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09/06/2024

Miss Izzy acing the 2nd tier of the nonverbal leave it. 🐾🩷

08/29/2024

Bumper deserves all the love! 🩷🐾

It was a test of the skills, and they aced it! Bumper and his human have building their relationship from lots of love to lots of love with structure.
With expectations set in place, and his human having all the right tools to work with his anxious excitement, we were able to walk all around Lowes with no jumping or pulling.
So proud of all the work they have put in to get this far. 🙂

07/19/2024

Happy Friday!!! 🐾😀

07/09/2024

"Does training last a lifetime?"

Well, have you ever heard of the saying "if you don't use it, you lose it"? Communication with your dog has to be consistent for the rest of their lives for training to last a lifetime. Thankfully, it is also like riding a bike. So, even if your pup starts lacking in performance, as soon as you rework the quicker they'll get back to it.

A pic of Pepper and Hank performing the nonverbal leave it/look for attention 🐾❤️

07/02/2024

"What do you mean I don't fit??", Mr. Huck asked while trying to play the 'if I fits I sits' game in his water bowel🐾🩷😅

Summer is here!! So, be sure have plenty of water out and a nice shaded area for your puppy dogs when they have outside play time!

06/18/2024

Stupid reasons I've heard on why people want to breed their family dog.

- I just want her to have a litter
- I think it will help them mature
- I want to have one of the puppies
- I think she'll make a good mom
- I have papers
- I think puppies are cute
- I want to make money

The list can go on, but it's simple. If you aren't doing it for the betterment of the breed from a highly educated position, you have no business breeding your family dog. Please spay and neuter your dogs!

Breeding a dog takes more skill and money than most people know. Slip breeding the family and leave that to the professionals.

05/28/2024

Due to the severity of the storm, all sessions will be delayed today. Please stay safe!!!

05/26/2024

Training With Tallent would like to wish you a safe Memorial Day Weekend!

As we show our appreciation to the men, women, and dogs that that gave the ultimate sacrifice this weekend, please remember to secure your puppy dogs. 🎆

05/20/2024

I know some clients that may appreciate this idea 😆

05/05/2024

Happy Cinco De Mayo! And Happy Birthday to my rowdy little man, Kace 🥳🐾

05/02/2024

Definitely expected the 100% good dog 😊🐾❤️ did you guess right?

04/30/2024

Some say board and train doesn't work. Some say home training doesn't work. Some say group training doesn't work.

They are all correct if the owner doesn't continue the work.

Pic of Miss Jody for attention 🐾🩷

04/04/2024

Your pet is in a room with 100 other pets that look 100% identical. Without using your pets name, how would you find your pet?

Saw this on another page and thought it was funny

02/28/2024

New and exciting things are happening for TWT!

On a possible related note, what are some things you would want in a dog boarding facility?

02/23/2024

MICROCHIPPING FOR FREE!!!
Tyler, Texas Animal Control and Shelter is offering 1,000 free microchips for pets.
You don't need to make an appointment.
We ask that you come to the shelter between the hours of 8am-4pm Monday - Friday.
This offer is for anyone that owns a pet no matter where they live.
The shelter is located at 4218 Chandler Hwy.

02/20/2024

It's National Love Your Pet Day!! Let me see those pets!! ❤️

02/14/2024

Please go to https://thenostraysproject.org/ website to find answers to your questions regarding the Smith County Texas, Free Spay/Neuter/Rabies Vaccine/Microchip Grant.

02/02/2024

Tested positive for flu b AND strep. 😔
It's been a tough end of the week for the both of us. Puppy dogs are doing their part in helping us get better.

Once I'm healthy, I'll reach back out! Hope everyone stays healthy!!!

01/23/2024

I giggle at myself every time I wear black pants to work. There's no hiding what I do... Not that I would want to 😊😆🐕❤️

01/15/2024

Snowy day entertainment: Create your dog's dating profile in the comments 😆

01/14/2024

Brrrrr! ❄️❄️❄️ I hope you and your furry friends are staying warm! If you must get out and about, please drive safely!!
For my current clients, I will be following the TISD schedule for the next couple of days. If you have any questions, please feel free to reach out.

01/12/2024

Look at that tail wag 🥰 cold weather is here!!❄️ Bring those puppy dogs inside for cuddles!

01/04/2024

🐾🎓 January is National Dog Training Month! 🎓🐾

It's that time of the year when we celebrate our four-legged friends and the incredible bond we share with them. National Dog Training Month is an opportunity to highlight the importance of training for our furry companions, promoting a harmonious relationship between humans and their canine pals.

🔍 Why is dog training essential?

🐶 Behavioral Harmony: Training helps shape your dog's behavior, ensuring they are well-mannered and a joy to be around. From basic commands to more advanced tricks, a well-trained dog makes for a happier household.

👫 Communication: Training fosters effective communication between you and your dog. Understanding commands and cues makes it easier for both parties to navigate the world together.

🌳 Safety First: A well-trained dog is a safer dog. Basic commands like "sit," "stay," and "come" can prevent potentially dangerous situations, keeping your furry friend out of harm's way.

🧠 Mental Stimulation: Dogs are intelligent creatures that thrive on mental stimulation. Training sessions provide the mental exercise they need, keeping their minds sharp and active.

👥 Bond Strengthening: Training sessions are not just about teaching commands; they're about building a stronger bond between you and your dog. Positive reinforcement and trust go a long way in creating a lasting connection.

