When training a dog, you will always have one of four primary objectives in mind: create a behavior, increase or decrease the reliability or frequency of a behavior, or eliminate a behavior all together. The most common of these is creating a behavior, followed by increasing that new behavior’s reliability and response time to the […]
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As people, we value downtime. Sitting on the couch to watch the big game, laying in bed and reading a book, waking up early to sip coffee and browse the news. We work hard to rest hard. And although society may not value downtime as much as it should, we as individuals crave that moment when
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The Introduction There are dozens of leash walking tools on the market today. Many companies try to market their product as the perfect solution to leash pulling. “Just use our equipment and your dog will never pull again.” Unfortunately, these companies only sell the tools, not the methods or techniques to actually train the dogs
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[The names of individuals in this case study were changed to ensure privacy.] Introduction This case study was conducted as a training regiment for one of my clients, a 6-month-old Coonhound puppy named Bunny, who developed food obsession and aggression at a very early age. You will learn how I addressed her food obsessive behavior
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