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Dentler's Dog Training, LLC Humane, modern dog training and behavior modification using fear free, force free, pain free, positi Why not?

Our philosophy is simple: We don't use choke collars, prong collars or shock collars, period. Anyone can put on a prong collar and bully a dog, or shock a dog into a state of learned helplessness, but it takes a thorough understanding of canine behavior to change the way a dog learns, feels and reacts. Humane, modern dog training is based on science, and our fear-free, pain-free, positive reinforc

ement-based training approach ensures your dog receives the most innovative and expert training possible, while our compassion and dedication keeps our focus on the needs of you and your dog. When I decided to make the commitment to pursue a formal education in dog training I also committed to focusing my attention on educating the owners of the dogs. Once class is over it is up to you to continue your dog's learning, so it is my job to show you how, in a way that is easy to understand and won't take much time. Because if it’s not easy then you can’t do it, and if it’s not quick you won’t do it! Our motto: Training one end of the leash, educating the other. According to the Center for Canine Behavior Studies (CCBS), approximately 9 million dogs are born each year, and 4 million are abandoned or relinquished to rescues and shelters. Of those shelter dogs, an estimated 2.2 million are euthanized annually. The CCBS reports that behavior problems are the number 1 killer of dogs under the age of 3, while the National Council on Pet Population finds that most dogs are turned in to shelters for common behavior and training issues that could easily be solved with the assistance of a professional. In fact, research has found that training and socializing dogs when they're young can reduce or even eliminate behavior problems in the future. Our Teach & Train mission: Teach owners how to properly train their dogs so fewer dogs are relinquished to shelters.

17/12/2024

Clooney did great learning how to walk without pulling, even when a dog was barking at him from just a few feet away! A well fitting harness and some motivating treats make a huge difference.

17/12/2024

Remember no one is arguing the need for sterilization, it's the surgical technique that should be reevaluated. Hysterectomy and vasectomy achieve the same goal but leave important hormones intact according to science.

"The association between gonadectomy and timing of gonadectomy, and the risk of canine cranial cruciate ligament disease: A systematic review and meta-analysis

Abstract
Objective - To determine if gonadectomy in dogs is associated with the risk of cranial cruciate ligament disease (CrCLD) and to quantify the magnitude of the association.

Study design - Systematic review and meta-analysis.

Sample population - Comparative studies with gonadectomized and entire dogs, with CrCLD as an outcome measure.

Methods - A systematic search of the primary and gray literature was performed. The effect size of the outcome measure was defined as the OR and 95% CI. Subgroup analysis was performed with s*x, breed, and age at gonadectomy. A pooled OR (95% CI) was generated from meta-analysis of relevant studies. Certainty in the body of evidence was rated with the Grading of Recommendations Assessment, Development and Evaluation (GRADE) framework.

Results - The literature search yielded 1398 results and 24 relevant studies were included for synthesis. Gonadectomized female (pooled OR = 2.293, 95% CI = 1.768–2.945) and male (pooled OR = 2.117, 95% CI = 1.665–2.691) dogs were both at increased odds of developing CrCLD in comparison with entire female and male dogs, respectively. Subgroup analysis showed that gonadectomy at 1 year or less was consistently associated with an increase in odds of developing CrCLD in both s*xes. Overall certainty in the evidence was rated as moderate. All included studies were observational and no controlled trials were available.

Conclusion - In data with moderate certainty, gonadectomy is associated with increased odds of developing CrCLD in both s*xes, particularly in dogs gonadectomized at 1 year of age or less.

Clinical significance - This study provides an estimate of the true effect size of gonadectomy on the odds of developing CrCLD, which may be useful for clinical decision making surrounding gonadectomy and the timing of gonadectomy."

"...neurological signs such as changes in behavior: think sudden or unusual depression, fear, or aggression."PSA: Medica...
17/12/2024

"...neurological signs such as changes in behavior: think sudden or unusual depression, fear, or aggression."

PSA: Medical issues can be the cause of behavioral issues, and must be addressed before training can help.

There are many types of ticks that can bite dogs and spread disease. Where they are found and the diseases they spread depend on tick species.

How many words do you think your dog knows?
16/12/2024

How many words do you think your dog knows?

How many words do dogs know? This varies by pup, but dogs are capable of learning up to hundreds of words. Here’s what to know.

"Consuming pieces of the tree, licking sap, or drinking tree water can make your dog sick, causing injuries or gastroint...
16/12/2024

"Consuming pieces of the tree, licking sap, or drinking tree water can make your dog sick, causing injuries or gastrointestinal obstructions."

