Fix Leash Walking Problems With Rally-O
Dogs can learn everyday manners by practicing canine sports. If your pup struggles to walk politely on leash, it's Rally Obedience to the rescue!
Dogs can learn everyday manners by practicing canine sports. If your pup struggles to walk politely on leash, it's Rally Obedience to the rescue!
Got a dog who likes to roam? We've tested the SpotOn GPS Dog Fence, and it might bet the solution for you.
Uur resident expert on all sports that include dog pulling wants to introduce you to another cold weather activity you can do with your dogs - kicksledding.
Dog tunnels are an indispensable part of an agility training routine but can also be a fun accessory for playtime. Read on to find out which dog tunnels are the best on the market!
Dog training books can offer invaluable insight into the expertise and experience of various professional trainers and dog behaviorist experts.
Are there any dog training or dog sport fanatics on your holiday list? Our resident dog training pro hints at what she'd like to see under her tree.
As hard as it is to believe, some dogs don't like to go for a daily stroll. Here's what to do when your dog doesn't like to go for walks.
Whether naughty or nice, your energetic pup will love these gift ideas. Keep him busy all year long with ideas and products made for active dogs.
Thinking of adopting a dog - that's a great idea! While most adopters are drawn the puppies, adult dogs have a great deal to offer.
Dogs can be extremely persistent when they want a toy, food, or attention. Teach them to cool their jets in a few simple steps.
With so many dog sports out there, it can be hard to decide which one to pursue. Let's break each sport down to find which ones fit your dog's needs.
Does your dog bark when left alone? Eat your furniture to pass the time? Save your sanity by turning your pup's mealtime into playtime.
Have you ever seen a dog mark his territory while balancing on his front legs? Here's why dogs pee while doing a handstand.
Think of it as "Human Training." We already know how to "sit" and "stay," but there are valuable lessons your dog can teach you, if you're willing to learn.
We all back off when we see a dog growling. There are a few reasons why a dog may be growling at you - here's what you need to know about this behavior.
Dogs love to bark! Some, however, do it all the time. And that can be a bit of a problem with the neighbors. Dog bark control collars are here to make excessive barking a thing of the past.
As our pets age, they’ll inevitably begin to lose some of their senses – particularly their hearing and eyesight. And whether your dog has lost vision due to…
There are some things you simply can’t train out of a dog and a high prey drive is one of them. It’s an inherent trait that all dogs possess in varying degre…
A stranger is just a friend your dog hasn't met - make a good first impression with these five basic tips for introducing dogs to strangers.
Make sure your dog is as excited about a trip away from home as you are! Follow these guidelines to teach your dog to love his carrier.
Everything belongs to your dog - and he's not afraid to tell anyone who comes close to his stuff. Here's what you can do to manage your territorial dog.
If you want to try clicker training with your dog, you could be wondering at what age should you start. Very early on? Or as your puppy grows a bit older? Let’s find out.
Your dog just won't give your cat a moment of peace. Here's how to train your dog to leave your cat alone.
Keeping your hands free while walking your dog offers a host of benefits. Kevin Roberts has some tips for going hands free while trekking with your pooches.
The terrorizing whirl of the motor; its almighty sucking strength; and the fearsome reach of the hose. Do you need to ask: Why are dogs afraid of vacuums?
Whether you're teaching your dog a new trick or brushing up on the basics, the key to success is to tackle training a bit every day!
At this point in your dog's life, it's the perfect time to start puppy kindergarten, which teaches training obedience, and socialization skills.
Dogs can be nervous for various reasons in many different situations. Here's how to connect properly with a skittish dog.
Just because your dog's not puppy, it doesn't mean that indoor accidents won't happen. We've put together some tips on how to house train an older dog.
The teen years are rebellious ones! Dogs may not be sneaking out of the house, but they may act out. Here's how you can survive your dog's adolescence.
Learning doesn’t stop after basic obedience. It’s time to bone up on some extracurricular lessons – and by that, we mean classes you can ta…
It's important that your dog gets his daily walk for exercise purposes. But it's just as vital to let your dog sniff his surroundings.
When you take your dog to school, be sure you bring your kids along. Here's why you should take your kids to dog training classes.
Letting your pup greet other dogs while on leash isn't always fun and games. Keep these tips in mind the next time you're on a walk.
A a house isn't a home unless it has a dog in it. As your dog gets on in years, you might consider bringing a second dog into your family.
Guess who got into the trash... again. An irresistible target for curious pups, there are ways to keep your dog out of the trash.
Recall, or "come," is a critical cue for every dog to learn. Set your dog up for success by avoiding these common recall mistakes.
Are you interested in dog mushing? Before you get started, you'll need to learn the language of dog mushing.
Does your dog sniff his food and then walk away? It might be time to give your dog a new feeding routine, so he will live to eat, not just eat to live.
Say peanut butter and make those duck lips! Selfies are so in right now, so here's how to train your dog to take a selfie on his own.
Going back to school isn't easy for anyone. Rachel Leavy, our dog training expert, offers a few tips on how to make the transition as painless as possible.
You may think your pup is already pretty awesome, but you can make sure that your dog has all the good manners to be considered a Canine Good Citizen.
Dogs and their humans enjoy the fun that comes with learning tricks, and the American Kennel Club is launching a new program just for dogs who do tricks!
Dogs love everyone... or do they? Is it possible for dogs to be racist? Let's look at a few reasons why you might think your dog a bias toward certain people.
Recall is an essential command your dog needs to learn to keep him safe – here’s how to teach it When it comes to training your puppy or dog, tea…
Just as some people don't thrive at a packed party, a daycare setting isn't right for all dogs. If your dog was asked not to return to a daycare facility, consider these exercise options.
Puppy training pads help your pooch learn where to go potty and keep your floor protected from �accidents� in the meantime.
The Association of Professional Dog Trainers (APDT) is an organization dedicated to promoting dog training and education for trainers and pet owners.
How do you tell your dog he’s done a good job… especially if you want him to do it again? Here are the best ways you can reward your dog Trainin…
Your dog wishes he could tell you that it's time to GO! Now, the Paws2Go lets you know exactly when it's time for a bathroom break, no matter where you are.
When you have a reactive or nervous dog, playing in the dog park isn't all fun and games. Is there a way for your dog to enjoy the benefits of a dog park?
What are the words you'll use to your pets today? Remember that your words are eternal. Here are some examples of how to change your words to your pet.
Pooch forgot where to go potty? This is what you need to do when your previously potty-trained dog pees or poops in the house.
We all make mistakes - even when it comes to our training our dogs. Let's go over the most common training mistakes and what you can do to correct them.
Some dogs are harder to housetrain than others. A possible solution? Using a belly band to housebreak your pooch.
Pet strollers have rolled their way into the lives of dogs and cats. Used to a variety of purposes, make sure your pet stays safe while being pushed around.
If your current dog needs more exercise and stimulation, getting a second dog may (or may not!) help. Ask yourself these questions.
Tether training for dogs is recommended to help potty problems, exercise or walk with a hands-free leash. Here's the proper way to tether train your dog.
If you want to give your dog an exceptional workout, you should try your hand at Urban Mushing. This sport is perfect for dogs with a high energy drive.
Calgon… take me away! Step away from the bottle of wine – take a few tips from a pro on how to train successfully in a multi-dog household. Havi…