The process of finding a competent person to work with you and your dog begins with asking the right questions.
Common Questions
Why is it important to figure out what your pet finds reinforcing?
To most dogs and cats, liverwurst is as motivating as a suitcase full of cash would be to me.
What should you be feeding your dog?
Dog food of course. Then again, to them, it’s all dog food…
Why does my dog rub his body all over the carpet?
Humans wear clothing most of the time and scents some of the time. Dogs wear scents most of the time, and clothing some of the time. And a lot of good scents live in your carpet.
Is there a punishment-free way to train a dog to stop barking?
Freyja Kristindottir demonstrates how to train your dog to understand that the sound of the doorbell means “Shut your face.”
How can you get a dog to stay in a yard without an electric fence?
A former FBI man offers up an option for the dog owner who neither wants his pets running in the street nor shocked with electric prongs. His answer: A good training plan.
How do I get into the dog biz? ($40,000 and a dream of dog poo)
Are you a dog-loving self-starter?
Why do some dogs walk on their front legs when they pee?
If you’re a dog, you probably don’t use Facebook. Or Twitter. So how in the world is anyone supposed to know that you exist? Your virile scent, of course. And in the game of spreading pee smell, the bigger you can make yourself seem, the better.
How does a dog drink?
Humans don’t give a lot of thought to the bottom side of their own tongues, but dogs make good use of both the topside and the underside of their lickers.
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