For the best results in dog training, avoid the two extremes of “I’m always right and you must do what I say” or the other extreme of “I let the dog do whatever they want because, well, they’re a dog.” Instead, let’s come together as a team and find a higher way, a better way, where we are neither doormats nor tyrants.

How can we help a dog relax? What kind of activities promote real rest and relaxation for a dog? Often the “rest” we give our dogs is counterproductive in helping them have a calm state of mind. We discuss how to help our dogs achieve something to truly rejuvenate and have a happier, more fulfilled life.

Three women’s stories who exemplify putting people first, just as we want to do in our dog training business. People first dog trainers.

We will go over how to introduce a new baby to your dog! I tell you the steps I would take as a dog trainer to ensure safety and happiness of all involved.

What is social anxiety in a dog and what to do about it.

What potty breaks should look like, how long it takes to potty train a puppy, how long can a puppy hold it’s pee, and how to train a puppy to sleep through the night.

Need to potty train a puppy? It doesn’t have to be so hard. Make the whole process easier, more predictable, and get faster results by using a specific puppy schedule and utilizing a written tracker.

Puppy zoomies from a trainer’s perspective. Exploring zoomies in puppies, when they happen, and most importantly, what to do about it.

Learn the surprising connection between baby sleep training and crate and potty training puppies.