Category Archives: Training

The best type of whistle to stop a dog from barking is an electronic whistle. These whistles typically come with over 30 frequencies. You can test each frequency to see which one works best to stop the barking. The best part is you can download many of these electronic whistles for free on your phone. […]

Your dog most likely hates the Gentle Leader because they are not used to it or because it doesn’t fit properly. The best way to get your dog to like the Gentle Leader is to get them to associate it with positive things, such as treats or affection. It can be tough to get your […]

Purchasing a slow feeder bowl is the best way to get your dog to chew their food. Most dogs inhale their food because they’re eating too fast. When you slow down their eating pace (by using a slow feeder), they’ll be more likely to chew their food. Some dogs inhale their food quicker than you’re […]

To stop a dog from eating mulch, the best thing you can do is keep them away from the mulch in the first place. You can accomplish this by creating a barrier, using a repellent, providing a distraction, or training your dog to stay away. Some dogs are persistent chewers, no matter how much you […]

When transitioning your dog out of the crate, the best thing you can do is make it a gradual process instead of giving them complete freedom of the house right away. Use a playpen or baby gate to control which rooms your dog has access to. As they get comfortable with their new freedom, slowly […]

The way you crate train a puppy in an apartment is the same way you crate train a puppy in a house. If your puppy is afraid of the crate, start by having them eat their meals in the crate with the door open. This forces them to spend time in the crate. The more […]

Keeping your puppy on a leash in the house is also known as umbilical cord house training. This type of training is excellent for puppies who are struggling with potty training. When you see the signs your puppy is about to potty, gently pull on the leash and lead them outside. The power of routine […]

Although a shock collar might help you control an aggressive dog, it won’t actually help the dog’s aggression. If anything, it can make it worse in the long run. The best thing to help dog aggression is to seek help from a professional trainer. Imagine you’ve just brought home your new dog. You’re already attached […]

When appropriately used, gentle leaders are not cruel. Although they may look aggressive, they do not cause any pain or discomfort to your dog. Gentle leaders will “gently” guide the dog back to the owner when the dog pulls on the leash, making them an excellent leash training tool. You just got your new dog. […]

Turning your bed into a “no dog” zone is the best way to keep your dog off the bed when you’re not home. This means never letting your dog on the bed even when you are home. If that doesn’t work, you can block access to the bed with a gate or use shock mats […]