A dog who jumps up on guests, puts paws on your clothes, or greets every visitor with enthusiasm is not being “bad,” they’re simply trying to connect the only way they know how, by getting closer to your face in an attempt to get your attention. Jumping is...
The “Stubborn Dog” Myth Many dog owners describe their pets as stubborn when they don’t respond, ignore cues, or seem to do the opposite of what’s asked. But here’s the truth: dogs aren’t being stubborn. They’re communicating through their behavior, and what may look...
When you share your life with an anxious dog, even simple routine like going for a walk can become complex. Loud noises, unfamiliar people, and unexpected surprises can cause stress, and finding a dog walker in Palmetto Bay for your Anxious dog, someone you trust to...
Why “Stop That!” and “No!” Don’t Work: Flipping the Script on Dog Behavior As humans, we’re wired to notice the things we don’t like. That’s true in everyday life, and it’s especially true when we’re raising a puppy or adult dog. When your puppy jumps up,...
The Ethical Dog Trainer: Force-Free Training Training dogs in a humane manner is an important aspect of modern pet guardianship, and force-free training has emerged as a popular choice. By focusing on reward-based methods, this approach avoids any physical force or...
