by Ashley Lambert | Dec 14, 2020 | Dog Training
It is standard within the dog world to interchangeably use drive as a term for dogs that are energetic. However, drive isn’t about the energy level of the dog, it’s about the desire to respond to a reinforcer. There are plenty of medium to low energy dogs...
by Ashley Lambert | Nov 1, 2020 | Dog Training
It’s National Cook for Your Pet Day! Not a bad way to start off November as cooking for your pet can actually be very healthy. Since we cater to dogs, the recipe below will primarily for your canine companions. Feel free to remove any vegetables, however, to use...
by Ashley Lambert | Sep 23, 2020 | Dog Training
As dog owners, the idea of training reads as having a definitive end point. Once the dog is trained there is nothing else to do and we can all live a happy life. However, just as a person never stops learning as they grow, animals continue to mature and have new...
by Ashley Lambert | Jul 1, 2020 | Dog Training
With times as they are, we are all trying to give our dogs a more enriching life. Human interaction is absolutely wonderful for animals, but they also need to understand the benefits of entertaining themselves when we can’t be around. In honor of National Anti-Boredom...
by Ashley Lambert | Jun 3, 2020 | Dog Training
Microchips have become an essential way to keep track of your pet in case they accidentally turn up missing. Though there’s been some controversy surrounding chips in more recent years, it seems to be the easiest and most effective way to locate a lost or...
by Dee Hoult | Aug 2, 2018 | Dog Training
Within the canine community we have our single dog people, who only ever want one dog at a time no matter what, and we have our multi-dog people…I don’t think the latter requires an explanation. Some of us like having a pack around. An important thing to...
