The Well Behaved Dog by Paul Barish, Cbcc-Ka

The Well Behaved Dog by Paul Barish, Cbcc-Ka Certified behavior consultant and dog trainer serving Morris County, NJ and surrounding areas.

Experienced help for your dogs issues such as aggression, reactivity, proper walking, jumping, mouthing, puppies, separation anxiety, crate training and more

Important stuff! Words mean way less than what we give off to our dogs - frustration, anger, calmness, etc. This is a...
10/18/2025

Important stuff! Words mean way less than what we give off to our dogs - frustration, anger, calmness, etc. This is a big part of what it means when trainers say they train people more than dogs!

Don't be shy. Advocate for your dog, especially, one's that have issues with strangers. It can save your dog's life li...
08/25/2025

Don't be shy. Advocate for your dog, especially, one's that have issues with strangers. It can save your dog's life life and a person from being bitten.

More dogs escape and/or get lost on July 4 than any other day. Be careful!
07/04/2025

More dogs escape and/or get lost on July 4 than any other day. Be careful!

Do not give cold water to a dog that is overheated - just regular tap water temp or warmer. It can kill them.
06/24/2025

Do not give cold water to a dog that is overheated - just regular tap water temp or warmer. It can kill them.

Please reach out for help if your dog is Resource Guarding. The "old school" concepts of "showing them who's the boss" ...
02/05/2025

Please reach out for help if your dog is Resource Guarding. The "old school" concepts of "showing them who's the boss" can be counter-productive and dangerous.

Resource guarding is a dog's instinct to protect valuable items like food, toys, or space, often leading to aggressive behaviors such as barking, biting, growling, and lunging. 🐾

Signs to watch for:
Stiffening over an item
Hard stare
"Whale eye" (whites of their eyes showing)
Lip lifting
Low growl
Baring teeth
Snapping
Resource guarding can be caused by fear, anxiety, frustration, territoriality, or early experiences with valuable items and other dogs.

How to manage it:
Provide enough high-quality food, toys, and a comfy space.
Use positive reinforcement—teach your dog to trade items for treats.
Be patient and consistent with training.

With the right approach, your dog can learn to feel safe and secure around their resources! 🐶For all things behavior modification Eleventh Hour relies on the expertise of The Well Behaved Dog by Paul Barish, Cbcc-Ka https://buff.ly/40P6EyR

If your dog displays any aggression, muzzle conditioning is highly recommended. Aside from the obvious, it should lower...
01/17/2025

If your dog displays any aggression, muzzle conditioning is highly recommended. Aside from the obvious, it should lower your stress and as a result, your dogs. Then, you can better work on modifying the behavior. Only use a basket muzzle. Video on my website.

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I am a Certified Behavior Consultant Canine - Knowledge Assessed (CBCC-KA) and dog trainer, serving Morris county NJ and surrounding areas. I Specialize in fixing leash pulling, leash aggression, reactivity - to dogs, people, garbage truck(!) etc., dog aggression, fearfulness, resource guarding - food, bones, toys, people , house training, separation anxiety, puppy biting, etc. Much of the work I do, as you may be aware, is train the owners, too!

If you are having difficulty with your dog and want to improve the quality of your life, please send me a message, e-mail, text or phone call to discuss ways to make your things better.

Thank you,

Paul Barish, CBCC-KA