Remote Training Collars – Effective, Safe and Humane, Part 2
In an earlier blog post, Remote Training Collars – Effective, Safe and Humaneâ€, I shared how as a young trainer I bought into the idea
In an earlier blog post, Remote Training Collars – Effective, Safe and Humaneâ€, I shared how as a young trainer I bought into the idea
Introducing a new dog to what will be a multi-dog household can be an anxious experience. Â Below are some tips for successfully introducing
My recent visit to Singapore has shown me that it’s not only a small world but also it’s a wonderful world. I am staying in
Wyatt, a lab/hound mix is a pulling machine, so much that his owner, Kate had ceased taking enjoyable walks with him. Â While he was very
We as the human species unfairly place human emotions on dogs.  Have you ever heard someone say or perhaps you’ve caught yourself saying, “My dog
Visits to your veterinarian should be a pleasant experience for your dog, well most of the time. As a child, going to see the doctor
If your dog has fearful or aggressive tendencies you should teach him/her to calmly wear a muzzle to ensure the safety of people, other animals,
After completing a Remote Adventures Class, Jenny King of Milford, Michigan sent me an updated progress note of her dog’s ability to do an out
With our change of seasons, finding the perfect weather in Michigan to train your dog is not an easy thing to do. Â If you wait