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Trigger Stacking and Understanding Its Role in Training

Trigger Stacking and Understanding Its Role in Training

by Kate LaSala | Nov 16, 2020 | Dog Training, Fear, Aggression and Reactivity

  Did you ever just have a really bad day, where everything seemed to go wrong?  Your alarm didn’t go off, you were rushing around to get ready for work, you spilled your coffee, your toast got burned, you forgot to grab your lunch, your shoe lace broke,...
Puppy Play – It’s Not Just For Fun

Puppy Play – It’s Not Just For Fun

by Kate LaSala | Nov 2, 2020 | Dog Training, Puppy Training

  There’s not too many things better in life than watching puppies romp around, wrestling, chewing on each other, playing and toppling over.  But trainers know this isn’t just fun and games but that having age appropriate puppy play, especially during...
Decompression: 9 Ways To Help Your New Dog Adjust To A New Life

Decompression: 9 Ways To Help Your New Dog Adjust To A New Life

by Kate LaSala | Oct 26, 2020 | Dog Training, Rescue Dogs

  So you’ve brought home a new rescue dog (or are preparing to do so)!  Congratulations on your new addition! I bet you’re excited to show off your new bundle of joy to everyone!  And that’s understandable!  But first, let’s look at some important...
Help Your Dog’s Separation Anxiety By Doing This One Thing

Help Your Dog’s Separation Anxiety By Doing This One Thing

by Kate LaSala | Oct 19, 2020 | Dog Training, Separation Anxiety

  SUSPEND ABSENCES.  Now, hear me out.  I know your gut reaction is that impossible – maybe a little less so during Covid but under normal circumstances you have errands to run, work meetings, social engagements, vacations, date night, going to the gym and...
How To Help A Dog Who Guards Bully Sticks (and Other High Value Items)

How To Help A Dog Who Guards Bully Sticks (and Other High Value Items)

by Kate LaSala | Sep 28, 2020 | Dog Training, Fear, Aggression and Reactivity, Resource Guarding

Does your dog growl, freeze, lunge or try to bite if you approach him when she’s got a high value chew, used Kleenex or stolen sock?  Just like food guarding that I talked about a few weeks ago, guarding high value resources is a completely normal and very...
Yes, Your Puppy Can Go Out Before All Their Vaccines

Yes, Your Puppy Can Go Out Before All Their Vaccines

by Kate LaSala | Sep 21, 2020 | Dog Training, Puppy Training

During Covid, the myth (and frankly, dangerous, outdated “advice”) that breeders, rescues and even some vets were giving to new owners that puppies couldn’t go outside until all their vaccines were complete, reared its ugly head again. (Note: I am...
What To Do When Your Dog Growls

What To Do When Your Dog Growls

by Kate LaSala | Sep 16, 2020 | Dog Training, Fear, Aggression and Reactivity, Rescue Dogs, Resource Guarding

Last week I released an infographic on dog communication.  If you missed it, you can download your copy here. Understanding how to read your dog’s communication is the single most important thing you can to improve your relationship with your dog.  Dogs very...
How Does Puppy Board and Train Work?

How Does Puppy Board and Train Work?

by Kate LaSala | Sep 9, 2020 | Dog Training, Puppy Training, Resource Guarding

If you’ve been on any of my recent Facebook Lives, you know I’ve been offering board and train (B&T) as a premier service for puppy clients in/around Greenwich CT.  So I thought I’d document a bit about what B&T looks like and what to expect...
How To Help A Dog Who Guards Food

How To Help A Dog Who Guards Food

by Kate LaSala | Sep 2, 2020 | Dog Training, Resource Guarding

Does your dog growl, freeze, eat faster or try to bite if you approach him when he’s eating?  Food guarding is a completely normal and very common dog behavior but it understandably upsets owners and in some cases, can be a safety concern, especially if there...
How To Help Dogs With Car Reactivity

How To Help Dogs With Car Reactivity

by Kate LaSala | Aug 25, 2020 | Dog Training, Fear, Aggression and Reactivity

Many dogs are reactive (often looks like lunging and/or barking) to cars.  This can make walks stressful, embarrassing or downright miserable for you.  So what do we do?  We train your dog to do something else, something that he’s unable to do at the same time...
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