If you’re new the my site or dog training in general, start below and work through the first 3 pages before doing anything else.
This will help you better understand the basics as well as the communication that will make training your dog much easier.
If you’ve completed the most important lessons (above), let’s take your training to the next level by going through lessons below!
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Here are the newest member only lessons.
This is a great lesson for those of you who want to take your relationship with your dog as well…
This is a very short video, and one that I shot a while back. But I just realized it’s sitting…
I think that the video lessons on properly socializing your dog in town are among the most important ones I…
Please note that some lessons overlap in different sections and categories because they help address multiple issues. You will know which lessons you have watched on your account as it will contain a green completed bar.
These are the most common topics people struggle with.
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.
Building a solid relationship with your puppy means getting the puppy to look at you and engage with you. But…
This is a new series that I’m launching, The Puppy Series. I’ve invited two friends with puppies, about the same…
Puppy biting is one of the most concerning issues new puppy owners have. Quite often people fear that they have…
This is another lesson in the Puppy Series. In this lesson I introduce you to Siggy, a young Belgian Malinois…
Ben reached out to me for help with his young German Shepherd puppy Sonny. He sent me a video and…
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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Here on day 5 I start adding several things to the lesson to keep it interesting for Max. We’ve introduced…
This is a 2 part lesson… not that either part relates to the other, but these are the two things…
Everyone who knows me, knows I’m not a big fan of the FlexiLeash. But when it comets training, there’s a…
Janet’s friend Jeff rescued a new Labrador Retriever, and he was concerned that the dog wasn’t trained. From what Jeff…
Karl is a rescue dog who belongs to my good friend Jerome. He is a pure bred Rottweiler that Jerome…
I hope you enjoyed day one with Karl and Jerome. During that session we really focussed on building engagement, as…
So, as I was looking through my computer, I realize that there was actually a day that Jerome and Karl…
Murrow and Debra came to me because Murrow was acting up around other dogs. We did three sessions together to…
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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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This is a new series that I’m launching, The Puppy Series. I’ve invited two friends with puppies, about the same…
This lesson is about as real world as it can get. Max is my good buddy, Joey’s Akita. We’ve been…
I love these “Join the Lesson” days when I get to work on various things with a new dog. Today…
We’ve been following Siggy (and Max) along for quite some time and I’m so pleased with the progress both of…
This is Day 8 of Max’s puppy training. I hope you’re enjoying watching the progress of his training. As with…
I was referred to Doug, and his beautiful Labrador Retriever Carlos, by a good friend. Doug was having problems with…
Murrow and Debra came to me because Murrow was acting up around other dogs. We did three sessions together to…
Hopefully you watched part one of this series where I helped Debra better understand the dynamics of her relationship with…
Socializing a dog is a very misunderstood topic in the world of dog training. So much so that most people…
I think that the video lessons on properly socializing your dog in town are among the most important ones I…
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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I’ve covered leash walking on different occasions, but I think this lesson will be more fitting to most everyone. In…
Sometimes it’s important to reflect back to our basics. I do it all the time, in life, personal workouts, as…
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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Using simple skills to communicate with dogs makes the relationship so much stronger. Give the dog a clear picture of…
Here on day 5 I start adding several things to the lesson to keep it interesting for Max. We’ve introduced…
I love these “Join the Lesson” days when I get to work on various things with a new dog. Today…
Sandy spotted me at the park working with my dogs and asked if I could help her with Tasha. It…
This lesson with Claudine and Lucy was a referral because Lucy had shown some reactivity to other dogs and people.…
I’ve talked about this in the past and I want to revisit it, because it IS THAT IMPORTANT. As a…
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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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Aggression is so often misunderstood when it comes to dogs and dog training. Many lump all barking and lunging behavior…
Resource guarding is one of the most common behavioral issues that plague dogs. Resource guarding can include “guarding” people, places…
Ben reached out to me for help with his young German Shepherd puppy Sonny. He sent me a video and…
Dogs with bad leash manners are always problematic. Even if their behavior isn’t aggression, it can cause serious problems. Dogs…
I was asked to meet with Edith and LOAF by a very good friend of mine Dr. J. She told…
We’re back in this lesson with Sonny, the Black Germnna Shepherd who had some aggression issues to other dogs. We…
One thing that gets lost with online training is the process. You see a wild dog in one scene and…
This lesson with Claudine and Lucy was a referral because Lucy had shown some reactivity to other dogs and people.…
This is the 3rd of a three part series I did with Sonny and Ben. Ben contacted me because Sonny…
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Follow along different dog breeds as they progress through my training lessons.Learn how to adapt to their different characteristics. Updated regularly!
Select a category below to view all lessons that cover the subject matter.
Below are all my lessons separated by the experience of the owner.
The only thing two dog trainers can agree on is that the third dog trainer is wrong! My method of…
In this lesson I want to talk about what you need to train your dog. Let’s start with the basics,…
The Complete Lesson Every dog knows how to sit, but how they sit can be an issue. Some people believe…
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