Most dog owners have many questions about dogs, particularly questions about their dog’s behaviour. These questions can be as simple as why my dog does this and that to complex questions such as how to get my dog to be less aggressive. No matter what the questions are and even though they are about our …
In my previous article, I talked about addressing your dog’s issue from the root cause of the source rather than the surface. What does that mean exactly and why is that so important? When you find out that your dog’s behaviour is bothering you, it is a sign that the behaviour has become an “unwanted …
Some of you may be thinking that there is something wrong with your dog, but I want to assure you that there is nothing wrong with your dog most of the time. You are only playing the blame game but only 5% of the blame can fall on your dog and the rest is on …
Over the past three years, many people have been using online or virtual programs, training classes, courses, and such due to the pandemic’s limitations. I’d like to think that this caused a positive movement in a few industries including the teaching and learning industries, especially in the dog training industry. Depending on how you look …
The most important puppy training tip a dog trainer can share with you! Many new dog owners ask me, can you give me a puppy training tip? What is the one tip that I can share with them. Or, they ask me what to do or what should be the first thing to do when …
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The question that I always struggle to explain to dog owners is the following Do we need to use tools like shock collars, clickers, or even treats, force, or domination to train dogs? The simple answer is NO. Dogs are intelligent animals and it is not necessary to use tools to train them or to …
