How much should I talk to my dog?

  In Psychology/Learning Theory there is a term, Learned Indifference, and it has created a little bit of confusion in the dog training world! The definition of the word is:   “Using a word over and over in conversation/communication thus the word losing it effectiveness…

Laser Pointers Cat vs. Dogs

  While laser pointers might be a fun game for a cat I do not recommend playing with dogs that way… It tends to bring out OCD type behaviors and can even transfer to lights coming through windows or reflections… Might start off as fun…

Guest Post by Katie Martino

My name is Katie Martino and I’m currently a Communications Specialist at a Kansas City company called VolunteerMark.  VolunteerMark is a volunteer management tool that makes life easier for nonprofits and volunteers.  I took this job because I realized the hardships of trying to sign…

Back Yards and Exercise

  OK, let’s look at a common question (and misconception) in dog training…   “How much exercise does my get in the backyard”?   Oh boy do I love this one, or the “Don’t worry my dog gets plenty of exercise, I have a big…

Doggy Factoid…

  Last night got a little cold here in KC and it made me think of this… Want to save on your utilities? Get a couple of pooches to keep you warm 🙂         “Three dog night” (attributed to Australian Aborigines) came…

Thought for the day….

    A dog who destroys your home when you’re away is frustrated. His frustration has been displaced onto household objects. Anxiety (frustration) is a guaranteed response to lack of exercise.  You must condition a dog that being by themselves is okay.  Crating the dog…

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