Training Practices
The Case for Day Training
We trainers often feel frustrated by unfinished cases and low client compliance—endemic issues in our industry—leading us to describe owners as lazy, uncommitted, unskilled, uncaring,
We trainers often feel frustrated by unfinished cases and low client compliance—endemic issues in our industry—leading us to describe owners as lazy, uncommitted, unskilled, uncaring,
In our one-on-one work with trainers we are often asked to help bring down the number of unsolved behavior cases—by which I mean those clients
If only it were just about training the dogs! But of course it isn’t. Many other responsibilities, tasks, and details vie for a dog trainer’s
By Malena DeMartini, author of Treating Separation Anxiety in Dogs My second client ever was a separation anxiety case. The dog’s name was Guinness, like
By Malena DeMartini The voicemail message was a funny one. It said, in a charming Italian lilt, “I need help getting my dog off the