The “Growling is Good” Theory in Dog Training
The theory that “growling is good” has gone viral and, like many concepts that go viral, it has been liked, shared, misinterpreted, exaggerated and distorted but, in spite of all that, there’s still a worthwhile message in there. We just need to dial it back into the realm of common sense. “Wait, I don’t understand. […]
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Let’s Simplify Behavior Change: Solve the Behavior Puzzle
There are many frameworks in the dog world that are designed to give us a sound approach to behavior change without relying on pain or fear. Here are a few great examples you may have heard of: LIMA, the Humane … Continue reading →
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The 7 Best Reasons to Use Board & Train to Train Your Service Dog
Training your own service dog is a unique and potentially life-changing journey. It is different for every dog and handler. Deciding which training services to use is equally unique. Considerations include your family composition, lifestyle, budget, schedule and available time, training experience and interest, and your dog’s needs, training, personality, and health. This is why … The 7 Best Reasons to Use Board & Train to Train Your Service Dog Read More »
Puppy barking: why puppies bark and how to handle it
Bringing home a new puppy is exciting – until that adorable furball starts sounding like an alarm clock with fur at all hours. If you’re a new dog owner, puppy barking can be baffling and frustrating. Take heart: barking is a normal way for puppies to communicate, and with a little understanding and patience, you […]
Understanding and handling S-lines in dog agility
As agility handlers, one of the biggest challenges is deciding what kind of handling to use when walking a course. In particular, there’s one type of course section that can make us scratch our heads a little, the S-line. Let’s break down the S-line and explore how we can handle it, making it both clear […]
K9 Basics’ Guide to Reading Your Dog’s Body Language
Learn how to interpret your dog’s body language with this helpful guide, enhancing communication and strengthening your bond with your furry companion.
Puppy Crate Training Tips That Actually Work (Plus Alternatives to Crate Training)
I’m sharing practical and effective puppy crate training tips that will help you and your dog feel more confident and calm—without the chaos.
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The K9 Basics Approach: Understanding the Methods Behind Our Successful Dog Training Programs
Explore the K9 Basics approach to dog training, where proven methods help build strong bonds and successful behaviors for happy, well-trained pups.
The Invisible Battle: Solving Dog Fence Aggression for a Peaceful Neighborhood
Effective strategies to address dog fence aggression, reduce tension, and create a safer, more peaceful environment for your dog and your neighborhood.
Handling fast dogs in agility: It’s all about the dog’s perspective
If you’ve ever tried handling a fast agility dog, you know how exhilarating and challenging it can be. Fast dogs bring excitement to the agility course, but they also require us to be on top of our game.