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This is the story of one family, and how I taught them to use a success station as a management tool for creating safety between their toddler and their family dogs. In this case, their success stations was using dog gates when needed. It is one of numerous strategies we are putting into place to lower stress, increase quality of life, and strengthen relationships. In their example, I share why it is important to teach your dog a positive association with management. Image shows a mother sitting on a sofa while her two dogs are laying down behind a dog gate.

Using Dog Gates? Teach Your Dog A Positive Association

This is the story of one family, and how I taught them to use a success station as a management tool for creating safety between their toddler and their family dogs. In this case, their success stations was using dog gates when needed. It is one of numerous strategies we are putting into place to lower stress, increase quality of life, and strengthen relationships. In their example, I share why it is important to teach your dog a positive association with management.

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To Have A Better-Behaved Dog, Consider What Happens Between Your Training Sessions

Every waking moment of every day and every interaction your dog has with you and the environment is teaching your dog what works, what matters, and what associations to have.

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Photo description: young child yelling in the face of a small dog. Even a tolerant dog can bite. Understanding what tolerance means can go a long way toward preventing dog bites from family dogs.

Even Tolerant Dogs Can Bite

When parents of young children prepare to bring a dogRead more “Even Tolerant Dogs Can Bite”

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A letter from this puppy to all puppy and dog parents.

Your Puppy And Dog Are Always Learning

A letter from this puppy to ALL dog and puppyRead more “Your Puppy And Dog Are Always Learning”

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Refocusing how we look at dog training.

Shifting Focus In Dog Training

Let’s refocus how we look at dog training. Instead ofRead more “Shifting Focus In Dog Training”

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Is your dog fine? When clients tell me their dog was FINE at the groomer, FINE at the vet, FINE when accompanying them to a busy park, FINE when children are running and screaming…my question to them is, “What does FINE look like in that context?”

Is Your Dog FINE?

Is your dog fine? When clients tell me their dogRead more “Is Your Dog FINE?”

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So, You Want To Stop Your Dog’s Bad Behavior…

Ugh, you are on a very important Zoom call andRead more “So, You Want To Stop Your Dog’s Bad Behavior…”

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Teaching Your Dog Good Manners In The Kitchen

When you are cooking in your kitchen, what does yourRead more “Teaching Your Dog Good Manners In The Kitchen”

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When I am training a dog (or other animal), you hear me use words like GOOD! and YES! a lot. You also often see me pull out a clicker. There is a lot more to me using those sounds than my simply expressing my excitement. They are training tools, called markers, that help my student learn what I am teaching. Why should you use a marker in dog training and pet training? Let's explore that in this blog post.

Why Should You Use A Marker In Dog Training?

When I am training a dog (or other animal), youRead more “Why Should You Use A Marker In Dog Training?”

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Teaching your dog to settle is a valuable lesson. Learn how in this dog training blog post.

Teaching Your Dog To Settle Is A Valuable Lesson

When you and others think about dog training, typically whatRead more “Teaching Your Dog To Settle Is A Valuable Lesson”

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Lisa Desatnik
CPDT-KA, FFCP, FDM, CPBC

513-262-4062
  • Certified Professional Dog Trainer – Knowledge Assessed 
  • Certified Fear Free Professional
  • Certified Family Dog Mediator
  • Licensed Family Paws Parent Educator
  • Certificate of Completion – Aggression in Dogs Master Course
  • Certified Parrot Behavior Consultant

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  • Training Services
    • Puppy Training
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    • Lisa Desatnik in The News
  • Testimonials
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  • Kids and Dogs
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