Boss Babe Dog Training, LLC

Boss Babe Dog Training, LLC ✨Empowering the human-dog partnership through cooperative learning ✨

We need you to hear this! Giving your dog access to furniture and giving them affection does not suddenly inspire your d...
02/12/2025

We need you to hear this! Giving your dog access to furniture and giving them affection does not suddenly inspire your dog to punish you for leaving them home alone.

Dogs who experience separation-related issues are either at an age where that might be deemed developmentally appropriate (young puppies separated from littermates), at a stage in life where they are adjusting to a new transition (moving to a new home), have a contributing medical issue and/or have a genetic predisposition for separation anxiety.

This myth that humans ‘create’ behavior problems in their dogs is not only short-sighted but it’s pretty egotistical, too. Your dog might want to rest on the couch because it’s the most comfortable spot in the room (you choose it, don’t you?).
Your dog might seek you out for affection because they have a secure attachment to you (isn’t that a wonderful thing?). Every dog is an individual and like all behavior cases, there is a ton of nuance to be sifted through.

Rest easy, you can give your dog stuff for ‘free’, ditch the crate, give them physical freedom, let them sniff, treat them kindly and honor them as individuals. None of that will ever cause an issue with alone time. We’ll die on this hill.

If your dog is currently experiencing some alone time stress, reach out to us for more information regarding our alone time assessments and intensive separation anxiety program! We’d be honored to help you along your journey to comfortable alone time!

Rachel in her typical meerkat position 💛. Rachel was born with a congenital bone disorder that created some growth abnor...
02/04/2025

Rachel in her typical meerkat position 💛. Rachel was born with a congenital bone disorder that created some growth abnormalities in her paws. She is a dog with a lot of energy and can get easily frustrated when her body isn’t able to keep up with what she’s wanting to do. This has led to some frustration based reactivity. We’re working on modifying some things in her environment to minimize frustration and working on some self regulation exercises to help prevent those over threshold moments as much as possible. Disabled dogs, like Rachel, are capable of so much if we can get creative with how we’re teaching! 🥰

As a follow-up from our last post with Lady May: If you didn’t know, Dogs with gait issues might actually pull more on l...
01/23/2025

As a follow-up from our last post with Lady May: If you didn’t know, Dogs with gait issues might actually pull more on leash? 🐾 Gait abnormalities and underlying discomfort often go unnoticed, but they can make walking on a short leash challenging for our dogs. Dogs are masters of over compensation for abnormalities so it can be tough to catch for many!

A formal gait assessment and a vet consultation can help you better understand your pup’s needs—and keep them safe and comfortable. From safe equipment to creative play ideas, let’s work together to support their bodies and teach them skills that work for them. 💙

PSA with Lady May:Did you know that dogs with gait abnormalities and missing limbs are more likely to pull on a short le...
01/15/2025

PSA with Lady May:
Did you know that dogs with gait abnormalities and missing limbs are more likely to pull on a short leash? Sounds weird, right? But it’s true! It’s up to us to get creative and protect their bodies!

Boss Babe Dog Training all star Pickles is here to remind you to have some fun with your dog today!
01/13/2025

Boss Babe Dog Training all star Pickles is here to remind you to have some fun with your dog today!

In order to change behavior and to create new behaviors we must minimize and prevent opportunities for our pups to pract...
01/10/2025

In order to change behavior and to create new behaviors we must minimize and prevent opportunities for our pups to practice the undesirable behaviors. Management is one of the FIRST things discussed when introducing a behavior modification plan. Not simply “avoidance” or “distraction”, but proactively choosing to set your dog up for success in her everyday routine. ⭐️

Example: Dog barks excessively at the front door every time someone rings the doorbell or passes by the house.
Management: Have your guests text when they arrive. You may even place a note on the door asking deliveries not to knock or ring the doorbell. Close your front blinds or place frosted window film to block their view.

Obviously training to improve these behaviors is the second half of this, but outside of these training exercises that we’re actively present and prepared for, management is critical.
Without implementing appropriate management to prevent the barky lungey behavior from happening outside of those controlled exercises, your dog’s progress will be super slowwww 🐢. Management makes the world go round!

🎉 Happy New Year! 🎉We’re saying goodbye to 2024 with immense pride and gratitude for the things we accomplished and the ...
01/01/2025

🎉 Happy New Year! 🎉

We’re saying goodbye to 2024 with immense pride and gratitude for the things we accomplished and the projects we were part of—like this groundbreaking collaboration between the Texas Juvenile Justice Department and . This partnership has created life-changing opportunities for both pets and people, and we’re honored to have been a part of it.

As we look ahead to 2025, we can’t wait to see how this partnership continues to uplift families, kids, and pets. Here’s to another year of growth, connection, and second chances! 🐾❤️

Socializing your puppy during that magical window of time (between approximately 3-16 weeks) is critical. However, there...
12/30/2024

Socializing your puppy during that magical window of time (between approximately 3-16 weeks) is critical. However, there seems to be a HUGE misconception about what socialization looks like. Taking your puppy everywhere, having them meet hundreds of people and dogs is not necessarily going to help your puppy to become the pro social adult dog you’re hoping to mold. It’s also important to understand that socialization is not limited to meeting people and other dogs, but also feeling different textures, hearing novel noises, visiting different environments, novel smells, body handling, and building engagement with you amongst novel things.
During this sensitive time period of our puppy’s development, they are discovering what things are safe and what are unsafe, and this will give them a point of reference for everything they will experience throughout their lives.

