by Jim Burwell | Jun 29, 2014 | Dog Training |
Getting mad at your dog for his bad behavior can be a recipe for disaster. Maybe you even think it seems like willful disobedience. While problems may not surface immediately, they may surface later. I’m not pointing a finger. If this sound familiar, it’s time to do things differently, because your present strategy is not working. Don’t...
by Jim Burwell | Jun 22, 2014 | Dog Training |
Good dog door manners should be a top priority in your arsenal of dog training. But how do you do that? You will always bump into the issue of: What do I want my dog to do instead of jump on people? The perfect greeting for your dog is of course a well-disciplined sit. Here’s a a quick fix solution to work on at the door with your dog until you...
by Jim Burwell | Jun 15, 2014 | Dog Training |
Dog training will not work for many “problem plagued” owners for three specific reasons. Let’s take a look at these 3 reasons dog training fails, so you’re prepared should you have a dog behavior problem of your own. Reason #1 Why Dog Training Will Not Work Unfortunately some owners ) are not quite stressed, frustrated or embarrassed...
by Jim Burwell | Jun 8, 2014 | Dog Behavior |
Did you know that You, yes you, could be encouraging your dog’s lunging at other dogs? That’s right, you could be making the problem worse for you and your dog. I’m going to give you 3 easy steps to work on this problem but first you need to know: Why Your Dog May Be Barking and Lunging at Other Dogs An old training method to correct...
by Jim Burwell | Jun 1, 2014 | Dog Behavior |
Separation anxiety in dogs, especially your dog can be a devastating disorder. You wonder what you’ve done that has caused your dog to become so anxious when you leave. More importantly, what can you do to fix it and make your dog feel better about being alone when you are gone? Before I talk about the 3 helpful tools, it’s important that you...
by Jim Burwell | May 18, 2014 | Dog Training |
I know your dog chewing problem can be maddening. And quite frankly, it really “ticks you off, right?” I’ve got 3 easy steps to fix your dog chewing problem. You’ll be relieved and your dog won’t miss all that chewing on your stuff at all. If you play your cards right! Dog Chewing is Normal Chewing is a normal doggie pastime. Dogs love of chewing...
by Jim Burwell | May 11, 2014 | Dog Behavior |
Many of my clients go for months not realizing a problem is brewing with their dog. Then I get the call and hear, “I’m a prisoner in my own house!” My dog is jumping between me and the door, growling and snapping, to keep me home. My dog will not let me leave. Why Can’t Your Dog Be Left Alone? Let’s answer this question so you can find the...
by Jim Burwell | May 4, 2014 | Dog Behavior |
Is this your fraidy cat dog? You want to take him for a walk but he won’t let you collar him up, let alone get him to go outside! This problem is frustrating not only for you and your dog, but also your other dogs if you have more than one. Here are three tips for training your fraidy cat dog that will get you on the road to success...
by Jim Burwell | Apr 27, 2014 | Dog Behavior |
Dog Food Matters. It is that simple and it’s that complicated. In this dog training video I’m going to go over 3 main areas of your dog’s food that are critical. There are a lot of “awww gee” tug at the heart strings, dog food commercials out there. Everyone looks happy, the dog is happy and so of course...
by Jim Burwell | Apr 20, 2014 | Dog Training |
If you give your dog what he needs, you’ll get what you want – from your dog. You just want a well-mannered dog. At the least, you want a dog that leaves all the bad dog behavior at the door step so you, your friends and family can enjoy him to the fullest. How Do You Get What You Want from Your Dog? Give him a system. Your dog needs a good...