🎉 How to Celebrate National Dog Training Month:

1. Start a Training Routine: Whether your dog is a puppy or a senior, it's never too late to start training. Dedicate some time each day to work on commands and tricks.

2. Enroll in a Class: Consider joining a local dog training class or hiring a professional trainer. Here are a few great trainers in our area:
Training With Tallent
Texas Canine Training LLC
K9 Connections Dog Training

3. Reward Your Pup: Positive reinforcement is key. Treats, praise, and affection go a long way in motivating your dog during training sessions.

4. Teach a New Trick: Challenge your dog's intellect by teaching them a new trick. It's not only fun but also a great way to stimulate their mind.

5. Share Your Progress: Use social media to share your training journey. Connect with other dog lovers, exchange tips, and celebrate each other's successes.

Let's make this National Dog Training Month a time of joy, learning, and wagging tails. Happy training to all the dedicated pet parents out there! 🐾🐕✨

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Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

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Long overdue update for anyone that wanted to know, MJ is officially over her fear of swimming. 🩷

A full correction is, not only communicating with your dog what they aren't supposed to do, but also what you want them to do!

It's okay to use force!!! My clients know that I'm all about letting the dog make the decision for themselves, but if their fear is so overwhelming, sometimes they need a hand, or leash, to help them get over the fear. No, I am not talking about "throwing your dog into the deep end", but if you've exhausted all forms of bribery/positive reinforcement then it's time to give a little push. Do this in baby steps to prove to them the fear they have is something they can overcome, then watch their confidence grow!!

For some dogs, that flat collar may work just fine, but if you find yourself playing tug of war with your dog it could be time for a switch. I want to encourage you to explore different methods and tools to find what works for you and your dog, and do so guilt free because the internet is going to have a lot of opinions. Regardless of what you've heard or read, any tool can be use inappropriately and therefore cause harm to your dog, and even you! So, be sure to take time to educate yourself on proper usage of tools and/or work with a trainer. Hope this helps 🙂 #dogtraining #dogtrainingtips #puppytraining #TWT #TrainingWithTallent

Training impulse control and asking permission. MJ demonstrating what a non verbal "leave it" looks like in the world.

Multiple dog household?? Give your dogs the individual attention they need!

Look at that tail wag 🥰 cold weather is here!!❄️ Bring those puppy dogs inside for cuddles!

Potty training tips: 1) feeding schedule: you'll have a better idea of when your puppy needs to go if you know exactly when they are eating. 2) kennel training: having them in the kennel when you are not able to actively watch them will minimize accidents around the house. 3) leash: your able to direct them where to go and not allow any play until they've done their business. Routine: -Puppy wakes up, immediately take them outside on a leash. -Unleash after they've done their business and allow for 10 to 15 minutes of play. • releasing them off the leash is the reward, but you'll also most likely see them go potty a couple more times. Puppies don't learn to release their bladder fully until later on. *-If they don't go, rekennel them and try again in no more than 10 to 15 mins - Breakfast time and pick remaining food after about 30 minutes. - 10 to 15 minutes after eating it's time go back outside (leash routine) - Take puppy outside about every 2 hours with a 2 month old puppy Remember every puppy is different and some take more time than others. Be patient and consistent. Read the instructions on the food bag for appropriate servings, and please speak to your vet if you see any concerning changes to your puppy's eating, drinking, or potty behavior. (A feeding and potty schedule helps you note those things 😉)

Having a puppy meet and greet everyone and everything can be overwhelming, which can cause high emotional responses, such as anxiety, aggression, hyperactivity, etc. To properly socialize your puppy, you simply need to go out in different environments and watch the world go by while encouraging your puppy to be neutral around those distractions and engage with you.

1) potty scheduled: every month a puppy is old is equivalent to how long they can hold it. Yes, every puppy varies, and can usually hold it a little long at night. Having a feeding schedule will help! 2) leash: the leash is "gold", and you would to introduce it with lots of positively. Teaching them how to turn off "pressure" or not pull on the leash will allow you to guide and communicate with your puppy effectively. 3) play!: It should a given, but you want a nice controlled play. Play is where you build value to your relationship, teach impulse control, problem solving, teeth manners, the list goes on. Check my page for videos on what controlled play looks it. Happy Thursday!

Work. Play. Repeat. 😁

Teaching your dog these three simple commands will build a great foundation to your training regimen and relationship with your pup.

Talking to your dog in a high pitch voice and petting your dog will only encourage the undesirable behavior. The worst, is choking up on that leash. If the situation wasn't tense before then you just made it that way. Allow you dog a decision a) they react then they get a correction b) they disengage then they get praise

For those curious about what happened... I've heard people say, "my dog would never...", the correct saying is "my dog hasn't ever". My dog hasn't ever ran into me like that until the other night. Rough play isn't allowed inside for this every reason. I try to actively set up an environment to avoid these kinds of accidents, and teach my clients to do the same. Now, you can rest assured that every time I'm headed to go take my little to bed, my dogs will get the "place" command in order to avoid this from happening again in the future. Moral of the story, like humans, dogs aren't perfect, and accidents will happen. The best that we can do is learn and grow from them. 🙂 #HappyTuesday

Just do a simple google image search of injuries resulting from retractable leashes. Its not pretty! Not to mention the overall communication with a dog on a retractable leash, that doesn't understand leash pressure, encourages pressure the whole time. So the dog isn't learning anything else besides pulling, which encourages lack of respect for you and the fact that you are supposed to be walking together. I'm all about using all kinds of different tools when used appropriately, but a retractable leash is never one that I will ever use!