Dog Training
The Role of Play in Dog Socialization
When people picture their life with a puppy, they imagine sweet cuddles on the couch, long walks through the neighborhood, dog training sessions, and some play. However, though it may not be the most notable thing an owner thinks of when planning for their new furry family member, play with humans and other animals is…
Read MoreCan You Teach an Old Dog New Tricks? Training Tips for Senior Dogs
Although owning a puppy gets a lot of good press, an older dog can offer positive benefits that you might not expect. Whether you have recently adopted a senior dog, or think your old friend needs a little bit more training, there are several keys to training an older dog that you should consider. The…
Read MoreGroup Vs. Private Training Camps: Which Option is Best for Your Dog?
Adopting a new furry friend means they might have to sit in a few training classes before successfully transitioning to living with you. Dog owners often take their pets to see professional training when they are first adopted, and at times, they register their pets for a dog training camp. Commonly referred to as “board…
Read MoreHow to Choose the Right Dog Training Camp
Training your dog is essential because it gives your pet mental stimulation, behavioral conditioning, and the ability to stay safe when surroundings become too chaotic. In order to achieve the optimal results, the best option is to seek professional help training your dog. But, while dog training facilities are ideal for your dog to learn…
Read MoreWhat Are Some Effective Training Techniques for Fearful Dogs?
Coping with abnormal levels of fear in your dog can be a challenging journey for both you and your pup. Although you’ll likely never be able to change your dog’s personality entirely, the right training can make a world of difference in helping them feel more confident, comfortable, and at ease. Today we’ll discuss some…
Read MorePositive Reinforcement: How to Use Rewards for Effective Dog Training
Take a moment to think about what makes you motivated to do something, such as maintaining a healthy habit, doing chores, or working at your job. You’re likely getting some sort of reward from these actions, whether it be a boost of serotonin after a workout that makes you feel happy and relaxed or an…
Read MoreTips for House Training a Newly Adopted Dog
Helping a pup feel comfortable in a new environment can take a while, but house training is the most productive first step to take in order to help your dog feel adapted. Whether your newly adopted dog is young or old, there is a unique learning curve to house training that’s different for every pup.…
Read MoreHow to Teach Your Dog to Stop Chasing Other Animals
Ever wonder why your dog just won’t stop chasing everything that moves? You’re not alone. Dogs are natural hunters, and chasing prey is in their DNA. While adorable in puppies, this behavior can be downright dangerous as dogs get bigger and faster and can also create situations where your animal is outside your control. These…
Read MoreChoosing the Right Dog Trainer: Tips from Greenlin Dog and Puppy Training
Dogs are lovable and dependable companions, but they can also sometimes be a challenge to live with. When their behaviors aren’t as in tune with how you want them to act, or they’re blatantly getting into things and causing other issues, the best solution is usually a dog trainer. The right kind of dog trainer…
Read MoreOvercoming Dogpark Fear and Anxiety
It’s normal for your dog to feel anxious the first time they visit a dog park, but repeated anxiety can get in the way of what should be an enjoyable experience. Anxiety can manifest itself in a variety of undesirable behaviors, including aggression towards other dogs, destructive playing behaviors, or attempts to escape fended in…
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