May 8, 2013 | Posted by | no comments| behavior modification, dog aggression, dog boarding, dog daycare, dog training, pet safety
Dog Daycare Things to Look for: There are simply too many situations or reasons to mention why a great dog daycare would be healthy for your dog and why a poor dog daycare would be unhelpful or downright harmful for your dog. We think the cons for most dog daycares substantially outweigh the pros in […]
Sep 29, 2012 | Posted by | no comments| aversive training, Canine Good Citizen, dog aggression, Positive reinforcement dog training, Puppy Training
In our first article about Random” Canine Aggression, we discussed issues not only pertaining to Los Angeles dog training, but training, behavior, and dog aggression at large and how it initiates, propagates and flourishes. Here are some changes that may be made to help prevent bites in the public sphere and in your own […]
Sep 25, 2012 | Posted by | no comments| animal abuse, BDL, breed discriminatory legislation, breed specific legislation, BSL, dog aggression, dog attack, pet safety
What is dog aggression? Is there such a thing as “random” canine aggression? In the dog training world, “good” advice gets passed around like a bottle of whiskey in a homeless shelter. To the untrained eye, it may appear that canine aggression may be random but I can assure you from a certified professional dog […]
