Dog Training Methods and Myths
Is the dog’s behavior the only thing that matters at the end of training?
How to Modify Behavior without Punishment
It’s possible to modify dog behavior problems without punishment - here is how.
Force-Aversive-Balanced vs. Force-Free/Positive Reinforcement
More reasons why people should train their dogs with humane, positive reinforcement methods.
Collars Are Not Safe for Dogs
Harnesses are better and safer for dogs than collars. Here is why…
Punishing Dogs Does Not Lead to Faster Results Than Reward Training
Being forceful and punishing dogs leads to negative effects.
The Dog Training Field Is Currently Divided Into Two Groups - Only One is Humane
There’s only one correct choice in training methods.
Are You a College Student?
Have you considered a career working as a professional dog trainer?
You Can Become a Certified Dog Trainer!
Do you have the drive and ability to become a professional dog trainer and earn certification? Learn more here…
Why It’s Important to Complete a Comprehensive Academy to Work as a Professional Certified Dog Trainer
Aspiring dog trainers need a comprehensive academy/course. Here’s why.
Helping Dogs Thrive - An Overview of How to Train
Reward-based training methods work while providing for dogs’ welfare.
Carly’s Transformation - Dog Training Rehabilitation Journey
Carly was rescued from a place where people were hoarding animals and neglecting/abusing them. As a result she almost died from this situation, and had severe trauma, but she was saved. Here is her rehabilitation training journey.
A Film about Dogs Harmed in Training
Film about harmful dog training methods to avoid (e-shock collars, prong collars, etc.)
There Are Not Bad Dogs Who Bite, And Good Dogs Who Don’t Bite
More on understanding aggressive dog behavior.
Separation Anxiety Training Factors
Part of the challenge in training dogs with separation anxiety.
10 Tips to Avoid Losing Your Dogs
Here are some strategies for keeping your dogs safe and to prevent them from rushing through doorways.
Does the Cause of a Behavior Matter?
Do we have to know what a dog is thinking in order to train new behaviors?
