TYDS3003 - The Setback in Training

The Truth About "Guilty Looks" in DogsWhy That Ashamed Expression Isn't What You ThinkEvery dog owner knows it: You walk into the room to find a shredded pillow, an overturned trash can, or a puddle on the floor. Before you say a word ...

How do you choose a certified dog trainer?

In dog training, a setback refers to a temporary loss of previously learned behavior or a sudden increase in unwanted behaviors (like regression in housebreaking or ignoring a known cue).The Common causes and How to handle it ...

Caveat Emptor - Separating Truth from Market "Spin"Recognizing & Choosing a Positive Trainer Lots of dog trainers advertise using words like "all-positive" putting a positive spin on their information. But many trainers are positively not positive. Because many trainers use the "right" words in their marketing and promotional information, it can be difficult for a dog owner to tell whether or not a trainer truly uses a positive approach. Lots of dog trainers advertise using words like "all-positive" putting a positive spin on their information. But many trainers are positively not positive. Because many trainers use the "right" words in their marketing and promotional information, it can be difficult for a dog owner to tell whether or not a trainer truly uses a positive approach.

My Journey with Whisky.

So, I saw this weird thing the other day, a dog pushing its food bowl around instead of eating. What's up with that? You know, it's actually more common than you think. It's like they're trying to, uh, tell you something. Right? It's not just being picky, then? ....

So, we're talking about dogs today, but, uh, not just any dog activity. We're diving into the world of canine nosework. Forget fetch, we're talking about sniffing!

Dog-to-dog aggression. It's, uh, it's a tough one for many dog owners, isn't it?

So, we're talking dog trainers today, but, uh, not just any dog trainers. We're talking about, like, avoiding the mistakes that new dog owners often make.

Pack leadership – is it a real thing, or just something we made up based on, you know, how wolves behave?