Nothing for Free Policy
Your dog dropped his toy at your feet to signal he wanted to play NOW! Before starting dog games We have suggested to first ask your dog to do a “sit” or “down”. Once he has done what she asked, playtime can begin! Games where you teach your dog to do an extended “sit-stay” or […]
Separation Anxiety
Solving separation anxiety can be tough! Acting destructive or barking and crying when left alone is often a combination of demand behavior and anxiety. The most important lesson for solving separation anxiety is having your dog learn to settle and become more comfortable alone — while you are home. The best practice for treatment and […]
Excessive Barking
Barking is an important form of communication. Dogs bark as a way to ‘talk’ with other dogs and communicate with us. In your house, your dog uses his super-sensitive awareness, hearing, sense of smell…to alert the pack of possible danger. At the same time, barking serves the purpose of telling the intruder they’ve been noticed. […]
Protective Dog
If your dog is behaving aggressively, it seems the right thing to do would be to scold him when he is barking or lunging. However, ANY attention coming from his family might actually reward him! Raising your voice and scolding him might be misunderstood as your approval. He could think you are also upset at […]
Pulling on the leash
Does your dog try to pull you down the street whenever you are trying to enjoy a leisurely neighborhood stroll? You are not alone! Leash pulling is one of the top issues that dog owners struggle with, and for that reason it is one of the behaviors owners most often request help with when booking […]
