Inspired by Dogs & Nature
#1 #2 I’m not into imposing my own lifestyle onto others. Regardless of the standards I might set with my own dogs, if you enjoy your dog sleeping in your bed, you are entertained by him barking at squirrels or you find comfort when… Continue Reading “Zero Tolerance Policies”
Dogs can be therapeutic in ways we don’t really recognize … until we do. When your dog goes a bit wonky, ask yourself if he’s just reading your energy and mirroring your condition. Then, take a deep breath. Relax. Tell yourself that it will… Continue Reading “What Is Your Reflection?”
Along with Aspen (ASPEN IN TRAINING) Odie is here for Custom Service Dog training. His family’s disabled little boy will be partnered with Odie soon. Here are some short training clips of Odie during a Public Access outing. Enter a Busy Business Remote Stay… Continue Reading “Odie – Service Dog In Training”
Aspen is one of our home-bred pups that is back for custom Service Dog training. She will be partnered in her new role with her disabled little girl in a few weeks. Here are some short clips of Aspen working in a public location.… Continue Reading “ASPEN Service Dog In Training”
benevolent [ buh-nev-uh-luhnt ] adjective characterized by or expressing goodwill or kindly feelings: a benevolent attitude; her benevolent smile. desiring to help others; charitable: gifts from several benevolent alumni. intended for benefits rather than profit: a benevolent institution. I describe the type of Leadership… Continue Reading “Benevolence”
Positive Reinforcement is a very valuable and potent training method. Don’t devalue your currency!!!
Calm, Confident Comportment The most important attribute of a dog trainer. This is #2 is a series on Common Sense Dog Advice.
This is part of a new series of free advice I have decided to offer about common sense dog training. A Most Basic Strategy for Dog Happiness The Do Versus Don’t Principle My brain was struggling to catch up with my body as I… Continue Reading “Don’t Versus Do”
Chirp is a home-bred pup out of Kindred and Norma. He just turned a year old 3-19-23. When he was a puppy, I was able to do a little fun work with him before he went to his new owners, who took him home… Continue Reading “Back for School”
Service Dogs can be trained to help mitigate many types of disabilities. Some dogs are taught to perform a physical activity like pressing a button to open a door, providing mobility support or retrieving a fallen object. In that sense, the physical service dog… Continue Reading “Physical versus Psychiatric Service Dog Training”