Category: Positive Dog Training
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How to draw a realistic dog?
When it comes to drawing, capturing the essence of a realistic dog can be a challenging yet rewarding task. Dogs hold a special place in our hearts, and being able to depict them accurately on paper can be a delightful experience. Whether you’re an aspiring artist, a dog lover, or simply looking to improve your…
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Why does my dog sit on my feet?
If you’re a dog owner, you’ve probably experienced this scenario: You’re standing or sitting, and suddenly, your furry friend comes over and plops down right on your feet. It’s a common behavior among dogs, and while it might seem cute or even a little annoying at times, there’s actually a deeper reason behind why they…
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What dogs dont shed?
What Dogs Don’t Shed? For many dog lovers, finding a furry companion that doesn’t leave a trail of hair behind is a top priority. Whether you have allergies, hate cleaning up after shedding, or just prefer a tidier home, there are several breeds that are known for being low-shedding. In this blog post, we’ll explore…
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Triggers for Dogs
What could be triggers for dogs? A trigger is an object or situation that causes your dog to react, e.g. another person, a running animal, a car, thunder, or a lawnmower. Identifying triggers can be the first step in helping your dog overcome their anxiety and fear. Once you know what your dog’s triggers are,…
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The Importance of Training in Different Locations
Do you know how important it is to conduct training in different locations and places? If your dog is used to always training in your living room, taking the training to another room will act as a distraction. Most people say “my dog knows the command sit”. But have you tried it outside, in a…
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Why Is It So Important to Train Your Dog?
Dogs, for centuries, have been a great part of man’s life. With their loyalty, trust, and pure joy that they bring to our daily routines, they proved to be wonderful life companions. To create a long-lasting, happy relationship with your dog, you have to get to know them better, understand their needs, and teach them…
