Month: January 2015

Waiting patiently at doorways is great for self control and leadership as well as a safety issue. Gus is doing a great job waiting with…

One of the first thing to learn who is in charge Cody sits and waits to be released good job Cody. Now the fun begins.

Daisy is overcoming her anxiety about the car and now sees that it’s a good place to be. She relaxes on her spot and she…

Hazel is beginning to understand that it’s much more rewarding to be calm and collected when she’s inside. A calm attitude earns affection and an…

Kenny means business when telling Gander to SIT at the door. Gander must be respectful to all those (big & small) who live here. Good…

Cody is here to work on his dog reactiveness, herding tendencies and his overall house manners. Isn’t he cute?

While I make breakfast, Koda is told “wait” at the opening of the kitchen to teach her she can’t come in while I cook. She…

Now that Koda knows the general rules of the house, we are now adding her housemates into the mix. They are a natural distraction so…

When I’m in the kitchen, it’s easier and safer just to have all the dogs wait in the living room rather than have them under…

Gander learned OFF around the little birdies, and “Say Hi” to the little fishes (he was afraid of them at first!). Once he sniffed the…