Certified Dog Trainer, Leash Manners Expert, Positive rewards-based dog training, Pet CPR Certified Leash Manners Expert
06/26/2024
🎆🐾 Help your dog stay calm during fireworks with this tip! 🧬
📺 🎶 Mask the outside sounds by turning up the volume on the TV, playing soothing music, or running white noise like fans.
✅ By drowning out or making the loud booms less noticeable, you can reduce the stress your dog feels during fireworks displays.
Let's make this holiday fear-free for our furry companions! ❤️🐶
06/20/2024
What makes your dog happy?
For Pippin it's rolling.
06/12/2024
Mouse 5/5/11-6/10/24
Rest in peace my dearest friend.
05/29/2024
Time spent in nature with dogs is never wasted.
04/26/2024
04/12/2024
💯 Excellent walking advice.
04/04/2024
A Mouse with his Moose.
03/23/2024
Happy national puppy day
03/22/2024
03/16/2024
Helpful tip for dogs that seem to listen only when they see food.
This will help your dog listen to you even when they don't see the food in your hand
If your dog is a "show me the money" type of dog, you'll want to start asking for easy behaviors without your dog knowing you have a reward. Start off with saying your dog's name or asking for eye contact. You'll then pull the treat out of your pocket. This will result in your dog starting to listen more without you having to show them the money first.
02/20/2024
This is great
1.....2...3...Separate.
If you watch dogs you will see this can be a normal pattern of behaviour that many dogs display when they naturally encounter others and we can mimic this.
You may have even experienced meetings which suddenly turned about 5 seconds after they met, one dog suddenly got snappy. They may have hung around too long and social cues may have been ignored.
The 3 second "rule" is a good way to help dogs that struggle with reading other dogs.
However, this is NOT for dogs that are hyper excited and are "digging" in to meet others....this likely won't help.
🔵If you have a puppy/dog that is calmer and perhaps unsure, this can help.
🔵Choose your dogs wisely for this and watch the body language of BOTH dogs.
🔵Just because 3 seconds is mentioned....if you see an issue before 3 seconds, advocate and remove your dog.
🔵You can do this on a lead BUT remove the tension on the lead, Tension creates tension.
🔵You can repeat this if signals are good after the first meeting. Some dogs will need 4 - 5 micro meetings over a few minutes to be comfortable.
🔵Don't even attempt if either dog is giving a very clear "No"
🔵Dogs do NOT need to meet every other dog they encounter and encouraging that can be dangerous as you know nothing about the other dog....be choosy with this.
✅If your dog doesn't want to engage with any dog, that is just fine. Every dogs sociability is fluid and many do not enjoy the company of other dogs, and even when they do, they can be very choosy.
If you haven't tried this give this a go.... with a well thought out calmer dog to help your puppy or dog that may be struggling.
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01/25/2024
What you should do when your puppy has something in their mouth.
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I believe that through the proper use of positive rewards-based training the possibilities of things we can train our pets to do is limited only by our imagination. I have been a devoted animal lover my entire life. I use humane training methods based on proven science. These methods yield quick learning without the negative side effects often caused by harsher methods. I use rewards such as food, toys, praise and real life pleasures for your dog. I study behavior and training on an ongoing basis through seminars, workshops, certification courses, mentor-ships, books, articles, case studies, videos, professional affiliated educational offerings, and hands on experience. I work to make a positive difference in the lives of our best friends. I will never use equipment designed to hurt, suppress or frighten any animal in order to train them. There is always a kinder safer way to easily achieve training goals.
Positive and rewards-based dog trainer.
Full member of The Association for Force Free Pet Trainers through The Pet Professional Guild, Since May 15, 2013 Member #9973801
Professional member of the Association of Professional Dog Trainers. Since October 19, 2012 (APDT), Member #81226
Certified Trick Dog Trainer. CTDI, @ Do More with Your Dog
Expertise in leash manners from pulling to aggression.