Preparing for Fireworks While your family is getting ready for the big fireworks display, take a moment to think of your dog. Every year, shelters are flooded with dogs who panic and escape from their home or yard because of all the commotion related to fireworks. To […]
Read more →I had a chance to hear presentations from three different behaviorists this week. Two of them were vets specializing in behavior and they were all nationally recognized presenters. There was a common thread in all of their presentations. First, during the course of training for problematic behavior […]
Read more →Jonathan is the new “featured trainer” in Dog Days in L.A. Magazine. His first article “A Clicker Trainer is a Quicker Trainer” appears in the Winter 2010 issue, which is free at many pet supply stores and vet offices. For a demonstration of clicker training, watch Jonathan’s […]
Read more →A premium brand of dry food is best for your dog. Make any changes to the diet gradually over three days to a week. Do not give your dog vitamins or “people food.” Feed two meals a day to an adult dog, and three meals a day […]
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