Jumping Up
Dogs jump up on us because they are happy to see us and want to be near our faces. However sweet that may sound, it is still an annoying and often dangerous behavior.
Dogs jump up on us because they are happy to see us and want to be near our faces. However sweet that may sound, it is still an annoying and often dangerous behavior.
In my opinion, house training is one of the more tedious aspects of dog training. It requires complete vigilance on the owner’s part. The upside is that the more vigilant your are from the get-go, the faster it will happen and be reliable. I cannot stress that last point strongly enough!
Puppy imprinting is a period of emotional and intellectual development that occurs during the first 16 weeks of your puppy’s life. During this phase your