Obedience training, leash manners, housebreaking, socialization, and solving behavioral issues.
Training your dog to go to their bed on command is an incredibly valuable skill that can make both your life and your dog’s life easier. Whether you’re trying to create a peaceful space for your dog to relax in or just want them to stay out of the kitchen while you’re cooking, this command…
Training a dog to be patient while waiting for food is a valuable skill that goes beyond just mealtime. If you’ve ever been in the kitchen, preparing your own meal, only to have your dog staring up at you with those big, pleading eyes, you know exactly what I’m talking about. It’s one of those…
As a Canine-Assisted Therapy Trainer, I’ve worked with many dogs who struggle with various behaviors, and one of the most common issues I encounter is dogs reacting to delivery trucks. It’s a situation that can escalate quickly—your dog hears the rumble of a truck and immediately starts barking, lunging, or even showing signs of aggression….
As a Canine-Assisted Therapy Trainer, I’ve had the unique opportunity to work with all sorts of dogs—from hyperactive puppies to older dogs with a few quirks. But one question I hear constantly is, “How do I train a dog to follow commands even when distracted?” It’s one of those questions that sounds simple on the…
As a Canine-Assisted Therapy Trainer, I’ve seen dogs of all temperaments and behaviors, but one common challenge that many dog owners face is how to train a dog to stop barking in the car. Whether it’s a constant yapping at every passing car or loud barking at the slightest noise, it can make driving a…
As a Canine-Assisted Therapy Trainer, one of the most rewarding challenges I face is teaching dogs how to tolerate new environments. Whether you’re working with a service dog, therapy dog, or just your own pup, helping them adjust to unfamiliar spaces can make a world of difference in their ability to be calm, focused, and…
Training a dog to be quiet in the backyard can sometimes feel like a never-ending challenge, especially when you have a dog who loves to bark at every passing leaf or bird. As a Canine-Assisted Therapy Trainer, I’ve worked with many dog owners who face this same issue, and I can tell you firsthand that…
When it comes to training a dog, one of the most important skills you can teach them is how to stay relaxed during handling. Whether it’s at the vet, during grooming, or simply when you need to give them a bath or trim their nails, the ability to stay calm and composed is essential for…
As a Canine-Assisted Therapy Trainer, I’ve spent years working with dogs of all breeds, and one thing that consistently comes up is food-related behavior issues. Whether it’s a dog who becomes overly possessive of food or one that simply can’t stay calm while eating, it’s a common problem that many pet owners face. So, how…