A BETTER DOG TRAINING COMPANY

Incidents of dog aggression are often misunderstood, because too much emphasis is put on the breed or the act, rather than on the antecedents.

When using aversives as punishment for undesirable behaviour, there are a number of negative consequences that could potentially occur.

With countless dog breeds to choose from, how will you choose which breed is right for you... or will you simply make your choice based on 'looks'?

Despite advancements in our knowledge of canine behaviour, outdated theories still exist. As it relates to human-canine relationships, Dominance Theory is one.

Sometimes it's really hard not to generalize, but I do feel the need to generalize right now by saying, "People don't praise their dogs enough!"

I find that people are much more likely to admonish their dog for doing something deemed to be 'wrong', than praising their d...

A lot of people think that a wagging tail means a dog is showing his friendliness, but that belief could quickly get you into trouble. In reality, not all 'wags' mean the same thing.

One wag may indeed be signaling a "Hello friend!" welcome, but another wag might be tel...