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From The Archives: Fear Is Not Disobedience

From The Archives: Fear Is Not Disobedience

by Kate LaSala | Aug 28, 2023 | Dog Training, Dogs and Babies and Kids, Fear, Aggression and Reactivity, Rescue Dogs

  FEAR IS NOT DISOBEDIENCE. Yes, I’m screaming.  If I could reach my rooftop I’d scream this from there.  As someone who specializes in fear and aggression cases, so often I come across clients who are frustrated with their dog “not...
6 Resource Guarding Myths

6 Resource Guarding Myths

by Kate LaSala | Jul 17, 2023 | Dog Training, Puppy Training, Resource Guarding

  I’ve written in the past about resource guarding prevention, and what to do if you have a puppy or a new dog who doesn’t resource guard and how to help teach them that people approaching is good, not threatening.  You can see that post and videos...
6 Ways To Love Your Dog Instead of Hugging Them

6 Ways To Love Your Dog Instead of Hugging Them

by Kate LaSala | Jun 26, 2023 | Dog Training, Dogs and Babies and Kids

We all love our dogs and we want to show them how much we love them.  One of the most common bits of information I deliver to clients is that most dogs don’t like to be hugged or kissed.  It’s a hard conversation to have and it often shatters them. They...
From The Archives: What To Do When Your Dog Growls

From The Archives: What To Do When Your Dog Growls

by Kate LaSala | Jun 5, 2023 | Dog Training, Fear, Aggression and Reactivity

Understanding how to read your dog’s communication is the single most important thing you can to improve your relationship with your dog.  This is probably why one of my most popular free downloads is my infographic on dog communication.  If you missed it, you...
Risks Of Big On Small Dog Play (aka Predatory Drift)

Risks Of Big On Small Dog Play (aka Predatory Drift)

by Kate LaSala | May 1, 2023 | Dog Training, Fear, Aggression and Reactivity, Rescue Dogs

  Full disclosure, I have a strong bias against big dogs playing with and living with small dogs. There, I said it. Sure, many big and small dogs successfully do play or live together, but for me, the risk of something going wrong, just isn’t worth it. Many...
Sociability and Social Maturity In Dogs

Sociability and Social Maturity In Dogs

by Kate LaSala | Mar 20, 2023 | Dog Training, Fear, Aggression and Reactivity, Rescue Dogs

  Just like humans, dogs go through different stages of development over time, both physical, emotional and social. Every stage has its special moments. Puppies turn into uncoordinated juveniles testing boundaries then into unruly teenagers and then finally...
Is Your Reactive Dog Fearful, Aggressive, Excited Or Frustrated?

Is Your Reactive Dog Fearful, Aggressive, Excited Or Frustrated?

by Kate LaSala | Mar 13, 2023 | Dog Training, Fear, Aggression and Reactivity, Rescue Dogs

  There’s a lot of euphemisms in dog training, mostly trying to smooth over things that don’t sit well with us.  Aversive trainers and electric fence companies will tell you the shock collar is “just a vibration like your cell phone or TENS...
Considering Surrendering Or Rehoming Your Dog?

Considering Surrendering Or Rehoming Your Dog?

by Kate LaSala | Mar 6, 2023 | Dog Training, Fear, Aggression and Reactivity, Rescue Dogs

  As a behavior consultant and trainer, my primary goal is to help families work through their dog’s behavior to help them achieve behavior modification, set up management, ensure the dog’s needs are being met and more. I’ve helped thousands of dogs...
5 Myths About Shock Collars

5 Myths About Shock Collars

by Kate LaSala | Feb 27, 2023 | Dog Training, Dog Training Regulation, Dogs and Babies and Kids, Fear, Aggression and Reactivity, Puppy Training, Rescue Dogs, Resource Guarding, Separation Anxiety

I’ve written about why you shouldn’t use a shock collar and have my free download, 3 Reasons Not To Use A Shock Collar, but today I’m addressing some common shock collar myths. But, at its core, if you take nothing else away, it’s this:...
Adjusting Difficulty Levels In Your Training

Adjusting Difficulty Levels In Your Training

by Kate LaSala | Feb 13, 2023 | Dog Training, Fear, Aggression and Reactivity, Rescue Dogs, Resource Guarding, Separation Anxiety

  One of the biggest differences working with a qualified trainer and trying to DIY your training is knowing when or how to make your training more challenging for your dog. One of the recent survey questions submitted was “how do I know when my dog is...
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