by carrie | Apr 3, 2018 | Dog Training
“Leave It” is one of the most popular things for people to say to their dog when they are distracted, but it is generally ineffective as a long-term solution, even if taught right. If we have a dog in for training that is overstimulated by squirrels or...
by carrie | Apr 3, 2018 | Recent Full Service Graduates
A common theme in many of our meet and greets and future evaluations is for a client to say, “I feel so bad that my dog has developed this issue,” or “I should have done a better job of training my dog myself.” Many of you may have guilt around...
by carrie | Mar 25, 2018 | Dog Training
Predatory drive is inherent in dogs; this is a fact. Though domesticated from wolves, dogs are still predators, with some breeds having retained more of these drives than others. Many of the traits that are highly desired in working dogs can cause issues when we take...
by carrie | Mar 21, 2018 | Dog Training
We are excited to be part of your puppy’s obedience journey. We like to wait until the puppy is at least six months before starting formal training, but there are plenty of exercises and skills you can work on during this time. You want to be stimulating your...
by carrie | Jan 21, 2018 | Dog Training
Potty training is the first thing that you should start doing when you bring your puppy home. This essential life skill is much easier to teach a young dog and will be a smooth process if you are consistent. The first component is getting your puppy on a good...