It’s not unusual for dogs to become possessive over their favorite objects, but when this behavior becomes too intense, it can create some serious challenges for pet…