By: Debby McMullen Photo Courtesy of Julie Crutchman Knowledge in all forms seems to wax and wane according to the dynamics of the times that we live in. This is consistent on all subjects but in particular, with dog behavior knowledge. We have come so far with an understanding of dog behavior and how to
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Who is the Best Dog Trainer for your Dog? You Are!
I was in Corona, yesterday with a Home Dog Training client and their rambunctious Poodle named Brodie. Like many poodles, Brodie was a little animated and loved to jump on people, run to the door barking, pulling on the leash and lunging at other dogs. At our first session, the family learned what to do to stop
READ MOREHalloween can be Terrifying to Dogs.
Halloween can be a scary and dangerous time for dogs. Please keep Halloween fun and safe for you and your dog. GHOSTS AND GOBLINS AREN’T SCARY. You dog does not see ghosts and goblins every day. He has no idea what they are and could react in a protective mode. Wear your costumes for a few days
READ MOREFive Mistakes Rescue Dog Owners Make – Caring for a Rescue Dog
1. Assuming a shy dog was abused Dogs, like humans are born with their inherent personalities. That personality is Nature’s “stamp” and like us, a dog is stuck with the personality they’re born with. A confident, willful puppy (barring trauma in a critical period of early development) will be a confident dog just like that
READ MORERecognizing Behavior Patterns Key to Understanding and Solving Aggressive Dog Issues
Recognizing Behavior Patterns Key to Understanding and Solving Aggressive Dog Issues Dogs aren’t born aggressive—but when aggression occurs, especially toward humans, the problem must be dealt with firmly. For both safety and liability reasons, aggression is among the most serious issues dog training professionals are asked to address. Nationwide statistics underscore the potential danger of
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