Dog Training Category

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…

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.…

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…

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…

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…

Walks are an important part of every dog’s day-to-day. But what happens when their behavior tends to slide on every outdoor stroll?  The best way to make sure your dog is equipped to help you through the well-behaved walks of your dreams is to make sure that you train them right from the get-go. But…

Just like us, dogs benefit from ample, healthy mental stimulation.  Many breeders prioritize ‘early neurological stimulation’ when caring for newborn puppies. The American Kennel Club emphasizes that ‘the first three weeks of a puppy’s life are a crucial time’ because they’re just beginning to learn to see and hear. In fact, most pups do not…