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The Training Relationship: Engagement
By Hannah Branigan on 04/06/2022Editor’s note: In her new bestselling book Awesome Obedience: A Positive Training Plan for Compet
Making the Most of Mealtime
By Rebecca Lynch on 03/25/2022What is your dog’s favorite time of the day? For my dogs, it’s mealtime! If I had my dogs rank their favorite things on a scale of 1-10, I’m sure eating would be a 15.
101 Things to Do with a Box
By Karen Pryor on 03/02/2022101 Things to do with a Box: A Good Exercise for an Older, Suspicious, or Previously Trained Dog
This training game is derived from a dolphin research project in which I and others participated: "The creative porpoise: training for novel behavior," published in the Journal of Experimental Analysis of Behavior in 1969. It has become a favorite with dog trainers. It's especially good for "crossover" dogs with a long history of correction-based training, since it encourages mental and physical flexibility and gives the dog courage to try something on its own.
My Dog Is Aging—Now What? More Training, Of Course!
By Lori Stevens on 02/03/2022A click for all ages
As your dog moves into her senior years you’ll probably notice some subtle changes—she groans a bit when changing positions, hesitates briefly when a
Start the New Year on the Right Paw—with Clicker Training
By Jane Fallander on 01/03/2022There's nothing like a new year to inspire a fresh start with goals and resolutions. Need to lose 30 pounds to make it easier to get around the agility course? This is the year for it. (True, the last five years have also been the year for it, but this year is different—really!)
How to Motivate Yourself to Train or Exercise Your Dog—Or Do Practically Anything Else!
By Aidan Bindoff on 01/03/2022Psst! Do you want to know the secret to getting things done?
Do you feel guilty about not walking your dog every day? Or not training as often as you should, or even not training when you really need to?
Stop Begging! (Have Some Table Scraps)
By Lori Chamberland on 12/15/2021Too many cooks in the kitchen
