Bad weather brings out a lot more than rain and thunder for many dogs. Storms often trigger anxiety, restlessness, barking, pacing, or complete shutdown. As a trainer, I see this every year. The good news is that bad weather does not have to mean bad behavior. With the right structure and training approach, storms can … Read more
As a professional dog trainer, I often tell clients that training progress is not just about commands and consistency. A dog’s physical and mental health play a huge role in how well training sticks. One of the most overlooked tools for understanding that connection is your dog’s wellness exam. When you know what to look … Read more
Every new year, I see the same pattern. Dog owners feel motivated, hopeful, and ready to make real changes. They commit to better training, more consistency, and stronger communication. A few weeks later, life gets busy and those plans quietly fade. The difference between short lived effort and real progress comes down to training routines … Read more
As a professional dog trainer, I have seen firsthand how closely behavior and health are connected. Many behavior challenges are not just training problems. They are often influenced by pain, discomfort, stress, or underlying medical issues. That is why vets and trainers frequently work together on behavior. When both professionals collaborate, dogs receive clearer guidance … Read more
