Kennels, Crates, Dog Runs, and Play Pens can all have their appropriate and helpful use in training your dog, but some of these tools are WAY more useful than others. These words are often used interchangably, making their meanings confusing. Let’s clear up the meaning of each and then, more importantly, the best use of […]

Finding what to focus on as an entrepreneur is my biggest struggle, which is ironic since teaching dogs to focus is what we do. My husband Jason and I are dog trainers by profession. In our programs we only teach functional obedience that improve relationships and the dog’s overall state of mind. How we do […]

By Austin Smoot. My wife Ruby and I had an agressive, stressed out dog on our hands and Jason helped us understand why and how to calm our stressed dog Theo. After what he taught us, Theo became a happy, content companion. It truly changed everything! One of the biggest mindset shifts he helped us […]

A discussion on the root cause of why dogs incessantly jump on people.

Since it’s the year 2020, perhaps a good time for the phrase in principle hindsight’s 20/20.

Craziness of craziness! There was an earthquake this morning! The value of building resilience in your dog.

We aren’t changed by chance, we’re changed by choice! One lesson we can choose to learn from coronavirus.

Or really, how are dogs like trees? IN this episode we’ll talk about short term and long term training and having a strategy in everything we train.

Learning to Speak “Dog”: Communication is a two way street. Your dog is going to learn some English, but we need to teach them in a way that they understand.