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As dog owners, we often wonder: Should my dog have more freedom, or should I be stricter with rules and routines? With more people living in condos, gated […]

Bite inhibition is a dog’s ability to control the force of their mouth when biting. Puppies learn this skill naturally from interactions with their littermates and their mother. […]

When dogs first enter our aggression rehab program, they undergo a thorough observation and assessment. Based on this assessment, we develop a structured rehabilitation plan tailored to each dog. At […]

When walking your dog, reward them anytime they look at you. A simple “Yes!” and give a small treat.  This teaches your dog to check in with you […]

Ever notice how some dogs act like perfect angels the moment a trainer walks in, even if it’s the first time meeting? Or how, once the leash is handed over to the […]

1. Stay Alert Awareness of Surroundings: Always be vigilant. Watch out for cars, bicycles, joggers, and other dogs. Sudden movements or loud noises can startle your dog, so […]

1. Positive Association: Your dog’s name should always mean something positive = attention, fun, safety, or rewards. If you use their name when scolding, they may start to […]

Doing a quick daily health check on your dog is one of the simplest ways to spot problems early and keep them healthy. Here’s what you should look […]

Teaching your dog to wait is one of the most practical skills you can give them. It builds patience, self-control, and prevents impulsive or even dangerous behaviors. It […]

Fear is one of the most common behavioral challenges in dogs, and it often gets misunderstood. A fearful dog isn’t stubborn or aggressive, they’re simply reacting to something […]

Not All Dogs Are Social Butterflies Just like us, dogs have different levels of tolerance for other dogs. As they mature, their sociability often changes. Puppies tend to […]

I often receive calls from clients asking if I can train their Golden Retrievers to become guard dogs. But how is that possible? Golden Retrievers are bred to […]

Here’s how you can prepare yourself before getting a dog: 1. Do your research : Learn about the breed’s temperament, exercise requirements, grooming needs, and potential health concerns. Some […]

We often get calls from clients expecting us to “fix” their dog, then send them home perfectly trained. Unfortunately, that’s not how training works. Training is more than […]

Dogs rarely attack “out of nowhere.” Research shows there are usually clear factors behind aggressive behavior, often linked to fear, stress, or poor handling (Overall, Manual of Clinical […]

Getting a puppy is exciting, but it’s also a 10–15 year commitment. Too often, people fall for the cuteness without considering whether the breed, temperament, or lifestyle needs […]