Discover 5 easy, practical tips to make training a consistent and rewarding part of your day—for both you and your dog!

Wrap up our dog-walking skills series with the final step: moving your dog past distractions.

Learn how to teach your dog the Emergency U-Turn, a vital skill for navigating stressful situations on walks

Navigating the world with a reactive dog can be difficult and stressful. Today we’re talking about ways you can safely navigate the world

Keep your dog safe and stress-free this Halloween with these essential tips for pet parents.

The off-leash dog. It’s a dream for most and a nightmare for many. Walking out in our woods with Manzo off-leash exploring whatever his...

Learn what the number one tool is for teaching a dog to reliably come when called and earn off leash freedom.

There are common mistakes many dog parents unknowingly make that can take a very manageable problem to something closer to an obsession.

Prey drive is the instinctive desire for dogs to find, chase and capture prey.

I know we would all love to believe that there are magic tools out there that we can just buy, and they will solve all our dog training...

Reactive dog training can be difficult. It is hard to know what to do, how to do it, and if you are even doing it right. On top of that...

Something that we hear often is that someone's dog will listen really well in a training class or when the trainer is there with the dog....

Make the holidays stress-free for your dog! Discover practical tips to keep your pup calm, safe, and happy amidst the festive hustle.

We all enjoy walking our dogs. There are so many ways to enjoy your time outside with your dog and they are all great!

“Why does my reactive dog behave better when being handled by someone else?” We get this question often! This very thing sparks fear and...

If you’ve ever owned a dog then I am willing to bet good money that at one point or another you have referred to them as being stubborn.

Spring time means more critters are out. Follow these tips to get started on your off leash training and building attention.

Socialization will be your best chance at starting your pup off on the right paw! Over socializing a dog can come back to bite you.