As a professional dog trainer, I don’t think I’ve ever worked with a puppy client who didn’t need help with biting. Puppy biting is seldom aggressive, but it’s always present and always a problem.

Learn what to do when your puppy bites the leash.

As a professional dog trainer, I don’t think I’ve ever worked with a puppy client who didn’t need help with biting. Puppy biting is seldom aggressive, but it’s always present and always a problem.

Learn how to stop your puppy from biting your feet.

As a professional dog trainer, I don’t think I’ve ever worked with a puppy client who didn’t need help with biting. Puppy biting is seldom aggressive, but it’s always present and always a problem.

Survive puppy biting by learning how to play with your puppy in a way that minimizes biting and maximizes good behavior.

Surviving puppy biting. As a professional dog trainer, I don’t think I’ve ever worked with a puppy client who didn’t need help with biting. Puppy biting is seldom aggressive, but it’s always present and always a problem.

Learn what you can do to stop your puppy from biting your kids.

Enjoy the time with your dog and avoid embarrassment with these must-have skills for shopping with your dog!

Come listen to Danny’s story—the hardest dog I’ve trained.

Therapy work is a team sport, and like any team event, all the members need to be enthusiastic and thoroughly equipped participants.

Have you asked your dog if he’s excited about being a therapy dog?

Being a professional dog trainer doesn’t mean I’ve stopped learning. Here’s what 13 dogs in 14 months taught me about dog trianing.

Counter-Surfing is what happens when the dog put his paws (either front two or all four) on counters or tables in search of food, dishes, paper, etc. It’s a very irritating problem made even more difficult with modern, open-style floor plans.

How do we fix it?

Science aside, I believe this debate ultimately comes down to philosophy: either you’re okay changing behavior via discomfort or you’re not.

Personally, I’m not.

Get to the root of your dog’s listening and obedience problem.

Although we can’t completely eliminate accidents and injury, we can do things to reduce the likelihood and impact. Part of taking precautions is understanding where the potential for danger is and taking steps to reduce the threat. Here are seven things you can do to keep your dog safer.