Training

Tired of being pulled by your sled-dog around the block? Start fresh and build a new, loose-leash pattern with a long line in a big park. Credit: Kathy Callahan There are lots of tools out there designed to solve your dog problems, but you know what might be your best bet?  A no-frills, inexpensive, 20-foot

Heeling will keep your dog right beside you when needed but shouldn’t be overused on walks. Credit: BrianAsmussen | Getty Images Sometimes we need our dogs to follow tucked up close to us in a heel position, so it’s a valuable skill for your dog to learn. While most often useful for safety, it can

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If your dog enjoys the water and loves playing fetch, dock diving might be the sport for him. Credit: Julia Bri Photography Do you have a dog who zooms into lakes, creeks, and rivers at first sight? Does your dog live for fetch and toy play? If so, dock diving may be the sport for

Discover the secrets to successful dog training in a multi-dog household! We delve into the challenges and rewards of training multiple dogs, offering practical tips and expert advice to help you create a harmonious home. From establishing routines and managing individual training sessions to addressing common behavioral issues, we’ve got you covered in this informative

Canicross is open to any breed or mix, but be sure you and your dog are healthy and well-conditioned before getting started. Credit: Raquel Pedrosa | Getty Images Canicross—the name comes from the words “canine” and “cross-country”—is, essentially, the sport of long distance trail running with your dog. It began in Europe with sled dog

Reactivity is definitely one of the more challenging things to deal with in dog training. In this NEW video I’ll give you some of the fastest ways I know of to achieve success with reactive dogs! Watch now: https://youtu.be/QQ3i6FRyoFs Do you have a reactive dog?

Rewarding your dog for good behavior, starting calm during training sessions, and making sure to be a source of comfort and safety to your dog when they’re unsure are just a few super simple ways to build trust with your dog, which will strengthen your relationship, which will improve your dog training overall! Trust is

While basic cues can usually be mastered in six months to a year, learning is a lifelong process for dogs and their humans. Credit: fotografixx | Getty Images When the newness of a pup wears off, it’s often replaced by a little bit of wondering—or sometimes grumbling—about how long it will be until the new

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