Most Christmas trees are not toxic to dogs, but chewing on them or ingesting sap or branches can make your dog sick.

Quote of the Week
15/12/2024

Quote of the Week

Do you have a DIY food puzzle toy that your dog loves?
14/12/2024

Do you have a DIY food puzzle toy that your dog loves?

Food puzzle toys provide mental and physical stimulation via the time, patience, and problem-solving it takes to get the food out of the toys. But you don't ...

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13/12/2024

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13/12/2024

We're in the news!

One of your neighbors posted in Business. Click through to read what they have to say. (The views expressed in this post are the author’s own.)

"If you can’t eat it, or play with it, then just p*e on it and walk away."
12/12/2024

"If you can’t eat it, or play with it, then just p*e on it and walk away."

Dogs know: a wandering mind is an unhappy mind. Dogs are undeniably remarkable mindfulness teachers, if we take the time to notice the lessons.

"When you call your dog to come, does he immediately perk up and run toward you? Or does he continue to sniff the grass,...
12/12/2024

"When you call your dog to come, does he immediately perk up and run toward you? Or does he continue to sniff the grass, the invisible thought bubble over his head reading La la la, I can’t hear you!"

When you call your dog to come, does he immediately perk up and run toward you? Or does he continue to sniff the grass, the invisible thought bubble over his head reading La la la, I can’t hear you! Even worse, does he run the other way? His response will depend, of course, on how well he’s been...

"It’s important to keep in mind that some of these holiday plants are toxic to dogs, and can cause poisoning if your pup...
11/12/2024

"It’s important to keep in mind that some of these holiday plants are toxic to dogs, and can cause poisoning if your pup chews or ingests plant material."

Learn about the most common holiday plants that are dangerous to dogs, including what to do if your dog accidentally ingests one.

"We are under pressure and, inadvertently or otherwise, we put our dogs under a great deal of pressure, too."
11/12/2024

"We are under pressure and, inadvertently or otherwise, we put our dogs under a great deal of pressure, too."

  Michael Baugh CDBC CPDT-KSA The biggest challenge in dog training these days is us. We humans are stressed out. Life is coming at us (coming for us) from all directions. Work pressure is endemic. Social media is a constant mirror to our perceived inadequacies. It’s an election year. This summer...

"Regular grooming is an important part of caring for a double-coated dog."
10/12/2024

"Regular grooming is an important part of caring for a double-coated dog."

Double coated dogs require regular grooming to keep shedding at a reasonable level, and to prevent health problems like tangles and matting.

"To help your dog have a safe holiday season with you, consider and avoid some of these potential issues and learn how t...
09/12/2024

"To help your dog have a safe holiday season with you, consider and avoid some of these potential issues and learn how to create the best dog proof Christmas tree."

The most wonderful time of year can pose risks to your dog, including what you decide to put on or near your Christmas tree. Learn how to ensure a dog-proof Christmas tree this season.

09/12/2024

My client sent me this video. Java’s been working on place while the family is eating. This week she stayed on her spot while Mom ate lunch. Way to go Java and Mama!

09/12/2024

Finn was afraid to walk up and down the stairs, until today! Look at him go! Great job Finn and Finn’s Mom!

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Our philosophy is simple: We don't use choke collars, prong collars or shock collars, period. Why not? Anyone can put on a prong collar and bully a dog, or shock a dog into a state of learned helplessness, but it takes a thorough understanding of canine behavior to change the way a dog learns, feels and reacts. Humane, modern dog training is based on science, and our fear-free, pain-free, positive reinforcement-based training approach ensures your dog receives the most innovative and expert training possible, while our compassion and dedication keeps our focus on the needs of you and your dog. When I decided to make the commitment to pursue a formal education in dog training I also committed to focusing my attention on educating the owners of the dogs. Once class is over it is up to you to continue your dog's learning, so it is my job to show you how, in a way that is easy to understand and won't take much time. Because if it’s not easy then you can’t do it, and if it’s not quick you won’t do it! My motto: Training one end of the leash, educating the other. According to the Center for Canine Behavior Studies (CCBS), approximately 9 million dogs are born each year, and 4 million are abandoned or relinquished to rescues and shelters. Of those shelter dogs, an estimated 2.2 million are euthanized annually. The CCBS reports that behavior problems is the number 1 killer of dogs under the age of 3, while the National Council on Pet Population finds that most dogs are turned in to shelters for common behavior and training issues that could easily be solved with the assistance of a professional. In fact, research has found that training and socializing dogs when they're young can reduce or even eliminate behavior problems in the future. My Teach & Train mission: Teach owners how to properly train their dogs so fewer dogs are relinquished to shelters.