Socialization
You might not think that socialization is something correct, but it matters a lot. The more you work with other humans and dogs, the more your canine companion will be prepared for the outside world. If possible, it’s best to tackle socialization between 10 and 16 weeks old, but we are aware that not everyone […]
Reactive
Though reactivity and aggression are not the same thing, reactivity can often become aggression if it isn’t dealt with. That’s why it’s so important to get reactivity handled as soon as possible. You’ll know your dog is reactive when they overreact to normal situations, and they become overstimulated easily. They might act out by barking, […]
Off Leash
It’s not uncommon to see off-leash walking marketed as the end-all achievement for dog owners. While it is an incredible thing to grasp for both you and your dog, off-leash walking should be a part of the foundation of trust, clear communication, and relationship-based training that you adopt. It has to be taught, practiced, and […]
High Distraction
If your dog is bolting every time a squirrel rustles a leaf, you need help. It doesn’t make sense, and it doesn’t work to fight with high levels of distraction in a dog. The world is constantly moving, changing, and challenging. If your dog gets derailed by every breeze, you’re going to have a tough […]
High Anxiety/Fear
Some people don’t think anxiety and/or fear are worth correcting, but we know better. Fear of other dogs, new people, and different settings can cause a lot of stress and frustration for both you and your pup. Luckily, our trainers know exactly how to handle these cases. By gradually increasing your dog’s comfort zone through […]
Aggressive
Living life to the fullest with an aggressive dog just isn’t possible. Every day and every event is filled with stress, strain, and fear about what your dog will do next. We get it, and we offer a solution that doesn’t involve giving up on your furry friend. Aggressive tendencies often come from fear, stress, […]