This post offers a comprehensive guide on constructive responses to of bites - from incident handling to prevention methods.

The research says it all - truly effective dog training fuses scientifically-validated methods with real-world clinical expertise.

When dogs dread rain disrupting potty time, it causes distress all around. This guide walks through positive training methods to overcome.

We often import capitalist values of maximum productivity into training our dogs. There’s a better way!

Counterconditioning uses learning theory to reshape a dog's automatic unwanted responses. Retrain your dog's mind with new associations.

Many dogs develop anxiety about car travel. With gradual desensitization training you can help your dog feel more comfortable in vehicles.

Consent isn't just for humans. This article explores how we can integrate more empowering choices into our dogs' lives.

Should medication play a role in treating your dog's pronounced anxiety, aggression, or phobias?

Reactive dog behavior stems from diverse factors like genetics, health, environment, and early life experiences.

CBD for dogs is a complex issue. This post explores the limited evidence so far, potential risks, and why CBD shouldn't replace treatment.

This article explores science-backed anti-anxiety supplements like pheromones, probiotics, & nutraceuticals that provide additional support.

Unwanted behaviors may indicate your dog is in pain. This post covers how to determine if discomfort is causing aggression or anxiety.

Combining medication with customized training plans can lower a dog's anxiety/reactivity threshold and allow behavior change to take hold.

Does your dog become anxious, fearful, or startle at loud noises like fireworks, thunderstorms, or traffic? You’re not alone!

Read the full article here. What does that look like with our dogs? Watch consent practices in action here.

The pandemic allows more space for reactive dog training but fewer greetings may frustrate social pups.

Certified dog trainer. Let your pup sniff to calm down, not ignoring you! Sniffing lowers heart rate.