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11/24/2025

“Look what happens when you stop following your dog and your dog starts following you. It becomes your walk — and your dog just comes along for the experience and enjoys it.”

UberDog Training Review:Morgan Albright7 reviews·1 photo17 hours agoNewReasonable priceWe started working with Greg when...
11/24/2025

UberDog Training Review:

Morgan Albright
7 reviews·1 photo

17 hours ago
New
Reasonable price
We started working with Greg when our golden retriever Miller was a wild, 6-month-old puppy who knew no bounds. Greg quickly taught us how to communicate with him in a clear, practical way that gave him the structure he needed and then everything started to click. The UberDog commands fit naturally into daily life and are easy to build on, whether we’re playing new games or working on new skills. He’s 10 months old now and as Greg says, the dog is living with us, not the other way around. We feel confident and connected as his owners no matter the environment, which is a complete 180 from when we first started. UberDog training will be the best investment you make as a pet parent!

UberDog Training Google Review. William Kingsbury;Greg is an excellent dog trainer, very experienced. Our dog learns ver...
11/22/2025

UberDog Training Google Review.

William Kingsbury;
Greg is an excellent dog trainer, very experienced. Our dog learns very fast, it is us two-leggeds that take longer. Greg is very positive and patient and he invests a lot of time.

11/18/2025

Garage Boundary Training for Joey

We’re teaching Joey that she never leaves the garage unless she has a leash on and walks out with you. The black mats mark her “stop line.”

At first, we used a temporary fence so she couldn’t run out or practice unwanted habits. Once she understood the idea, we removed the fence and used a 10-foot line so she couldn’t cross the boundary on her own. If she approached the threshold, the long line allowed us to calmly guide her back and reward the choice to stay inside.

Now the rule is simple:

No leash = no leaving the garage.
Even with squirrels, dogs, people, or any distractions outside, she stays inside until you clip the leash and walk her out calmly.

This builds strong impulse control, safe door manners, and a consistent understanding of boundaries.

From here, you can layer in the remote collar through the 10-foot line.
Once Joey understands the pressure-and-release system on the long line, you can match that sensation with low-level e-collar taps. Over time, the 10-foot line can go away, and you’ll be able to use a proper e-collar to reinforce the rule and help her reliably stay inside the boundary—no matter what’s happening outside.

11/15/2025

It’s time to send us photos of your pets! Dogs, cats, birds, goats, lizards — whatever kind of pet you have, we want to share it with the world in our Anuual January Pet Issue. All submitted pet photos will be included in the magazine and our staff will even choose one special critter for our cover! Just email your photo (including the name of your pet) to [email protected] by December 11 to be included.

10/17/2025

Lesson 1: Shaping Behavior

Today’s lesson with Stark was all about teaching him where to be — right beside his owner on the left side.

Everything in training starts from this position.
Sit beside me.
Down beside me.
Walk beside me.

When your dog learns this spot, everything else becomes easier — recall, leash manners, calmness, and focus. It’s the foundation of communication and teamwork.

Good Dog. Good Life.

It’s Miller Time!Miller is an 8-month-old Golden Retriever from Copperfields Goldens — and he’s been an absolute pleasur...
10/08/2025

It’s Miller Time!
Miller is an 8-month-old Golden Retriever from Copperfields Goldens — and he’s been an absolute pleasure to work with. I trained a lot of Copperfields dogs back when I was in Charlotte, and Miller’s carrying on that great tradition. He’s smart, eager, and already learning the UberDog way.
Good Dog. Good Life.

09/29/2025

Training a deaf dog is not as big of a challenge as you might think. Dogs naturally understand body language and motion more than verbal cues. In fact, this often makes them more attentive to what their owner does rather than what is said—leading to faster learning.

In Franklin’s session today, we worked on clear hand signals:
• Tap on the left leg = Come around and wrap into heel position.
• Pointing finger down = Down.
• Flat hand = Stop and wait.

Consistency with these signals builds understanding and trust. Deaf dogs don’t miss out—they just teach us to communicate with more clarity.

I’m so grateful that my friends and I are safe tonight after the shooting at American Fish. It’s hard to process that ot...
09/28/2025

I’m so grateful that my friends and I are safe tonight after the shooting at American Fish. It’s hard to process that others didn’t make it home. My heart hurts for the people who were lost and for their loved ones

09/27/2025

Who lives with who?
Having your dog live with you is a lot of fun. But when it flips when you’re living with your dog it’s no fun at all.

The difference comes down to rules and boundaries. If your dog is setting them, then your life becomes about managing their demands. That’s when stress creeps in.

But when you set the structure, your dog becomes an addition to your life bringing joy, fun, and companionship without taking over.

Your goal isn’t to be a slave to your dog. It’s to build a relationship where both of you can thrive.

09/25/2025

How to Find a Good Dog Trainer in Your Area

If UberDog Training isn’t available where you live, here’s what I always recommend:
1. Start with ChatGPT (or Google). Type in: “Best dog trainer in your city or county.”
2. Look at the reviews. Don’t settle for trainers with just 5 or 10 reviews (those are often just friends). Look for trainers with 100–500+ reviews across multiple platforms their booking site, Yelp, and Google. At UberDog, for example, we have 400+ on Booksy and some of the highest-rated reviews on Yelp and Google.
3. Make sure they’re real dog training reviews. Not someone who just boards dogs, washes dogs, or runs a doggy playgroup. You don’t want a playground you want a dog trainer.
4. Watch for honesty. Skip the fake or fluff reviews. Look for sincere, detailed feedback from real clients. ChatGPT is helpful here because it tends to highlight the most authentic, trustworthy reviews.
5. Check their experience. A good trainer has usually been working with dogs for 5–10+ years and has trained thousands of different dogs not just one breed.
6. Seeing is believing. Watch what the trainer can do with your dog, not theirs. Don’t just rely on polished videos or “master trainer” highlights. And make sure the person training your dog is the actual trainer, not a student or assistant.

09/24/2025

UberDog Training with Kelly the Golden Retriever 🐾
We pulled all the commands together recall, heel, and now adding door manners.

Kelly can run to the door with all the excitement in the world, but when it’s time to meet someone, we bring the energy down: paws on the floor, a calm sit, a friendly pet… and then back to mom and dad on the recall.

That’s the balance, enthusiasm with control.
Good Dog. Good Life.

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