Canine Good Citizen: Course Syllabus
Rules and Tools Required supplies 6’ leash made of leather, fabric or biothane No chains, cables, ropes, bungee cords, etc. Flat, slip or martingale collar (or regular, rear clip harness) 50’ Long line Grooming brush appropriate for your dog’s coat No training collars allowed for the test…but we can use them during class. No treats […]
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Tails from the Field: Opposition Reflex, Reverse Psychology & Heeling a Stubborn Dog
“Tails From The Field” is a series of true stories from Chad Culp’s experience in the field of professional dog training. Some details, such as names and breeds, may have been changed for privacy protection. Today’s story is about a case of a dog with EXTREME leash pulling. This was not just your typical case […]
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Managing Excessive Licking: Training Your Dog to Curb This Compulsive Behavior
Learn effective ways to address excessive licking in dogs, including common causes, behavior tips, and when to seek professional help.
Don’t Let Your Safety Net Become a Hammock
Safety Net We all know what a safety net is, right? It’s that giant net that they stretch out under flying trapeze artists. It’s there in case they fall accidentally and they also use it when they dismount from the bars at the end of the show. Side Note: Once upon a time I actually […]
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