When you’re working with two reactive dogs, everything hinges on keeping both dogs under threshold. If you go too close, too fast, the more reactive dog might become sensitized or worsen over time. That’s exactly what we want to avoid.
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Looking for new ways to strengthen your bond with your dog while exploring the scenic beauty of Winston-Salem, NC? Good
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Why Obedience Training Isn’t Fixing Your Dog’s Behavior (And What Will) “We took a group class.” These five words, which
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10 Qualities of a Bar Dog: Is Your Pup Ready for Pub Life? But first! Laws regarding dogs in bars
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It’s not about tossing treats randomly. When you are training, every treat you deliver reinforces a microbehavior such as looking at the trigger calmly, checking in with you, staying still, or simply not reacting. The more treats you’re handing out, the more good choices your dog is making.
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If you’re socializing a puppy, practicing with your dog around distractions, or training your own service dog, you may be
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Appropriate greetings do not come naturally for dogs or people, we all have to learn them. So, how does a dog get these beneficial skills, socialization, and exercise? If your dog is interested in making some new friends, here are some things you might consider.
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10 Reasons Your Dog Stops on Walks and How to Get Moving Again You’re just out with your dog, enjoying
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