While researching reactivity and BAT training online, I came across a great set of visuals created by Lili Chen. She has created visuals for multiple dog training books that focus around reactivity and dog training. Below are four visuals created by Lili Chen that I found to be a helpful way to learn more about… Continue reading 4 Great Visuals for Understanding and Managing Reactivity
Author: Arianna Jones
4 Easy Tips for Managing Reactivity
Reactivity is frustrating and tough. You feel like you are constantly on the defensive, watching for other dogs and triggers in the distance, and need to explain our dog’s behavior to those who don’t understand. It is emotionally and physically draining, however, with the right management, your dog can be successful when they encounter their… Continue reading 4 Easy Tips for Managing Reactivity
Odin’s 1st Birthday
Odin turned one today (Sept. 9, 2018) and yesterday, I held a small birthday bash with my husband and my parents. I made special peanut butter pup-cakes from him and picked up a piñata for a little birthday fun. In addition, we ordered some food and enjoyed a nice afternoon hanging out in the backyard… Continue reading Odin’s 1st Birthday
7 Workouts You Can Do With Your Dog
Having the determination to continue and keep up with training is probably the hardest thing when it comes to dog training. Starting out, you are excited and motivated. Your dog is a new member of the family and spending time with them is new and fun. However, after a while you will find yourself needing… Continue reading 7 Workouts You Can Do With Your Dog
Understanding Your Dog’s Body Language and Threshold
I know that a couple of posts ago I said that Odin was not going to be in training classes for a while, well I signed him up for some more that were added last second to the class schedule. We started an advanced obedience class last night that prepares dogs for obedience competitions. The… Continue reading Understanding Your Dog’s Body Language and Threshold
