The Dog Blog

The state of dog training, with all the advancements in the field still has an element missing that is creating welfare implications and unattainable expectations for our dogs and ourselves. How did we get here? Let's explore.

When we were kids, we had a beautiful, gentle dog named Spits. He was our first dog having only had cats prior. Spits was a really good-nature...

Our Puppy Day School program is built for young bodies to learn, grow and fulfill their potential. One aspect we're both asked about a lot and...

In January, my grandparents removed the 50 year old fig tree from their yard. The tree carried a lot of sentimental value as I'd grown up enj...

I love lemon. I love it so much my boyfriend groans because when asked what I want for dinner my go to is always, and I mean ALWAYS Piccata. ...

Why are private dog training sessions so expensive? You might be surprised to learn that it's all really expensive for us trainers too! I thin...

The hallmark of any good professional is knowing his/her limitations.  I sometimes get asked about medical issues with dogs. "Is this bump wei...

In our classes, I often get asked about dog parks. In the past, I've admittedly been on the fence about them, and at the root of it was my own...

Put Mealtime To Work For You When You Need Some Downtime. It's universally understood in dog training circles that enrichment activities are ...