Does your dog ignore you during training sessions? Do they seem reluctant to participate, going through the motions without any real enthusiasm? If you’re frustrated because your dog won’t truly engage during training, you’re not alone. Many dog owners struggle with dogs who technically follow commands but show no genuine interest in working together.
Does your dog’s behavior seem to come “out of nowhere”? Learn to read dog body language and recognize early warning signs before reactive episodes occur.
Struggling with a dog who lunges on walks? Discover why dogs lunge, how to change the behavior, and what real transformation looks like, including a powerful success story that brings hope to leash-reactive dog owners.
If you share your life with a reactive dog, you already know the challenge of navigating surprise sights, sounds, and scents on everyday walks. Lunging
This blog was originally published in 2021 When I adopted Cooper, I dreamt of all the fun things we would learn to do together. Agility
How to Get It Right and What to Do When It Goes Wrong I work with owners who are frustrated with their dog’s behaviors. Their
10 Years of Calling All Dogs This month marks a significant milestone – 10 years of Calling All Dogs’ dedication to helping dogs and their
The Role of Repetition in Training Reactive Dogs Originally published on March 27, 2023 When training reactive dogs, repetition is a crucial aspect owners must
This blog was originally published on 3/5/2023 and printed in the Summer 2022 edition of the APDT Chronicle of the Dog. Click here for a PDF.
Why Breaking Bad Habits in Dogs Starts with Consistent Training Many dog owners hope their pet will “grow out of” certain behaviors, such as barking
