Trying to teach your dog how to catch and wondering why your dog just doesn't get it? You're not alone. Fetching and chasing down toys comes naturally to most dogs, but catching doesn't. Not all dogs catch things naturally, and most dogs need some … [Read more...]
5 Myths About Resource Guarding
I cannot overstate how much help Jean Donaldson's book Mine! A Practical Guide to Resource Guarding has been when it comes to managing my own dog's resource guarding. It's a book I highly recommend to anyone that's dealing with guarding … [Read more...]
13 Simple Steps to Improve Your Dogs Recall
One of the proudest moments I've had with my dog was having her to stop mid run and come back to me while she was chasing a rabbit. I was absolutely dumbfounded. My dog just stopped mid run and came back to me? Oh yes -- it is possible. We … [Read more...]
The Beginners Guide to Lure Coursing for Dogs
Lure coursing is a sport that many dogs enjoy, and it's a great way to provide your dog with plenty of mental & physical exercise. If you're interested in trying it with your dog but aren't sure where to begin this guide is for you. From … [Read more...]
I’ve Been Using The Wrong Harness
Oops, I've been using the wrong harness for years. To keep my dog from pulling I've been using a harness that makes dogs pull more (and it's ugly). She Pulls A Lot Laika uses a harness occasionally. I myself don't like using it but for some reason … [Read more...]
Clingy Dogs: Is Your Dog a Velcro Dog?
Does your dog follow you everywhere? Do they follow you from room to room, even when you go into the bathroom? If so you have a velcro dog. In this article we’ll go over why some dogs become velcro dogs, whether or not you should be concerned … [Read more...]
5 Benefits of Hand Feeding Your Dog
If you're looking for a simple way to teach your dog good manners, boost their confidence, and strengthen your bond one of the easiest things you can do is hand feeding. Now I don't mean feeding your dog all their meals by hand, some short sessions … [Read more...]
The Benefits of Playing Tug With Your Dog
Laika and I play a game of tug of war nearly everyday -- it's physically tiring, mentally stimulating, and just plain fun. And despite an old popular myth, tug does not cause aggression in dogs. If you're looking for a fun game to play your dog … [Read more...]
Resource Guarding: Understaning The Behavior
Resource guarding (often called food aggression) can be an extremely dangerous behavior. If you're not comfortable trying to manage your dog don't hesitate to seek professional help. Resource Guarding: Understanding The Behavior Laika bit me the … [Read more...]
10 Tips For Walking Your Reactive Dog
If you're anything like me the simple task of taking your dog out for a walk can be quite a challenge. The barking, the lunging, the feeling of not having your dog under control -- it's extremely stressful. But there are a few things you can do to … [Read more...]
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