The Power of Movement: Teaching Back and Forth When dogs encounter triggers, they often freeze and become rigid. This reaction not only makes it challenging to extricate both…Read More
Puppy Socialization at Home Socialization is an ongoing process that occurs both at home and during training trips. One effective way to provide positive…Read More
How to Transfer a Cue Have you ever wondered how to change a cue? You may need to change a cue for various reasons, including…Read More
September KPA CTP of the Month: Catherine Ricchetti As a mental health professional, Catherine Ricchetti, KPA CTP, was already working with dogs as she built and implemented facility-dog…Read More
Teach Your Cat to Ring a Bell As many cats live their entire lives indoors, clicker training can provide valuable mental and physical stimulation. But where to…Read More
Clapping as a Secondary Reinforcer Dog sports have gained immense popularity in recent years, offering a thrilling combination of canine agility, teamwork, and excitement for…Read More
Confidence in Motion: The Power of Behavior Sequences in Dog Sports Dog sports have gained immense popularity in recent years, offering a thrilling combination of canine agility, teamwork, and excitement for…Read More
Fun Tricks for Dogs in Shelters Each year millions of wonderful dogs find themselves in animal shelters, waiting eagerly for loving homes. However, the shelter environment…Read More
August KPA CTP of the Month: Monica Callahan As she was completing her degrees in biology and pre-veterinary medicine, Monica Callahan, KPA CTP, decided to switch lanes from…Read More
Teach an Alternative Behavior to Jumping A common issue that dog guardians face is a pet’s exuberant jumping when family members or visitors arrive at the…Read More
Fun and Games: Elevate Your Dog’s Walks Every dog guardian knows the joy and excitement our furry friends exhibit when it’s time for a walk. It’s a…Read More
Helping Shy Puppies Socialize Socialization plays a vital role in puppy development, helping puppies become well-adjusted and confident adult dogs. Even shy or timid…Read More