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Fallout is Not Good for You…or Your Pet (Part Two)
It is far better to inform pet people in advance before the damage is done.
Fallout is Not Good for You…or Your Pet (Part One)
Recently, trainers who use aversive methods and equipment began sugarcoating what they do, calling it “balanced” training.
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How Many Dogs Should I Adopt at the Same Time?
Keep in mind, bonded pairs do need some behavioral work, helping them learn to be able to cope without one another in cases such as vet stays...
The Station Cue: Its Many Uses for Equids and How to Train It
Stationing is where you teach your horse, pony, donkey or mule to stay in a specific place. You teach stationing using rewards, and you gradually increase the time your equid friend stays after getting the cue.
Trigger Stacking in Pets Explained
These little things are what we refer to as stressors or triggers. They might not seem like much to us, and we often don't even notice that our pet might be uncomfortable.
Why Does My Pet Do That?
...if you’re wondering, ‘Why does my pet do that?’ perhaps instead ask the question, ‘What is my pet feeling?’ it often tells us a lot more.
Ask a Trainer: How Can I Help My Reactive Rescue Dog?
We want him to think that good things happen when he sees another dog; this will greatly decrease his frustration when on leash and behind the window.
The ‘Touch’ Cue: Its Many Uses and How to Train It
We'll explain why nose targeting is so useful as a foundation for targeting behavior, and we’ll walk you through how to teach your dog to nose target.
I Saved a Dog’s Life Today!
If you have a sudden change in behavior from your dog, please call the vet immediately for a thorough checkup.
Enjoy Loose Leash Walking Your Dog – Part 3: Training Game Resources
We love training games! These will not only improve your dog's leash walking skills, leading to a dog that is a pleasure to take out, they will improve your skills too.
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