by admin | Nov 5, 2015 | aggressive dog training, dog behavior, dog behavior training, dog training
Adding to the Dog Pack Dog owners who are looking to expand their pack must be cautious of introducing the new dogs to the already existing family dogs. When I say “cautious”, I don’t mean you need to be on edge and be waiting for one of your dogs to act out at...
by admin | Sep 29, 2015 | aggressive dog training, dog behavior, dog behavior training, dog training
Woody: Separation Anxiety Case Study No dog owner wants to see their dog suffer through anxiety. For some cases of anxiety, the presence of the owner can help soothe the dog and make them feel more comfortable. But what if the owner cannot be there all the time to...
by admin | Aug 31, 2015 | aggressive dog training, dog behavior, dog behavior training, dog training
What Does It Mean To Be A Pack Leader? In the dog behavior world, there has been many debates about the relevance of the pack theory. Many dog trainers and behaviorists argue that this theory is long outdated, based on scientific reports and studies. Other trainers...
by admin | Jun 15, 2015 | aggressive dog training, dog behavior, dog behavior training, dog training
Puppy Training in Nashville I am always so thrilled when I get calls for puppy training. The clients that call for puppy training are responsible dog owners that are aiming to get their puppy started on the right foot (or paw, in this case). By starting early, many...
by admin | May 18, 2015 | aggressive dog training, dog behavior, dog behavior training, dog training
What is Reward-Based Dog Training? My dog training career has lasted many years and is continuing to grow more and more. I’ve learned a lot about many different approaches to dog training, but it was not until I graduated and became certified as a professional...
by admin | Mar 7, 2014 | aggressive dog training, dog behavior, dog behavior training, dog training
Child Aggressive Dog Training I’ve found that owners of aggressive dogs are often afraid to come forward and admit their dog has an issue. It isn’t out of shame, really—it’s out of fear. They’ve heard the horror stories of vets, trainers, and judges who decide,...
