Let's set the record straight ā€“ dog training is not merely about appearances. It encompasses a holistic approach that emphasizes the development of both the handler's skills and the dog's skills. When it comes to addressing behavioral issues in dogs, the key always lies in enhancing your skills. Whe...
Why Would You Want Your Dog to be Basic?
Dogs are far more capable and intelligent than we often give them credit for. As a passionate advocate for canine training, I firmly believe in setting the bar higher than just the basic commands. Let's delve into why "basic" should not be your objective fo...
As straightforward as heeling may appear, it encompasses underlying skills that often go unnoticed. When observed from an outsider's perspective, it seems like a matter of technical proficiency: holding a treat above your dog's head and taking a few steps and turns. However, training a focused heel,...
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If you get yourself a new dog or puppy here are three things you want to avoid.
- Do not feed from that food bowl. Feed from your hand. You want to teach that dog or puppy how to move, and how to communicate with you. Your first communication will be through movement. Putting the food bowl down, ...
You might be wondering what a dog training vision is and why it is so important. Well, itā€™s about envisioning your lifestyle, future goals, and aspirations with your dog, analyzing how best to achieve them, and developing a plan to get the results you want.
Important factors you will want to consid...
When you invest time and effort into dog training, it can be discouraging if you don't see desired results. To avoid ruining your dog's performance, here are my top three not to teachĀ your dog when starting training;
- The worst thing is to have your dog FOCUS ON YOUĀ from the source. This breaks th...
