Why Your Dogs Need Timeout + Frequently Asked Questions on Timeouts
The reason why dogs need timeout is because they don’t naturally understand human language. If you want to give consequences or correction for a specific dog behavior, you must speak a language your dog totally understands. And that’s where timeouts come in. The thing about timeout for dogs is that it’s so simple. And because […]
Using the Short Line for Dogs: Why This Tool Can Radically Change Your Training
The reason for using a short line for dogs boils down to this: control. It sounds extreme, but in dog psychology, the one in control is the one in charge. And when your dog runs under tables and around the garden uncontrollably, and you’re having a hard time catching them, you’re not in control! The […]
Do You Need a Whistle for Dog Recall Training? Here’s Why You Do!
A whistle for dog recall training is a very important tool that some dog owners overlook. Of course, I recommend you go for solutions that work best for you and your dog. If you’ve put in all possible effort to train your dog to come when called, and still haven’t had any success, the dog […]
Dog Snapping at People: 10 Training Tips for Aggressive Dogs
If you want to learn how to deal with a dog snapping at people, this blog will teach you the top tips that will improve this behavior fast. Treats, physical corrections, and toy redirections: just some of the most common tips to stop a snappy dog. While all these solutions work for a while, I […]
How to Calm an Overexcited Puppy: The Secrets to A Well-Behaved Dog
Doggy Dan, why is my dog overexcited? Also, how to calm an overexcited puppy? I often get this question from dog owners dealing with dogs that are always all over the place, jumping on the couch, on them, and on other dogs. They bark, run, and lunge all because they are excited… something that causes […]
Signs of A Protective Dog: How to Deal With Overprotective Behavior
Dog owners, here are signs of a protective dog to look out for when you want to improve your dog’s overprotective behavior for good. If you are wondering how to deal with an overprotective dog, you MUST know that these animals are NOT naturally inclined to cause harm. In fact, dog aggression from overprotectiveness is a case […]
How to Deal with a Fear Biter: What Causes It and How You Can Change the Behavior
When you deal with a fear biter, you have to understand that this dog’s tendency to bite is not fueled by the desire to simply bite. These fear biters are fierce protectors. When dog owners come to me and ask about aggression due to fear, I tell them when they deal with a fear biter, […]
How to Handle a Dominant Dog + How To Introduce A New Dog To A Dominant Dog
Wondering how to deal with your bossy furry friend, or how to introduce a new dog to a dominant dog? Don’t fret — these problems CAN be solved, and quickly, too…let’s get into it! The question of how to handle a bossy, dominant dog is common among dog owners who are exhausted, frustrated, and overwhelmed […]
How to Help Fearful Dogs: What Causes Fear + How You Can Help
If you’re eager to know how to help fearful dogs, I know where you’re coming from. Fearful dogs are exhausted. You can read their exhaustion through their habits and body language: they can’t easily sleep, they’re reactive, and they’re triggered by the littlest things. JOIN MY FREE REACTIVITY CLASS If you own a dog that […]