Dog Training Small Details Produce Big Results

A familiar exercise in sport protection events is the Bark and Hold. A dog is sent to “find” a “hidden” bad guy behind a blind.

When I am training a dog, I like the owner’s feedback along the way and later after the lessons are over. Every lesson, and then

I work with a lot of small timid doggies. Many are so timid they won’t let you put on a collar, pick them up, sometimes

When evaluating a dog, a lot depends upon what the owner and trainer can’t perceive about the situation as well as what they can’t predict.

Yes, I know, many dog owners balk at using a muzzle because they envision their dog looking like Hannibal Lecter. Here is how I look

One of the many lessons I’ve learned over the years is that dogs will always do something unexpected. And you need to have a good