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Nervous to Natural: Confidence Strategies for Dog Trainers
Feeling nervous is uncomfortable. If we had to classify it, we would likely call it a negative emotion. For dog trainers, overcoming nervousness can be crucial as it

Helping the Dog Who’s Afraid of Something, Everything, or Nothing at All
For some dogs, this world is a big, scary swamp of unknown dangers and unpredictable monsters around every corner. For others, it is a world of opportunity and

Summer Sounds: How to Help Your Dog Cope with Loud Noises
Boom! Summer brings longer days, garden-fresh produce, ice cream treats, vacations, and “staycations.” For the most part, it is a time of fun and relaxation. But summer also

How Trainers Make a Difference: Ready…Set…for Groomer and Vet!
Necessity Made Fun There is no way around it. Puppies and dogs need to visit the veterinarian. And, for certain pups, visit the groomer as well. The process

Ready…Set…for Groomer and Vet! Quick Tips for Drama-Free Vet Visits
Visiting the groomer or vet can be a tense experience for both the guardian and the dog, especially if the environment has stressful associations and outcomes. At my

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

Cat Training
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Health & Wellness
Puppy Training
Skill Development
Training All Species
Veterinary
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