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Q & A: Outrageous Barking Problems

Jan 3, 2022 | Barking, E-collar, Punishment, Puppy Training, Q & A

QUESTION: “We took your puppy class about 6 months ago and really enjoyed it. We’re wondering if you’re able to help us on how to better control his constant barking. He is OUT OF CONTROL and barks at anyone and any car that comes down the driveway. We...
8 Steps to Stop Dogs From Jumping on People

8 Steps to Stop Dogs From Jumping on People

Aug 18, 2015 | Behavior Problems, Jumping, Punishment

“We’ve tried everything!” say the frustrated owners of Jumpy the kangaroo dog. When I get to their home it looks like a scene from a sitcom! They’re staring Jumpy in the eye, snapping and pointing their fingers, shouting and making “Schttt” noises, all...
The Three Ps of Motivation in Dog Training

The Three Ps of Motivation in Dog Training

Sep 23, 2014 | Dog Psychology, Obedience, Punishment

Have you ever taken a moment to think about all the things you do and don’t do in your life? Why do you do the things you do? Why don’t you do those things you don’t do? When you stop to think about it, do you enjoy everything you do? Do you ever...
Balanced Dog Training: Best of Both Worlds

Balanced Dog Training: Best of Both Worlds

May 20, 2013 | Dog Psychology, Obedience, Punishment, Treat Training

Any dog-lover who is in search of any kind of information to improve their dog’s behavior, be it how to stop a dog from pulling on the leash to how to manage a dog’s aggression, will likely find their head spinning after a 20 minute surfing session on the...
Intrinsic Motivation in Dog Training – Beyond Carrots and Sticks

Intrinsic Motivation in Dog Training – Beyond Carrots and Sticks

Mar 9, 2013 | Dog Psychology, Punishment, Treat Training

In his book, “Drive,” Daniel Pink tells of motivational research done with young children and their desire to draw. Given free time in a room with paper and crayons the children would all draw at their leisure. The experimenters then added extrinsic...
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