We "Treat" Your Dog Right

10/27/2024

We had a great time at in Costa mesa today! So many cute pups and great costumes! So happy to see some familiar faces! Super appreciative to my helpers and apprentices. Looking forward to next year!

08/29/2024

Hi everyone! Just wanted to write a quick post to remind my local OC neighbors that I am offering structured walks as well as 1 on 1 leash training. This is Obi a sweet goldendoodle that lives in my neighborhood and that I have been doing some structured walking and leash training with. Typically, I can fix a dog's walking within about 5-10 minutes. The first time I walked him on a normal leash and flat buckle collar. He was fine with both. I just prefer slip leads for safety purposes. Dog's can't get out of them if they have proper lockers and are used correctly. Feel free to reach out and we can chat if you'd like to schedule something. Have a wonderful day!

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08/05/2024

Just wanted to share something a client sent me. Things like this make me love what I do, even more. The great thing about the method I teach is that you can apply it with any dog..the whole "there isn't one training method that fits all dogs" is incorrect. This method focuses on the dynamic within the home. Be the leader in your home and communicate effectively - you will see the exponential benefits it gives you with your relationship with your dog in relation to their behavior. Great job Naomi with both pups!

If you or anyone you know needs assistance with their dog, please reach out. I would love to help! I specialize in reactivity, fear, anxiety and leash training but can help with just about anything else. I travel all over Southern California and even to other states if need be.

Feel free to reach out and we can chat.

If you are willing to put in the work and follow the method I teach you, you will see the results. Remember the definition of insanity is doing things the same way over and over and expecting different results. If you don't change, your results won't either. Just some food for thought. 💕

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08/05/2024

Just wanted to share something a client sent me. Things like this make me love what I do, even more. The great thing about the method I teach is that you can apply it with any dog..the whole "there isn't one training method that fits all dogs" is incorrect. This method focuses on the dynamic within the home. Be the leader in your home and communicate effectively - you will see the exponential benefits it gives you with your relationship with your dog in relation to their behavior. Great job Naomi with both pups!

If you or anyone you know needs assistance with their dog, please reach out. I would love to help! I specialize in reactivity, fear, anxiety and leash training but can help with just about anything else. I travel all over Southern California and even to other states if need be.

Feel free to reach out and we can chat.

If you are willing to put in the work and follow the method I teach you, you will see the results. Remember the definition of insanity is doing things the same way over and over and expecting different results. If you don't change, your results won't either. Just some food for thought. 💕

Cell 213-833-8889 Whatsapp 562-381-4725

07/16/2024

Taro hanging poolside and enjoying the breeze while doing some tether work and decompression after a structured play session.

Tethering is a crucial part of boundary training because it teaches the dog that they can make their own decisions but if they try to move beyond the boundary of the leash, they feel pressure. Then, they back up to relieve that pressure and now understand they have a certain amount of space they can move freely. Most times they default back to their "place" and lie down to decompress.

*Making dogs think is critical to their learning process.

07/16/2024

Taro hanging poolside and enjoying the breeze while doing some tether work and decompression after a structured play session.

Tethering is a crucial part of boundary training because it teaches the dog that they can make their own decisions but if they try to move beyond the boundary of the leash, they feel pressure. Then, they back up to relieve that pressure and now understand they have a certain amount of space they can move freely. Most times they default back to their "place" and lie down to decompress.

*Making dogs think is critical to their learning process.

07/13/2024

Another adventure with "Taro". We went to laguna beach today and walked around. Working on structured walking/leash skills, calm greetings (everyone wanted to meet and pet him) and of course general neutrality/impulse control. He did wonderful!

07/12/2024

Teaching your dog structured play through impulse control is a great way to control their drive and to build their confidence. Here is "Taro" and I working on some structured play at the park. He's doing great with this already. Structured play is a phenomenal way of tiring your dog out quickly by engaging their mind and body. The mind is of course the most important aspect. Teaching them to engage their drive and then shut it down is exponentially helpful in all life situations.

07/11/2024

We have a guest staying with us at We "Treat" Your Dog Right. Meet "Taro" the 7 month old Bernadoodle. He is here working on learning boundaries, leash training, impulse control, and, of course, how to decompress. We will be sharing updates and videos during his stay with us. Stay tuned!

07/11/2024

We have a guest staying with us at We "Treat" Your Dog Right. Meet "Taro" the 7 month old Bernadoodle. He's learning boundaries, leash training, impulse control and of course how to decompress. 😍 We will be sharing videos of his work throughout his time with us. 💜💜

01/04/2024

We have big news!!!!! We have recently moved to *drum roll* ..... orange county! We will still be serving our neighbors in San Diego so please don't fret. Keep on referring us and we will keep coming to the homes of any dog and family in need, no matter where they're located.

Big things are in store in the next few months. Keep an eye out so you can watch us grow!

As always if anyone needs assistance, please send them our way. We love what we do and we hope to help as many families and dogs as we can. Check us out for all your behavioral dog training needs. Even if you just got a puppy, we can help! Potty training, crate training, leash training, impulse control, confidence building, structure, general manners, proper mental stimulation, boundaries, leadership and more. We are here to help!

Certified through AKC so all of our lessons are designed to help your pup pass the CGC and then some.

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01/01/2024

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Just a reminder for the festivities...

Happy new year every one! It has been a phenomenal year working with the community and changing lives for the better with their companion dogs. I just wanted to add a little PSA.

If your dog isn't crate trained - make a place for them with lots of cushy blankets in a closet or other enclosed area so that they have a safe place.

Also, walk them around in the house on leash doing frequent stops, turns and sits. This will engage their mind and tire them both mentally and physically.

Having them on leash will also help to keep them from panicking. When a dog has too much space to control it makes them anxious. If they aren't on leash they could hurt themselves from panicking. It's best to keep them as calm as possible and in a small space.

Also white noise like a TV or stereo helps immensely.

The most important thing though is getting them to be mentally tired prior to the festivities.

I'm here for any questions you may have. Also, for future reference we can help your dog be more relaxed and not so anxious with noise. Just one lesson with me and I can help your anxious dog. Feel free to reach out and we can chat!

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