TRAINING TIP THURSDAY. Raising Puppies- Episode 3: Barking: Is your puppy a barker? Here's a simple tip to help them stay calm during noisy situations:1. Anticipate the Trigger: Be ready when you know your pup might bark (like during garbage truck time).2. Ignore the Bark: Don't reward the barking with attention.3. Reward the Quiet: When your pup is quiet, praise and reward them.4. Use a Clicker: Mark the exact moment of silence for better training.Remember, patience and consistency are key! Let's raise calm and well-behaved pups together. Thanks to our superstar Remy, 3 mo in our Puppy Retreat Academy.
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TRAINING TIP THURSDAY DOG CALMING SERIES - Episode 2: Less is More Calm and collected pups start here! Teaching your dog to chill in public starts with mastering the basics. Begin in low-distraction zones before tackling busier environments. Remember, a bustling coffee shop or crowded park might be too much, too soon. Choose your training spots wisely! 🧠 Special thanks to Cashew and Tango for being such good training partners, and to America Tires for the perfect chill training spot!
TRAINING TIP THURSDAY DOG CALMING SERIES - Episode 1: Wrecking Ball to Zen Zone: Mastering Door MannersDoors: and gates are your dog's personal party zone.But let's turn down the excitement a notch.Keep neutral, leash your pup, and avoid those common mistakes: no staring, no talking, and no touchingUse gentle body or leash pressure to guide them back as needed, and wait until they are no longer showing signs of excitement to reward their calm behavior by guiding them through the door and gate. Special thanks to our training stars: Rebel, the Cream English and Ripley the Catahoula mix.
When your dog starts pulling or losing focus, it's time for a break. Find a shaded, quiet spot and have them sit or lie down for 1 mn. This helps them calm down, cool off and observe their surroundings, promoting better behavior on walks.
Remember a calm dog makes for an easier and happier walk.
Special thanks to our beautiful Board N train guest, Callie, Bi-Blue #Sheltie and Tucker, our very own canine coach.
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Let's talk poop bags! 🐶💩 Poop bag holders might seem convenient, but they can mess with leash communication and weigh things down. Instead, I stash bags in my pockets for a smoother walk with my dog. Say NO to leash clutter and YES to better walks! 🚶♂️🐕✨
Hello everyone! I'm Nathalie, a dedicated Dog Trainer and Behaviorist based in Los Angeles, CA. If we haven't had the pleasure of meeting yet, I'd love to introduce myself and my services.
As a professional in the field, I've had the honor of helping countless dogs become the best versions of themselves and live harmoniously with their families. My journey in dog training and behaviorist education has taken me across the US and France, where I've learned and implemented clear, effective methods. These techniques are designed to create calmer, well-balanced, and obedient dogs.
I'm committed to offering personalized support through private sessions, group classes, and comprehensive nurturing board and train programs. It's a privilege to work with you and your beloved dogs, and I look forward to helping you achieve your training goals.
Thank you for trusting me with your dog's journey to better behavior and a happier life. DM me here or at 310-943-1039 or book your free consult here https://www.lespawtounesdogtraining.com/service-page/free-discovery-session?referral=service_list_widget
TRAINING TIP THURSDAY DOG WALKING STRUGGLES SERIES - Episode 1Leash training tops the list of our clients requests and this new "Dog Walking Struggles," series addresses common challenges like leash pulling, reactivity, and overexcitement. It will provide you with tips to achieve enjoyable walks with your dog. Tip # 1 - Why change direction?Leash pulling often stems from a dog's over-arousal by environmental stimuli. Squirrels, other dogs, interesting smells can distract them, leading to pulling. Changing direction refocuses their attention and heightens engagement.Remember, a walk should be a collaborative activity between you and your dog. By incorporating direction changes, you and your dog will achieve a more enjoyable and controlled walk.Stay tuned for more expert tips and solutions in the "Dog Walking Stuggles” series! #dogtraining #leashmanagement #dogbehavior
