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Skills for Every DayConfessions of an iPhone Addict: TAGteach and the Power of ChoiceBy Emelie Johnson Vegh on 06/02/2014Communication addictionMy name is Emelie, and I’m an iPhonaholic. Loose-Leash Walking: Part OneBy Nan Arthur on 04/03/2014Age-old issueWalking is a natural behavior for dogs, so what is the big deal about teaching them to walk nicely on a leash? It shouldn’t be that hard, should it? Yet dog trainers all over the world always have clients with this problem (almost single-handedly guaranteeing the trainers’ job security!). Leash-pulling is a problem that even some of the best trainers are unable to solve for their clients, despite the latest and greatest “no-pull” equipment that offers a helping hand. How to Help Your Fearful Dog: Become the Crazy Dog LadyBy Casey Lomonaco on 09/01/2013My two dogs and I were out for a walk one morning, enjoying the fresh air and the exercise. Mokie and Monte walked next to me with their tails wagging happily. They were probably laughing at me as I hummed along with my iPod. About three blocks away, a dog rounded the corner and began walking toward us. Despite Monte's full-body hackling, despite his rigid and tense body posture, and a deep, low, rumbling growl, I quietly told him what a good boy he was. I began shoving meatballs, liverwurst, and smoked Gouda into his large jaws at a rapid pace, creating as much distance as possible between the approaching dog and the three of us. I continued to feed Monte until the dog was out of sight, at which time the tasty treats disappeared back into the abyss of my faithful treat bag. Transports—The Parts in the Middle Make All the Difference!By Carpe Momentum on 07/01/2013For many years, we have preached about the importance of training according to Good Agility Practices. What that means is making sure that training is permeated by focus and intensity, and that your handling system is followed both during and in between exercises. This philosophy of training is not only true for agility training, but provides benefits for all kinds of training. |
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