This content is password protected. To view it please enter your password below: Password: The post Protected: What Is the Most Valuable Treat for Your Dog? appeared first on http://www.dogrelationsnewyorkcity.com. Read More at http://www.dogrelationsnewyorkcity.com/dog-training-tips/dog-training-tipswhat-is-the-most-valuable-treat-for-your-dog/

Patience, kindness and persistence go a long way when teaching any new skill in life. This is of course also true when it comes to introducing a crate to your favourite four-legged friend. When done correctly, this experience is rewarding and positive for you and your dog. Simply throwing a treat into the “cage” and locking the… Continue reading Crate Training 101

This content is password protected. To view it please enter your password below: Password: The post Protected: Exercising Rover When Its’ Cold Outside appeared first on http://www.dogrelationsnewyorkcity.com. Read More at http://www.dogrelationsnewyorkcity.com/dog-health-tips/exercising-rover-cold-outside/

One of the first things I taught my puppy Zeldi is to settle on the floor during food preparations, human and canine. She knows that very well. as soon as I pull out the bowls and fill them with their food she knows to settle. She also knows to settle while the humans are having… Continue reading consequences for nuisance behaviors

When talking about greed in the context of teaching dogs I think of three things:   1) The lack of generosity in rewarding behaviors you want to promote 2) Asking for too much too soon. 3) Taking offered behaviors for granted   Let me explain what I mean. 1) It seems to be part of… Continue reading “Greed” in the context of dog training