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How To Introduce Dogs Using Parallel Walks

How To Introduce Dogs Using Parallel Walks

by Kate LaSala | Feb 2, 2026 | Dog Training, Fear, Aggression and Reactivity, Rescue Dogs

As a dog trainer and active foster, I have introduced a lot of dogs to a lot of other dogs. Clients’ dogs, foster dogs, resident dogs, dogs who have a long learning history of struggling with other dogs, dogs who want to play, dogs who are asocial but don’t want...
Moving With Your Dog: How To Have a Smooth Transition

Moving With Your Dog: How To Have a Smooth Transition

by Kate LaSala | Jan 26, 2026 | Dog Training, Separation Anxiety

With the New Year often comes transition, and for many people that includes moving. A large number of my clients relocated during Covid, and over time I noticed several common challenges that came up when moving to a new home with a dog. Personally we’ve moved 5...
Is He Barking To Get The Treat? (Demand Barking)

Is He Barking To Get The Treat? (Demand Barking)

by Kate LaSala | Jan 5, 2026 | Dog Training, Puppy Training, Rescue Dogs

  Barking is completely normal dog behavior. Barking is completely normal dog behavior. Barking is completely normal dog behavior. While it may be annoying, barking is your dog’s way of communicating something. There are many reasons why a dog might bark...
6 Ways To Help Your Dog Succeed This Year

6 Ways To Help Your Dog Succeed This Year

by Kate LaSala | Dec 29, 2025 | Dog Training, Fear, Aggression and Reactivity, Rescue Dogs, Separation Anxiety

  Happy New Year! With the start of the new year, I thought it would be a good reminder to help get you started off with some things to implement for 2026 to set your dog (and you!) up for success. Stop using punishment based methods and aversive tools like...
Reflections on 2025

Reflections on 2025

by Kate LaSala | Dec 22, 2025 | Dog Training, Fear, Aggression and Reactivity, Rescue Dogs

  It’s that time of year when everyone starts to reflect back on the year and look ahead to next year. And I’m no different. I’ve done a version of this post every year for the last 6 years since I’ve been blogging, with lots of ups and...
Celebrating 6 Years Of Blogging

Celebrating 6 Years Of Blogging

by Kate LaSala | Dec 1, 2025 | Dog Training, Pet Loss & Grieving, Rescue Dogs, Resource Guarding, Separation Anxiety

  I can hardly believe it but last month marked 6 years that I’ve been writing weekly blog content (except for the time I took off during the decline and death of BooBoo). And like I try to do each year, I highlight my Top 10 posts. This year I also added...
9 Ways To Make Your Holiday Gatherings Safe For Your Dog And Visitors

9 Ways To Make Your Holiday Gatherings Safe For Your Dog And Visitors

by Kate LaSala | Nov 24, 2025 | Dog Training, Dogs and Babies and Kids, Fear, Aggression and Reactivity, Rescue Dogs

With Thanksgiving and winter holidays approaching (here in the US), it’s likely you’re gathering with friends and family and your dog is expected to seamlessly integrate into that chaos. While you may be out of time for training helpful skills like...
3 Separation Anxiety Myths That Could Be Misleading You

3 Separation Anxiety Myths That Could Be Misleading You

by Kate LaSala | Nov 10, 2025 | Dog Training, Separation Anxiety

Separation anxiety in dogs is a tough and often misunderstood condition. Unfortunately, there are many myths that confuse dog parents and sometimes lead them down the wrong path. Let’s clear up three common misconceptions. Myth 1: If your dog has separation anxiety,...
Why You May Need a Certified Behavior Consultant and Veterinary Support

Why You May Need a Certified Behavior Consultant and Veterinary Support

by Kate LaSala | Nov 3, 2025 | Dog Training, Dog Training Regulation, Fear, Aggression and Reactivity, Rescue Dogs, Resource Guarding, Separation Anxiety

Sometimes when potential clients reach out they ask why they need both me and a vet or a veterinary behaviorist. It’s confusing! I get it! It can be hard for consumers to decode and understand all the letters and professional certificates out there. My post here...
Protection Dogs Are Not Family Pets

Protection Dogs Are Not Family Pets

by Kate LaSala | Oct 27, 2025 | Dog Training, Dog Training Regulation, Fear, Aggression and Reactivity, Rescue Dogs

Occasionally I’ll get inquiries about a family wanting to get a protection dog. It’s natural to want to keep your family safe. In a world where news headlines can make us feel vulnerable, the idea of bringing home a trained “protection dog” may sound appealing....
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