When you decide to bring home a puppy and you already have a senior dog, there are some things you need to know. First, your senior has earned his/her stripes,

Resource Guarding is usually seen over people, toys and food.  Even after training, do not expect the dog to stop this behavior.  You have to stop the behavior by first anticipating it,

I often hear stories about dogs who used to be sweet, but “suddenly” turned into aggressive monsters.  People understandably want the “old” version of their dog back, but that’s not

If your dog has ADHD (inability to focus), aggressive behavior, gas, body odor, excess shedding, hot spots, red skin, dry skin, nail fungus, yeasty ears and paws, constantly licking or

If you want to see a change in your dog’s behavior, whether it’s excitement, anxiety, or something else, then top talking to your dog.  This is so simple that most

When your dog growls, it means he’s got stinkin’ thinkin’! Some trainers say ignore the growl, because at least you’ll know when the dog is going to bite.  That’s wrong! 

So often owners tell me they crate their dogs only when the dog gets into trouble.  The crate is a tool that, if used properly, can and will prevent your

Lately I’ve had a lot of resource guarding, human aggressive dogs with owners are at their wits end.  Interestingly, these dogs are all toy breeds—less than 15 pounds, all of

Teaching your dog this one thing will change his/her life, and yours!  It’s called the place command.  Place is the foundation command for teaching dogs to settle down and turn