Because it matters how we work with our dogs.
[Sassy_Social_Share title="Share it with someone!"] “Sit.” “Down.” “Fetch.” These are things that most people associate with dog training. But is there more we can teach our dogs beyond simple behaviours? You might …
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[Sassy_Social_Share title="Share it with someone!"] Crossing over to positive training can be frustrating. Abandoning old techniques for new is uncomfortable. Especially when you aren’t good at the new stuff. Dog …
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[Sassy_Social_Share title="Share it with someone!"] Do you ask your dog to do things for you or do you tell them to do them? How we think about working with our dogs matters. It affects our expectations and can lead …
[Sassy_Social_Share title="Share it with someone!"] Is it more ethical or moral to use positive dog training? For Eric Brad, the reasons are less lofty and more practical. And sometimes the simplest reasons can be the …
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[Sassy_Social_Share title="Share it with someone!"] Have you heard about positive training but aren’t sure what it is or how to get started? Well, I can give you a road map to success with four great books to get you …
[Sassy_Social_Share title="Share it with someone!"] When a dog’s behaviour suddenly changes, a good dog trainer does not turn to training techniques and behaviour modification. They turn to their veterinarian. Chances …
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