Does your dog seem to never slow down? Is she constantly on the go, barking, running and asking you to play? If so, your dog might indeed be “hyper-aroused” and need some special attention. Our dogs don’t naturally know how to relax–often, we come home from work, and out of […]
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Congratulations! You got a new puppy. I know you are excited and ready to begin your new relationship with your dog, so here are some tips to get you off on the right foot. 10 quick tips for Housetraining 1. Puppies don’t have developed bladders or muscle control yet, so […]
Magic 50 is an awesome “game” for promoting calmness in your dog, or increasing any behaviors that you want to see more of! We’re going to keep this super simple. First, prepare 50 treats and put them in a special container. Depending on your dog, they can be super awesome […]
Loose leash walking can be a super challenging skill–just think of it–all the fun stuff to sniff and play with just out of reach, and this big primate crawling along like a snail behind you. Add to that, you guys don’t speak the same language or share the same interests–I […]
Written by Laura Friis, Legende Let Lydighed, for 101dogspots.com Ever wished your dog would just stay out of the kitchen? Maybe the nursery? Or just not dash the gate when you leave your yard without him? Invisible boundaries are what you’re looking for. But, before we get started, a word […]
No mugging is a wonderful skill for all dogs, but especially those around children or where food is used frequently during training. No mugging is one of the foundational skills we consider essential for a well mannered dog. No mugging is very simple. As with many skills I teach, no […]
Want a dog that listens, is calm and doesn't pull on leash? Start with this little exercise. It's a game changer. Coffee Shop encourages your dog to relax when out and about suing natural, fun, and simple techniques.
The Name Game The name game is a powerful foundational skill. It is appropriate for any dog, and is often one of the first cues taught to puppies. The name game is good for bonding, as well as providing a base skill to build recall, call out, or emergency uturn. […]