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The tail-wagging toolkit: Essential reads for every dog trainer

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The tail-wagging toolkit: Essential reads for every dog trainer

We've painstakingly curated an essential list of dog training and behavior resources. Books, videos, articles – you name it. From understanding dog aggression and managing separation anxiety to mastering the techniques of positive reinforcement, this list encompasses it all!

Golden retriever playing with a black toy poodle

How to get your dog's attention fast: Teach an interruptor cue

James and his golden retriever, Emma, had been inseparable ever since James adopted her two years ago. Everywhere James went, Emma followed and thanks to James' dedication to training, he and Emma were able to enjoy a number of adventures together. One sunny day, James decided to take Emma to

French bulldog sleeping on an orange bedspread

How to tell if your dog is relaxed: Body language and signs

Do you know how to tell if your dog is relaxed? It can be difficult to decipher what your dog is feeling just by looking at them, but it's important to be aware of the signs that they are comfortable and content. In this post, we will discuss the body

Belgian Malionis puppy on a red harness with a black leash looking at something in the distance

Management for reactive dogs: How to keep your dog safe and under control on walks

If you have a dog who is reactive to other dogs or people when out on a walk, you are not alone. Many dog handlers find themselves in this situation. It can be frustrating and embarrassing, but there are helpful ways to manage and control a reactive dog.

Is my dog stressed? Spot the signs of stress in dogs

Is my dog stressed? Spot the signs of stress in dogs

Do you ever wonder if your dog is stressed? You're not alone! Stress in dogs is a real phenomenon, and can have serious implications on your dog's behavior and quality of life. Fortunately, there are ways to spot the signs of stress in dogs before they become a problem. In

Protect your dog from attacks on walks

Protect your dog from attacks on walks

[http://www.flickr.com/photos/9212250@N03/5672373804/] A few tips for protecting your dog from attacks on walks (especially a smaller dog): * Choose your path deliberately and avoid venturing into unknown territory with your dog. This isn’t a sure-fire way to avoid dog attacks, as accidents happen and