It’s the unglamorous reality of agility trials: our dogs will inevitably spend quite a bit of time in a crate. I say crate, though it could also be an x-pen,…
Reactive dog behavior can create a lot of stress for owners. Whether you're just trying to walk your dog down the street without an explosion of barking and lunging, or…
If you haven’t yet read my post about the importance of clarity in dog training, you can take a look at that here. Making clarity a priority in your training…
For about seven months I lived a completely agility-free life. It wasn’t out of a loss of interest in the sport, lack of time or injury. It was because my…
Don't Overlook a Good Ending Until about a year ago, I never gave much thought to how I ended my training sessions. After the last repetition, I would reward my…
My Road to Raw I started feeding my dog a raw diet in 2013. At the time I was living in Malawi there was exactly one brand of dog food…
Note: This is not a sponsored post and I have not received any compensation for this winter dog coat review. I bought these coats with my own money and have…
I hereby declare that clarity is queen when it comes to training our dogs! No matter the breed or temperament of your dog, or what behavior you're working on, we…
When it comes to dog training seminars, it seems like working spots get a lot of interest and hype, while auditing spots are the sad, less desirable option for those…
I entered my first trial about a year after I took my first agility class with my first agility dog. My dog ran well in class. She knew all the…
