by carrie | Sep 25, 2026 | Training Resources
Most dog owners want to give their dog as much freedom as possible. More room in the house. More time off place. More access around visitors. More freedom in the yard. Longer leash privileges. Greater independence during the day. The challenge is knowing when the dog...
by carrie | Sep 24, 2026 | Training Resources
A dog can look perfectly trained in one place and surprisingly unreliable somewhere else. At home, they sit quickly, come when called, stay on place, and follow familiar routines. Take that same dog into a driveway, a busy neighborhood, a friend’s house, a parking...
by carrie | Sep 23, 2026 | Training Resources
Many dogs have a recall that looks reliable until something more interesting shows up. At home, they come when called. In the yard, they respond quickly. On a quiet walk, they turn and return. Then another dog appears. A squirrel runs across the grass. A strong scent...
by carrie | Sep 22, 2026 | Training Resources
Some dogs seem determined to stay within a few feet of their owners at all times. They follow into the kitchen, bathroom, bedroom, garage, and every other part of the home. The moment someone stands up, the dog stands too. If the owner walks across the room, the dog...
by carrie | Sep 22, 2026 | Training Resources
Moving distractions are some of the hardest things for many dogs to ignore. A person standing still may not matter. The same person starts jogging and suddenly the dog is pulling. A bicycle passes and the dog locks on. Another dog begins moving and focus disappears. A...