(And Why That Was Actually the Turning Point) Training “stops working” right after dog owners finally commit to training their dog. Clients stop giving table scraps to the dog. Stop reacting to jumping. Ignore the barking they’ve tried to “fix” for months....
The human bond is a powerful thing. We form connections with family, friends, and even entire communities. But our bonds aren’t limited to just people. We bond deeply with animals too—especially dogs. In fact, the human-canine connection goes back more than 15,000...
Marker Training Marker training, rooted in behavioral science, revolutionizes the way we communicate with our client dogs (our own dogs too). This method utilizes the power of precise timing and clear signals to bridge the language gap between humans and dogs. By...
In our previous blog, we discussed the importance of building confidence in dog training and how our body language and tone play a significant role in achieving success. In this blog we will discuss the importance of clear communication in dog training that you should...
Do your clients find themselves walking their dog and getting dragged down the street in pursuit of a squirrel? Maybe the new rescue dog you are training thinks slippers are the tastiest chew toy? There’s a secret to transforming dogs into well-behaved...
When it comes to dog training, one of the most valuable tools in this process is often right in our hands – the leash. In this article, we’ll explore how a leash becomes a powerful tool, not just for control and safety, but for effective communication and...
