TRAINING TIP OF THE WEEK: COMMIT TO MAKING THE NEXT 365 DAYS THE YEAR YOU & YOUR DOG DEVELOP AN ENJOYABLE, LIFELONG PARTNERSHIP.
Become the owner he has always wanted you to be by taking... https://t.co/Y8PbEgedLU
TRAINING TIP OF THE WEEK: INSIST YOUR DOG WALK UP OR DOWN THE STAIRS BEHIND YOU
Space is the number one way dogs establish rank. Most owners are unaware of the blatant disregard their dog... https://t.co/3YCSU1vF5A
TRAINING TIP OF THE WEEK:ALWAYS ACKNOWLEDGE THE PEOPLE IN THE HOUSE BEFORE ACKNOWLEDGING THE DOG
Be sure that everyone entering your home (pack members and guests alike) adhere to this... https://t.co/hqeX9qxJOa
TRAINING TIP OF THE WEEK: ROTATE YOUR DOG'S TOYS
Variety is the spice of life. Randomly rotate toys for optimum interest and enjoyment. Own a puppy or playful adult dog? Consider rotating more frequently and don't forget to add new ones to the mix. Fun, fun!
TRAINING TIP OF THE WEEK: DECREASE NOISE SENSITIVITY
Incorporate at least one new noise into your routine each week to lessen your dog's startle response and set him up for lifelong... https://t.co/yqkjxoBcKJ
TRAINING TIP OF THE WEEK: FEED YOUR DOG IN THE CAR
Prepare your dog for the next big road trip with a little take out. Whether it's on the road or in your driveway, feed her in the car to... https://t.co/zcd7inxtDl
TRAINING TIP OF THE WEEK: MOVE YOUR CRATE INTO A DIFFERENT ROOM
Rotate the location of your crate each month until finally placing it in its permanent location. Helping your dog adjust to... https://t.co/m32xXQdMsl
TRAINING TIP OF THE WEEK: STAY ON THE GRASS
Walk your dog on the grass rather than on sidewalks whenever possible. It's not only more comfortable on their pads, it's softer on their... https://t.co/0zggwJPr9q
TRAINING TIP OF THE WEEK: ROTATE THE BRAND OF FOOD YOUR DOG EATS
You don't eat the same food day after day, year after year. So why should your dog? For optimum health and enjoyment,... https://t.co/uBO8iTrWQR
TRAINING TIP OF THE WEEK: RANDOMLY DISMISS YOUR DOG BEHIND A BABY GATE
It's a far better option than placing your dog behind a closed door. He can enjoy all his "creature comforts" - his dog bed or crate - and freedom of movement. Dismissed beats excluded any day!
TRAINING TIP OF THE WEEK: DON'T LET YOUR DOG PLAY IN TRAFFIC
Insist on safety first, always have your dog enter or exit the car from the sidewalk side of your vehicle whenever possible.... https://t.co/hswNfXXK5X
TRAINING TIP OF THE WEEK: WAIT TO NEUTER AND SPAY
Do your research! Neuter and spay for appropriate reasons and at an appropriate time in your dog's development. The wisest choice is not... https://t.co/RcKMFrLAVr
The video challenges have been so much fun! Congrats to Beacon, Chanel, Frankie, Harry, Max, Milo, Smokey, Tux (shown below) & Zoe. Your successful get-off-me/train video earned you a free study hall last month. Great job Alex & Leah with Tux! https://t.co/tZyVCQEING
TRAINING TIP OF THE WEEK: HAVE AN EXIT STRATEGY
Take "Get Off Me" one step further and practice when your dog is ready to amp up, not cool down. Just before you exit the house for a walk,... https://t.co/TYsom63p7o
TRAINING TIP OF THE WEEK: ASK YOUR GUESTS TO ABIDE BY THE "5-MINUTE RULE"
That's waiting five minutes before meeting and greeting your dog. Training guests to wait means they will not... https://t.co/xtwBUPoNRe
TRAINING TIP OF THE WEEK: DON'T LIMIT YOUR DISABLED DOG
Don't sell your dog short by letting a dog's physical disabilities get in the way of helping develop an enjoyable lifelong... https://t.co/22gjwYnUSB
TRAINING TIP OF THE WEEK: WAIT IN THE WAITING ROOM
Does your dog have difficulty with the confined quarters of the exam room at the vet's? Try waiting in the waiting area until the vet is... https://t.co/FNohzQmMyf