Tune in to see Kristi and Lucy's dynamic duo! We are doing down command today🐾 Lucy's hard work is paying off! Don't miss the pro tips at the end. 🐶🐕🦺 Kristi Mallett
Kristi and Lucy - Sit
Join Kristi and Lucy in this training adventure! 🐕 We are so proud of our hard working student! She was a good girl!
p.s. wait for the super dog training tips at the end! Kristi Mallett
Kristi is building a strong bond with the adorable Odie through positive reinforcement and fun training sessions. It’s all about creating a happy and well-behaved pup. 🐶 Kristi Mallett
Watch our trainer Kristi build a strong bond with puppy Cas through positive reinforcement and gentle training methods. 🐶
Consistency is key in dog training! 🐶 Even after a training session, keep working with your pup daily to reinforce the skills they've learned. A little practice each day goes a long way in achieving better results and strengthening your bond. Remember, every dog is unique, so be patient and celebrate small victories! 🐾
Raya and Kristi - the joy of training Kristi Mallett
🚶♂️🐕 Experience the daily training walk with Leo and Kukulcán! Watch as our amazing trainer, Leo, and puppy Kukulcán enjoy a peaceful walk and master the sit command and heel with ease. 🌟 It’s moments like these that remind us how rewarding the journey of learning can be.
Stay tuned for more pawsome adventures, powered by Leo’s expertise. 🙌✨
#puppytraining #sitcommand #positivevibes #dawgznstripes
Manny's got some puppy-handling tips for you! 🐶 Part two
In this video, he's showing us how to gently and safely handle Gamble, a beautiful puppy. It's all about building trust and making your pup feel comfortable.
Key points from the video:
Positive reinforcement: Reward your pup for good behavior during handling.
Gentle touch: Use a soft touch to avoid scaring your puppy.
Patience: Take your time and let your pup adjust to being handled.
Remember: Every dog is different, so adjust your handling techniques to suit your pup's personality.
#dogtrainingg #puppyhandling #mannythetrainer #dawgznstripes Manuel Hernandez-Rivera
Manny's got some puppy-handling tips for you! 🐶 Part one
In this video, he's showing us how to gently and safely handle Gamble, a beautiful puppy. It's all about building trust and making your pup feel comfortable.
Key points from the video:
Positive reinforcement: Reward your pup for good behavior during handling.
Gentle touch: Use a soft touch to avoid scaring your puppy.
Patience: Take your time and let your pup adjust to being handled.
Remember: Every dog is different, so adjust your handling techniques to suit your pup's personality.
#dogtrainingtips #puppyhandling #mannythetrainer #dawgznstripes Manuel Hernandez-Rivera
Playtime with Kristie, Dinger and Benito
Who says training can't be fun? Kristie knows how to make learning a blast for these two adorable pups. #dogtraining #playfullearning Kristi Mallett
Temptations That Can Distract Your Dog During Walks and Training
Hey pawesome pet parents!🐕🦺
Dogs are naturally curious creatures with keen senses, making them susceptible to a variety of distractions. Here are some common temptations that can pull your dog's attention away from you:
Visual Distractions:
Other dogs: This is a common and often exciting distraction for many dogs.
People: Especially children or those engaging in active behaviors.
Wildlife: Squirrels, birds, and other animals can be irresistible.
Moving objects: Bicycles, skateboards, or cars.
Interesting sights: Construction sites, shops, or anything unusual.
Auditory Distractions:
Loud noises: Traffic, sirens, fireworks, or even loud conversations.
Familiar sounds: The sound of food being prepared, toys being played with, or other household noises.
Olfactory Distractions:
Strong scents: Garbage, food, or other animals' scent markers.
Interesting smells: Flowers, plants, or other environmental odors.
Physical Distractions:
Discomfort: Hunger, thirst, or physical pain can be distracting.
Urgency: The need to relieve themselves can be a strong pull.
Remember, every dog is different, and what distracts one dog may not bother another. It's important to be patient and consistent in your training to help your dog overcome these distractions.
Would you like some tips on how to handle these distractions during walks and training?