Category Archives: Crate Training

Car Safety: To Buckle or Not To Buckle…..?

To buckle or crate or just let ride….   Here are the choices and options, to help you make the best decision. Whether it’s crates, seat harnesses or car seats, the most important aspect of safety is control. Even if the car is not moving, being able to contain your dogs inside the car is an…

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Thanksgiving Day: What’s Your Plan For Your Pooch?

A few years ago, my friend’s 150lb Mastiff ate a raw 28 pound turkey that was sitting on the counter. Both were unsupervised. Luckily, she was fine and full. Let’s just say, the next few days when she went to the door, it was opened often and quickly. I had a call from a new client the Monday…

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TC and Wags: Stuffed Animals, Puppies and “Leave It”

TC and Wags are two stuffed animals that live in my house. They are treasured members of the family. They are also the subjects of a series of childrens’ books (that’s a whole other story).  Their safety is of utmost importance, as many of you know, who have “friends” in your house who are no…

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Positive Training: A New Generation For Peace

As my 3 year old great-niece came downstairs this morning full of energy and singing Beatles songs, (love that kid) Little Star and I knew the quiet of the morning was over. Laughter, running, screaming and crying would now take the room. Star was always friendly with kids and we had a lot of them…

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Let’s Talk Tech

I’m going to talk tech for a few minutes this morning. There are several reasons to video tape your dog. The first is to get to know him better. Taping 15 minutes of your new puppy’s first time alone will give you a plethora of information from which to help with your training and living…

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