by admin | Jun 24, 2014 | Blog, Training Blog
When Good Dogs Go Bad: Tips on Dealing with Problem Behaviour By Sarah Fulcher, CDBC, KPA-CTP If only dogs came pre-programmed and with instruction manuals! It would certainly save many a dog owner a lot of grief (and put trainers out of business). I often get...
by admin | Jun 13, 2013 | Blog
1) Not Enough Exercise Dogs need physical exercise to be happy and walks on leash around the block are not usually sufficient. Activities like off-leash runs, fetch, playing with a flirt pole toy, running with you with a bike leash such as a Walky Dog or Springer, or...
by admin | Apr 25, 2013 | Blog
Whether you have a yappy yorkie, a barking bichon, a vicious vizsla, a lunging lurcher, a hyper hound or a bouncing boxer – there is hope for your “bad” dog. The term reactive dog has become a sort of catch-all umbrella term to describe...
by admin | Jun 9, 2012 | Blog
Follow the Leader – Part Three A guide to force free leadership with your dog In any healthy human-dog relationship, the human needs to be the one in charge – just like a human parent and child. The human is the one who makes all the important...
by admin | Mar 25, 2012 | Blog
Raising Rover: The Five “R”s of Positive Training By Sarah Fulcher, Cert. CBST, CDT Through my years of working with dogs, I have learned multiple training methods from dominance-based to dog-friendly. It is with positive reinforcement based dog training I have had...
