Choosing a dog harness over leash and collar comes with many advantages, both for you and for your dog. Here’s some reasons why.

So many people get discouraged when their dog doesn’t respond as it “should.” Follow these tips and you’ll be able to train your dog like a pro.

Dog Training is constantly evolving. To an un-trained eye, dog training looks easy, but there is both an “ART” and a “SCIENCE” of training.

Commands are very important but so is structure, guidance, and leadership when dog training. They help dogs learn what boundaries are and build self control

What is positive training? Does it mean its a good, affirmative, or constructive way to train? What about negative training? Is it bad for dogs?

After three days of being around the dogs of the Westminster Kennel Club Show, I have a new perspective on dog training and a challenge for dog owners.

Dog training doesn’t need to be complicated or frustrating if you understand the concepts of how a dog learns.  In fact, it can be rather enjoyable when you use common sense and follow the practice of consistency, repetition and timing when training your dog.

Everyone hopes to have the perfect and most obedient pet, and you may be no different. Fortunately for you, it’s very possible to train your pet to be the best version of itself.

Self-control in dogs is the ability to override instinct in order to obtain a delayed reward.  It is significant because it allows the dog to alter their behavior to follow rules, maintain social bonds and cooperate with others.  It is the foundation of good behavior and the reason why so many dogs who don’t have it, exhibit bad behaviors.

As much as we feel our dogs are our family, they react and think differently than we do.  Here are some things to think about if you own a dog….