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Properly Release the STAY to Improve Reliability
October 24, 2022 | Videos
Release the STAY properly and watch reliability in the command improve in no time. When training your dog to perform 'stay' or 'place,' much of your focus should be on developing an unmistakable release signal before you work on distance, duration, and distractions.
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How to Train Your Dog to STOP and STAY in 6 EASY Steps!
September 03, 2022 | Videos
Learn how to train your dog to STOP whatever it's doing and STAY (basically FREEZE). Think of it like a Safety or Emergency Stay. It's easy to train and could save your dog's life.
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How To Train The Commands “Sit” And “Down” From A Distance
December 21, 2021 | Videos
Possessing the ability to “down” your dog from a distance will, at a minimum, give you the capability to disrupt a possibly dangerous behavior such as bolting out the door, racing toward a busy street, etc. Learn how to teach the down and the sit command at a distance in this video.
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How You Can Use The Vibration Mode On A Remote Training Collar To Gain Your Dog’s Attention
December 14, 2021 | Videos
Gaining your dog’s attention is half of the battle when training your dog. In this video, learn how you can use the vibration mode on a remote training collar to gain your dog’s attention during long-distance and noisy environment training.
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Stuck in the Middle - Five Tips for Training During the Transition from Puppyhood to Adulthood
September 18, 2021 | Tips
The middle game is one of the most challenging phases of the chess contest, and most experts agree that it is here that victory or defeat awaits its contenders. But, chess experts also agree that it is here that we get the full orchestration of the game, where each player has the opportunity to make use of all of their pieces to carry out strategic combinations, launch attacks, and create defensive systems.
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The WRONG Way to Correct Jumping
August 02, 2021 | Videos
This video will point out one such piece that encourages dog owners to train their dogs not to jump by using unsound techniques that go against a dog's instinct.
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No Unprovoked Dog Attacks
February 28, 2021 | Videos
There is no such thing as an "unprovoked" dog attack. If you've been attacked by your dog or someone else's dog, your actions at the time gave cause to the attack.
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The Difficult Decision to Rehome Your Dog
January 30, 2021 | Videos
Rehoming your dog can be one of the most agonizing decisions you may ever have to make. However, the decision to rehome your dog can also be one of the most unselfish and considerate acts you could ever perform for your dog, family, and friends.
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Littermate Syndrome
November 01, 2020 | Videos
Is Littermate Syndrome a real condition, and should you be concerned about it?
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Do You Let a Strange Dog Smell Your Hand Before Petting?
September 23, 2020 | Videos
Are you supposed to let a strange dog smell your hand before petting?
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High Prey Drive Dogs
July 20, 2020 | Videos
Owning a dog obsessed with chasing squirrels, rabbits, chipmunks, and other animals can be extremely challenging because catching the prey becomes the priority of the dog instead of obeying it's owner's commands.
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5 Basic Commands Every Dog Should Know
August 28, 2019 | Training, Tips
Training your dog is one of the best things you can do for your canine pal. Not only will you be giving them possibly life saving skills, you are providing them with physical and mental stimulation on a daily basis. While there are a number of commands you can teach your dog, there are five basic ones that should be on every pet owner’s list.
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