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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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 […]
What to consider when raising and training a Cane Corso
The Cane Corso has become an increasingly popular choice for dog lovers across the United States. Known for their strength, loyalty, and protective nature, these dogs are more than just impressive physical specimens. Their gentle and affectionate side, especially towards family members, has made them a beloved breed in many households. Whether you’re a first-time […]
Ouch! A puppy owner’s guide to stop puppy biting
Bringing a new puppy into your home is exciting! But there’s a catch – those tiny, sharp teeth. Before you know it, your pup is biting your hands, socks, and furniture. Don’t panic – this is a completely normal behavior. Understanding why your puppy bites and how to guide them gently through this stage will […]
Knowing Where You’re Going part 2: Trick Training vs Obedience Training
“If you don’t know where you’re going, any road will get you there.” – Cheshire Cat The reader is asked to analyze the following content very carefully to avoid any misinterpretations. The author is making no accusations of any particular type of dog training being right or wrong, good or bad, better or worse, per […]
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How to stop your dog reacting to cars and other moving things
Why is my dog reacting to cars and other moving things? It’s easy to feel embarrassed when your dog is reacting to passing cars, bikes or other moving things, but you’re not alone, and it can be fixed! Dogs react to movement for different reasons:🐶 Instinct – Herding breeds like Border Collies and Australian Shepherds […]
Male vs. female dogs: Key factors to consider for families
Family is more than blood. It’s who you choose to share your precious moments with. It’s who you invite into your home, give your love to, and expect nothing in return. When you welcome a dog into your home, you’re adding a new member to your family—a companion who will give you unconditional love and […]
Which dog breed is best for you? Here’s what really matters
Choosing the right dog is an exciting milestone, but it can feel overwhelming. With so many breeds to choose from—Labradors, Poodles, German Shepherds, Golden Retrievers, and mixed breeds—it’s easy to feel like you need to make the “perfect” choice. Here’s the secret: while breed traits can give you some clues about energy levels or size, […]
Bringing positive thinking to dog training
Positive thinking can truly transform your dog training experience. When you approach training with an optimistic mindset and a supportive attitude, you create a space where learning becomes fun and rewarding for both you and your dog. At OneMind Dogs, we believe in seeing the world from your dog’s perspective, and this principle extends to […]