Leash Walking TIPS Reward often. At first, do this AT LEAST every couple of steps. As your dog is able to go…
Author: Shelby Semel
A passionate dog lover since a young age, she decided to dedicate her life to working with animals upon graduating from the University of Michigan in 2007. She is Certified by the Certification Council for Professional Dog Trainers, and is a member of the Association of Pet Dog Trainers (APDT). She is constantly keeping up with the newest development in canine training and studies regarding dog psychology and behavior. Her techniques are unique and flexible as no dogs are alike; each training session is tailored to suit each owner and dog. She currently resides in New York City with her Pomeranian Taz and Chihuahua Xena, who makes sure she’s up to par on her training skills! Shelby is also a proud volunteer of Shelter Chic, Unleashed NY, and Animal Care Center of NYC.
Impulse Control Exercises
Patience Tether your dog’s leash to a stable piece of furniture or step on it. (Never leave a tethered dog unattended.) Place…
House Training
Understanding these elements will successfully help you house train your dog Veterinary Exam & Urine and Fecal Check A clean bill of…
Puppy Socialization and House Training Worksheets
Socialization: It is extremely important to get your puppies out and about. During the age bracket of 6-18 weeks, your puppies are…
Appropriate On -Leash Greetings
Dog to Dog: Always ask ‘ is your dog-friendly?’ before approaching. If owner pauses, or if their dog’s body language says otherwise…