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#15 Call Front – Finish Right – Sit – While heeling, the handler stops forward motion and calls … Continue Reading -
A retractable leash is a length of thin cord or belt wound around a spring-loaded device housed inside a plastic handle. The handles have a button on that controls how much of the cord/belt is extended and often have a … Continue Reading -
– Or shift responsibility to your dog!Once your dog understands what you expect (your criteria), extra help (verbal reminders, luring, leg pats, leash cues, etc.) should no longer be used and food is taken away as a lure.
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Most of us want and even strive for a dog that exudes enjoyment when training and showing. What many of us ultimately look for is a partner that shows willingness and precision along with drive and desire. How do we … Continue Reading -
When is the best time to train your dog?Dog training is done 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, whether you know it or not. Bad habits are created during everyday life … Continue Reading -
Building rapport and becoming an obvious leader figure by being consistent in all interactions with your dog is the best way to start getting a handle on that pushy pet.Teach your dog … Continue Reading -
It can be so irritating when your dog grabs something he should not have. Often it becomes a struggle to get the object back. Wouldn’t it be great not to have to fight and chase your dog when he picks 
Reinforcement can include treats, praise, petting, or a favorite toy or game. Since most dogs are food motivated, treats can work especially well for training. Next to food and toys, dogs love attention! Instead of, or in addition to using … Continue Reading -
The first time your puppy jumps on you, it may be cute. However, when he becomes full grown or you are wearing your best cloths his jumping on you may not be so cute anymore!When training your puppy, be … Continue Reading -
Trick training does provide many benefits – to you and your dog: