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Snake Avoidance: A Positive Reinforcement Approach
Snake-avoidance training can be a lifesaver for dogs that live among venomous snakes. A common way to train snake avoidance is to pair a strong aversive, like an electric

How to Communicate with a Deaf Dog
Challenge: a hearing-impaired dog Do you care for a deaf dog? Have you ever had the opportunity to work with a deaf dog? I had not—until Blanca. In

5 Training Tips for Old Dogs
How did that happen? One day, I woke up and my Labrador, Zam, was old. It happened that quickly. Suddenly, his eyesight and hearing weren’t that great anymore.

Scent, Seek, and Eat!
Looking to keep your pup active and entertained when the weather is not cooperating? Well, here is a fun indoor activity that is also budget-friendly. All you need

Training a Steadfast Recall
A recall can save your dog’s life. It can stop her from running in front of a car, or from chasing an animal into the woods. It can

Spa Day: How to Train Your Dog to Love a Bath, a Brushing, or Even a Mani/Pedi
Aren’t you beautiful! Imagine a life where your dog loves being groomed. When you pull out the brush or nail trimmers, your dog comes running—just as if you

Running with Your Dog: Wagging Tails on the Trails
Road warriors If you’re a runner (and even if you aren’t), you may have considered running with your dog. Including your dog in runs can be a great

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How to Prepare Your Pet for Health Care and Grooming
Clipping, snipping, brushing, poking… Pets have to tolerate not-so-pleasant procedures during grooming or veterinary care. But it’s hard to convince a feisty Fido that it’s great fun to