MEMBER ONLY LESSONS

These are the best lessons to help you understand puppies age 6 months and younger.

– You can follow along step-by-step on the Max and Siggy puppy lessons by visiting the Ultimate Puppy Series page.  This will guide you through weekly lessons with each puppy.

– View all the puppy lessons by visiting the Puppy Essentials page.

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Crate training and potty training go hand in hand. This is also one of the most confusing issues of training. These lessons will help you master potty training in no time, and help your dog / puppy understand what you expect of them with success.

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A solid Recall or COME command is one of the most important (and lifesaving) skills to teach your dog. This sill alone is worth your membership and will prove extremely valuable throughout your dog’s lifetime. These simple lessons will help you achieve that.

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A well socialized dog is a happy dog. My goal is always neutrality to other dogs and people. This is not a hard skill to teach if it is approached correctly. It is perhaps the single most important skill we teach our dog.

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Teaching your dog how to properly walk on a leash will make going on walks more enjoyable for you and your dog.

View the Leash Training sections to see skills such as loose leash walking and  lessons on handling leash reactive / aggressive dogs.

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Corrections are information, information that dogs need to survive in our human world. Dogs that have no structure are most likely to end up in shelters or worse.  

Corrections do not need to be harsh or mean, in fact they should be fair.  

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Lessons that show how to deal with Aggressive or Reactive dogs. Learning that structure and relationship are the key to solving bad behavior in dogs. These lessons will help you understand the use of tools and fair corrections to solve complicated behaviors.

Visit the Behavior Issues page to view more lessons on dealing with behavior problems.

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