Most (if not all) dogs are already talking to their owners!

There are so many good things owners can do to benefit themselves and their dogs. But if I had to pick just one, it would be this.

As a professional dog trainer, there’s a lot of information I’m eager to share with dog owners. It’d be tough for me to pick a single most important thing, but if I had to, this would be it.

Not all harnesses are created equal. Some will help you and your dog, and some will just make things worse for you both. Here’s how to pick the best one.

The “Stubborn” dog. Myth or Reality?

I once read that behavioral medication should not be a last resort for dogs. I couldn’t agree more.

Does your dog dislike having his feet handled? Did you know you can teach your dog to enjoy these activities and even choose to participate in them?

Ah, chewing. The behavior problem that leaves your belongings in shreds and costs you hours in clean up and hundreds in repair and replacement.

Fixing leash manners involves fixing attention. We need to get handler and dog moving together as a unit—speeding up and slowing down together.

7 Things to Do to Help Your Fearful Dog

Why do you want to socialize your fearful dog?

Is it too late to socialize the fearful dog?