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Fear Not: Navigating the Holidays with an Adolescent Dog
Celebration? Some people fly through the holidays with the greatest of ease. Others need more than a little help from friends and family to navigate a big, jolly
Into the Woods
Take a hike! If one of your goals is to be more active this winter, hiking is the perfect outdoor activity. Why not include your dog in your
Dog Training
Foundation Skills
Health & Wellness
Ken Ramirez's Letters
Skill Development
Training All Species
Everyday Training: An Essential Part of Caring For Our Pets
Many pet guardians think that training their dog is only crucial if they have a problem behavior or something that needs to be fixed. Or they believe that
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
I Spy… Fun Group Dog Training Classes
Terry Ryan is known for her pithy wisdom, patience, and signature classes that are creative, fun, and effective. Her training games help improve the performance of both canine
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
What to Do When Your Dog Loses His Cue: Training Outdoors with Distractions
Training outdoors around distractions can often lead to statements like: “He only does what I ask when he wants to. It’s really hit or miss.” “She hears me
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
Foundation Behaviors: A Practical Perspective
I am asked regularly, “What are the first behaviors that we should train our animals? Does the order matter? How do we determine what should be trained first?”