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Front Door Chaos? Here’s an easy solution.

Whatever your dog is allowed to practice, they will do more and more…and more…and more.
In animal training and behavior terms, we call this pattern rehearsal. And rehearsing patterns is GREAT when it’s ultimately a behavior your want your dog to do…like sitting in front of you when you call them, or backing away from their bowl before feeding, or spinning, lunging and barking at the door when it rings. Oh, wait, scratch that last one…

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The top 5 things to teach your puppy BEFORE “S.I.T.”

Teaching your puppy cues and commands can be useful, but it doesn’t help you with any behavior issues that commonly arise…like barking, chewing, leash walking or other interactions. Here are 5 things to teach BEFORE S.I.T. that will get you pointed in the right direction…nose first, tail wagging!

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But my dog was wagging his tail…

Watch your dog’s body language in context to help you figure out what she’s really trying to communicate. Sometimes a behavior we think means they are happy and want to play, really signify they are stressed and frustrated.

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Holiday Stress for Your Dog

The holidays, with all the additional guests, changes in routine, decorations and energy can be stressful for your dog. Here are some simple signs to watch for in your dog that may indicate they are a bit stressed and could use some quiet time to relax.

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