Dog Training Tips On Building PETential
When you are looking to set yourself and your pet up for success in training, here are a few questions to ask yourself.
Four Steps To Solving Pet Behavior Problems
When it comes training and solving your pet behavior problems using positive reinforcement without the use of force or punishment, here are four steps to practice.
Dog Training Tips To Prevent Thanksgiving Begging
I can’t believe Thanksgiving is around the corner. It is my favorite holiday because it is the one time of year when my whole family is together.
Positive Reinforcement Lesson Learned At Camp Rockmont
A precious and fabulous human example of the power of positive reinforcement in teaching behavior. Watch how quickly this 15 month old boy at Camp Rockmont learns to repeat behaviors, and his body language when he is doing those behaviors. Some things to notice:
Lisa Desatnik Training & Educational Background
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A Book Written By Kids About Dog Behavior And Training
Looking for a good book to teach your kids about being a dog friend? What makes Good Dog! Kids Teach Kids About Dog Behavior and Training different is that it is written by kids for kids. Evelyn Pang and Hilary Louie began writing this book when they were 9 years old, and it was published […]
The Benefits Of Positive Reinforcement In Dog Training
Remember, the more positive reinforcement an animal has in its life, the better able it can adapt to new situations and stress, and ultimately the better quality of life.
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A Dog Bite Prevention Tip For Parents
This picture makes me very uncomfortable. Parents, it is so important that you help your dog to learn positive associations with your kids and little hands. A couple ideas for doing that – teach your child to wait for your dog to come to your child, how to pet your dog and when to stop, […]
Puppy Training Tip: Catch Those Good Choices
I want to remind you today, to not take for granted those good choices your puppy or dog makes. Every consequence you provide to a behavior is feedback to your pet about whether his/her behavior should be repeated or not.