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The Value Of Having A Well Trained Dog
As a dog owner, you must take responsibility of your dog’s behavior. If it is not trained well, it can attack someone. It will show behavioral issues that will make your life stressful. Everyone will become fearful of its behavior and try to avoid it. On the other hand, if your dog is trained well,…
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Dog Psych 101
We offer Dog Training to the San Francisco Bay area , Dog Training to The South Bay area and we focus on Dog Psychology for the San Martin Ca area… WHEN OUR TRAINING IS PROPERLY IMPLEMENTED IT CAN STOP: Pulling Bolting Lunging Charging Growling Spinning and other RUDE behavior. You know from your own experience…
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Tips for Managing Multi-State Living
Owning homes in different locations comes with several advantages. Having a second home in another state makes it easier to manage businesses in different locations, expand your social networks, and follow the warm weather as the year progresses. If you have a pet, however, you have to think about how they’ll adapt to this living…
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Dog Trainer and Dog Behaviorist…
The terms dog trainer and dog behaviorist are often used interchangeably, but they do have different meanings. Both professionals work to improve a dog’s behavior, yet their focus, education, and the types of issues they address can vary. Understanding these differences can help dog owners choose the right professional for their needs. Dog Trainer A…
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The Dog Savant-Dog Training for the Los Angeles area
The Dog Savant and the Power of Group Dog Training in a Big City Group dog training is one of the most effective ways to build real-world obedience, and in a fast-paced city like Los Angeles, having a well-mannered dog is not just a luxury—it’s a necessity. With crowded sidewalks, busy parks, dog-friendly cafés, beaches,…
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The Unspoken Rules of Dog-Friendly Spaces
The Unspoken Rules of Dog-Friendly Spaces — How to Be a Great Guest (and Human) Whether it’s your favorite coffee shop, a park, or a boutique hotel, more places are welcoming our four-legged friends. But with that privilege comes responsibility — for both dog and owner. Here’s how to keep tails wagging and reputations intact…