Swipe through for our pro tips for puppy socialization


The holidays are such a festive time, but let’s be real—they can also bring a whirlwind of activity that feels overwhelm...
12/19/2024

The holidays are such a festive time, but let’s be real—they can also bring a whirlwind of activity that feels overwhelming for both humans and our furry friends. If your pup gets stressed or needs a little extra TLC when guests arrive, don’t sweat it! Creating a cozy, safe space just for them is a win for everyone. Pop on some calming music, toss in their favorite toy, and let them chill out while you play host. It’s perfectly fine to prioritize management for everyone’s peace of mind and keeping the season joyful for all—that includes making sure your dog feels relaxed and secure, even during the holiday hustle and bustle! 🎄🐾

Enrichment isn’t about puzzles and filled kongs, although those can be part of it. Enrichment is about meeting your dog’...
12/10/2024

Enrichment isn’t about puzzles and filled kongs, although those can be part of it. Enrichment is about meeting your dog’s individual needs and desires…
Those needs may be genetic. For example, a border collie that was bred to work cooperatively with humans and move their bodies freely to herd stock, might find activities like flirt pole, frisbee, off leash hiking, ot triebball.
Those needs may be unique to the individual dog. Fluffy might be a little destructive chewing on furniture because they’re needing an appropriate outlet for their natural desire to chew.

Have fun discovering what your dog finds enriching and implementing those activities on a regular basis to satiate those needs and desires. Many times, this alone can resolve many undesirable behaviors.

What are some enriching activities your dogs enjoy?

Part Two in creating stress free environments for tour dogs and guests over the holidays. Preparing your dogs for visito...
12/03/2024

Part Two in creating stress free environments for tour dogs and guests over the holidays.

Preparing your dogs for visitors.

When you’ve been working hard on reintegrating two dogs after conflict, and you catch them starting to really enjoy each...
11/28/2024

When you’ve been working hard on reintegrating two dogs after conflict, and you catch them starting to really enjoy each others company again 🥰

🎄🐾 The Holiday Season is Here! 🐾🎄Make visits stress-free for everyone—guests and pups alike—with a little preparation:Pr...
11/25/2024

🎄🐾 The Holiday Season is Here! 🐾🎄
Make visits stress-free for everyone—guests and pups alike—with a little preparation:

Preparing for Visitors with Dogs
Help your guests and pups have a smooth visit by setting everyone up for success:

✨ Share any quirks your dogs may have (nervous around certain actions, resource guarding, touch sensitivities).

📲 Ask visitors to text or call upon arrival to avoid extra excitement or stress.

📋 Communicate house rules for your dogs (no jumping, no furniture, no table scraps, etc.).

🔒 Secure exits to prevent accidental door dashes during arrivals and departures.

💛 Respect visitors’ comfort levels: If a guest is uncomfortable or scared of dogs, it’s perfectly okay to keep your dog in a separate area to ensure everyone feels at ease.

A little thoughtfulness goes a long way for joyful, worry-free gatherings this season! 🐶❄️

11/13/2024

Consider donating towards Zeus’s care if you’re able. Details in original post ❤️❤️❤️

Bear, the adolescent Doberman, is learning how to regulate his arousal during moments of excitement that used to illicit...
10/28/2024

Bear, the adolescent Doberman, is learning how to regulate his arousal during moments of excitement that used to illicit mouthy and jumpy behaviors. Creative play strategies and pattern games for the win!

Part Three and the final part of our Bark Code series! Connection-seeking barking is our dog’s way of saying, “Hey, Noti...
10/21/2024

Part Three and the final part of our Bark Code series!
Connection-seeking barking is our dog’s way of saying, “Hey, Notice Me!”

Whether it’s for attention, play, or just feeling left out, this type of barking often happens when our dogs want more from us than they might be getting.

Recognizing the different types of barking allows us to tailor our training and management strategies, helping to encourage positive behavior while addressing the underlying causes of excessive barking.

Calling all dog parents! Class is in session to help your dogs brush up on their manners. Join us for the debut Yappy Ho...
10/07/2024

Calling all dog parents! Class is in session to help your dogs brush up on their manners. Join us for the debut Yappy Hour, hosted by Downtown Dallas, Inc. We will be leading a fun and interactive training session designed to teach practical skills that will build your dog’s focus and confidence in any environment.

Come early to mix and mingle with fellow pet parents, enjoy the many vendors, and even grab a beverage with your furry friend courtesy of Shaken + Stirred.

Boss Babe Dog Training will be leading our Basic Manners class October 10th from 5:30pm - 7:00pm.

The event is FREE to attend, but spots for this class are limited to 8 working teams (one pet + handler)

The event runs from 5:00pm -7:30pm at the Civic Garden in Downtown Dallas.

For more details or to rsvp for a spot, please visit
www.bossbabedogtraining.com/yappy-hour

Part Two of Decoding Our Dog’s Bark 🐕When dogs engage in emotive barking, they’re expressing big feelings like excitemen...
09/30/2024

Part Two of Decoding Our Dog’s Bark 🐕
When dogs engage in emotive barking, they’re expressing big feelings like excitement, frustration, fear, or anxiety. Recognizing these vocal cues gives us valuable insight into what they’re feeling in the moment. Stay tuned for more tips on understanding your dog’s communication!

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