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04/17/2024

02/29/2024

This was so much fun!!

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‎Show Am I Doing It Wrong?, Ep Making Your Dog Happy with Dr. Emily Levine - Feb 29, 2024

10/04/2023

We're proud to work with Animal Behavior Clinic Of New Jersey to offer veterinary animal behavior learning experiences for our students! Visit their website at https://animalbehaviorclinicnj.com/

02/16/2023

We have some VERY exciting news!

Starting March 1st, Instinct will be hosting ongoing free, live dog training & behavior seminars, including:

Puppy Parenting Roadmap, for caretakers of puppies ages 8-20 weeks, to be held the 2nd Wednesday of every month.

Rescue Dog Roadmap, for caretakers of recently adopted (or soon-to-be adopted) rescue dogs, to be held the 4th Wednesday or every month.

Hosted via Zoom, seminars will include a live presentation followed by a Q&A session. They are open to EVERYONE - dog owners, walkers, pet sitters, trainers, veterinary staff, shelter & rescue workers & volunteers, breeders, and of course - our Instinct clients!

Get kind, practical, step-by-step guidance & support from some of our most experienced certified trainers & behavior consultants at Instinct locations across the country.

Register today at www.instinctdogtraining.com/seminars

Know someone who could benefit from this resource? Tag them in the comments! We can’t wait to see you there.

12/15/2022

What a great story on Dr. Katherine Houpt, one of our founding members of ACVB.
https://www.vet.upenn.edu/about/news-room/bellwether/bellwether-magazine/bellwether-fall-2022/philanthropy-katherine-houpt

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240 Humphrey Street
Englewood, NJ
07631

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https://animalbehaviorclinicnj.com/

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This little cutie pie was very anxious in any place other than his backyard. With the help of medications and their wonderful trainer, this pup has been able to learn that not every place is so scary and can now enjoy this wonderful sport with his dad. While he is not comfortable everywhere ( and likely will never be) he has come such a long way and we and his parents could not be prouder!

Day 1: This pup was lunging and jumping over the gate to get to the trainer who was at the front door ( not inside yet). Day 2: Medication given so they could try again. Below is the dog staying behind the gate and working on toys. The trainer could enter the apartment and they could start working on behavior modifications. Sometimes medications should not be the last resort because without it, training and behavior modifications may not be possible.

Boredom can lead to frustration. Bored and frustrated pets can engage in all sorts of troublesome and , dare I say, annoying behaviors. Keeping our pets from being bored is a great way to prevent many behavioral issues and make sure they have a great life. Teaching tricks, cues, and scent work are just some examples of great ways to make sure we are keeping our pets' brains busy and satisfied. We often forget however that once a pet knows how to do certain cues, tricks etc.. those "activities" are no longer mentally stimulating. That would be like someone asking you " What is 1 + 1 ? " over and over and over. SO BORING.........So teaching NEW things is key! Below is a video of Dr. Levine's dog putting his toys away. While this particular trick can serve a practical function, it is the act of learning something new that is the enriching part! --