by Kayla Block | Mar 13, 2021 | dog bite prevention
Part 1 – Where to get a good dog! Coming soon – Part 2 – Choosing the right dog Choosing a new dog can be tough Anyone may be worried about how to pick a new dog. And people who have had a dog with serious issues may have even deeper concerns. This...
by UnderstandingDogTraining | Mar 6, 2020 | dog bite prevention
Skippy La Roux aka Skippy Ki Yay! ~2003 to March 4, 2020 Skippy was on Craigslist. His name was Peanut back then. When I asked the guy why they were getting rid of him, he told me, “He doesn’t bark. He doesn’t play. he’s self centered. And he’s totally worthless.”’...
by UnderstandingDogTraining | Feb 29, 2020 | dog bite prevention
It seems like every day, I see some new gadget that hints that it’s like a remote control for your dog! Want your dog to stop barking? Press this button! Want your dog to stay out of the trash? Press this other button! It’s nuts! Most people know a clicker...
by UnderstandingDogTraining | Jan 28, 2020 | dog bite prevention
Today’s post is from Nickala Squire, is an honours graduate of the prestigious Academy for Dog Trainers and founder of Carefree Canine in Grand Forks, North Dakota. I’m so happy to host her blog post about her fearful dog, Sango. Nickala Squire Certified Trainer...
by UnderstandingDogTraining | Dec 12, 2019 | dog bite prevention, Enrichment, Fearful dogs, Kids
The holidays can be a blissful time filled with warmth, joy, family, and friends. But when dogs come into contact with people who aren’t part of the household, it can be stressful both for the dog and the dog’s family. Noise, movement, strangers, children...
by UnderstandingDogTraining | Sep 29, 2019 | dog bite prevention
Dog Bite Facts Most people imagine that the majority of dog bites are from ranging strays that come out of nowhere and attack. The reality is so different than what people imagine. 10 Dog Bite Facts and Statistics 1. A wagging tail does not always mean a dog is...
