Have you heard of K9 Nose Work® and wanted to learn more about it? Wondering what the sport is, how it works, or who the sport is for? Read on to learn about this rapidly growing scent work sport and how you can join the fun.
Are you ready to train your reactive dog, but don’t know what you should be teaching them? Read on to learn which commands you should focus on teaching to address leash reactivity.
The first step you should take towards better walks with your reactive dog is to make sure you are using the correct gear. Using the right tools will give you more security, more control, and will make both training and managing your dog much easier. And, chances are, you already have one or more of these items at home.
Chewing and biting are perfectly normal dog behaviors. They’re on the list of things like barking, digging, and chasing squirrels that are essentially just dogs being dogs. It turns out that rather than saying “no” altogether to these natural behaviors, the easier route is to teach puppy what and when they can chew.
While just about any harness on the market can get your dog from point A to point B, I’ve discovered a handful of harnesses that I think are a cut above the rest. Here are my top 3 picks for the best anti-pull and best all-around harnesses for everyday walking.
Collaborative Canines is based in Anaheim, California. We provide in-home dog training in Anaheim, Orange, Irvine, Fullerton, Yorba Linda, and neighboring cities. Sessions outside of this service area may be available for a travel fee.
