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Feeding Protocol

Rules and manners at the food bowl

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Outings

Your pet friendly outings and walks start before you leave the house

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Pet Friendly Outings

Pet friendly outings are more about training than socials.

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Waiting On The Breakthrough

The walk isn’t the exercise. The state of mind is. Fix the state of mind before you start trying to take a walk.

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Life Sometimes Presents Tough Decisions

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Greetings On Walks

When you should avoid greeting another dog

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Little Dogs Bite Too

Little dogs bite too. And it’s just important that we resolve these issues as it is for a larger dog.

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Close The Concession Stand

When your dog thinks he’s the head dog in charge — stop making concessions for him.

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Training For Muscle Memory

Practice Your Skills for Muscle Memory for you both.

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Leash Reactivity

Tops Tips to Stop your dog’s leash reactivity right now.

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Should My Dog Sleep In The Bed

Should your dog be permitted to sleep in the bed?

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How To Stop Dog Jumping Fence / Invisible Fence Training

Dogs like to jump fences and sometimes we need to set boundaries when no fence is present.

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Traveling with Your Dog

Tips for Traveling with Your Dog

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Bringing Home A New Dog

Bringing Home a New Dog

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Leash Reactivity

Leash Reactivity in dogs can be resolved. There are many ways to approach resolution — but it often starts with changing our own reaction and expectations.

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Structure Leadership and the Family Dog

When the family is disrupted by your dog’s behavior, the first thing to look at is YOUR behavior. Have you implemented enough of the basic rules and expectations to teach the dog to follow leadership rather than to take the lead. The little things you change and hold consistent make a huge difference in how the dog sees his role and your leadership.