Training

If the words you use to describe your dog or your training methods align with your philosophy of creating a kind and nurturing relationship with your dog based on mutual trust and respect, you’re likely to behave accordingly. Think carefully about the words you and/or your instructor use and discard those that prompt you to
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Scent games for dogs are sweeping the canine nation at home and in competitions because they’re just so much fun. Any dog can play scent games, and it doesn’t take a lot to set up a game. The world is a treasure trove of scents for dogs. Scent is a natural way for them to
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In the dog world, the word “socialization” is usually meant to describe the process of preparing a young puppy to be comfortable in the wider world – and that includes feeling relaxed around other dogs. But what if your dog is already an adult, and is displaying big feelings about fellow canines, barking and lunging
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Many trainers of performance dogs use playing with toys in games like tug-o-war to reinforce their dogs. However, most behaviors are initially taught and strengthened with food rewards. Jetta Productions/Walter Hodges / Getty Images I am sometimes asked how soon an owner can phase out the use of treats when training their dog. My answer
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