This game helps strengthen the bridge word (Yes/Good) while teaching your dog their name. This game will help you in everyday life to redirect/ refocus your dog anytime a distraction occurs (dog walking, the heater kicks on, vacuum, car drives by, play time initiation) Play…
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If you’ve started teaching your dog basic behaviors, you’ve likely begun with actions such as sit and stay. But have you considered teaching your dog to stand when asked? This cue can be a useful addition to your dog’s skill set. “Stand” means teaching your dog…
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Having a solid recall is a safety behavior all dogs should have. This is a skill that takes time, patience and consistency. It is important to note I use “Come” as an emergency recall and avoid using that word in everyday life to avoid poisoning…
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