Dog Help Us
Janice ZNo quick fixes ... no outdated dominance ... no absurd ”whispering.” Just solid science-backed info from a credentialed canine behavior pro to help you have a happy, harmonious life with your sweet dog, plus the occasional treat recipe.
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The #1 thing you can do to help your reactive dog
Dogs who are reactive often have behaviors that seem to be aggressive: They may lunge, bark, and otherwise try to chase scary things away from them. You may have seen this with your dog when on leashed walks when they lunge at other dogs, o...
Polite leash walking 101
It seems simple, doesn’t it? You’ve brought home a new puppy or dog and head out for a walk only to find them pulling in all directions, seemingly at once. Here’s why:
Easy wins for you and your dog
Whether it’s a game, a competition, or dog training, we all need an easy win sometimes. This goes double for a dog who has very big feelings!
The ways my hip replacement reminded me about dog training
Since I’ve just seen my surgeon for my one-year follow up (everything is great!), I thought it was time to bring back this very popular column. Yes, I’m jogging again! No, those aren’t my legs!!
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I'm a Certified Trainer & Counselor, a Certified Separation Anxiety Trainer, and a Family Paws Graduate. My training methods are rewards-based, positive, and effective. You and your dog will love training together!
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