As I always say, management versus training. Which one you apply will depend on the circumstances, environment, and your skill levels.

It’s a frustrating part of training. Sometimes the dog does what you’ve trained and other times he doesn’t. We’ll discuss one reason why is not consistent.

A common misconception with many owners is the idea that a dog exhibiting fearful behavior was abused at some point in his/her past. Let’s explore this

Focus on the wrong offerings and you might be sabotaging your efforts at redirecting the relationship

Always work at getting to the root of the problem.

It’s a delicate time but it doesn’t need to be stressful. You’re are my tips on how to make this whole process goes smoother

Yet another part of a dogs body language that often is misinterpreted and leads to confusion. Let’s clarify it

Let’s explore this idea that obedience training can change your dog.

Are you missing the forest for the trees?