The aim of teaching our dogs a release cue when it comes to toys, stolen socks etc. Is to teach the dog that the release cue, for example, “THANK YOU!”, means something rewarding is about to happen. We never want to grab things from our dog has this can be direct way...
An overexcited dog can easily be overwhelming. Besides the fact that it can make walking through the door challenging, it can also become a downright dangerous situation. The possibility of knocking people over, scratching, nipping, or even inadvertently head-butting...
Toilet training is an important part of caring responsibly for your dog, whether you’re getting a puppy or an adult dog, you need to know how to house train them properly. Puppies need to learn important life skills, and training is an important bonding...
Crate training can prove to be tricky. Here is your how to guide for crate introductions. Please note, this has to be done very gradually over time at your dog’s own personal pace. If he starts to run out of the crate or not want to go in at any time, weve gone...
Does your dog come out of the door after getting their walking equipment on and spend most of the walk time at the end of the leash. Do they struggle to focus on you or even listen to commands they know at home when outside of the house? Building in some skills to...
