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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 | Sep 12, 2022 | 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...
Using Non-Pharmaceutical “Calming” Supplements In Training

Using Non-Pharmaceutical “Calming” Supplements In Training

by Kate LaSala | Aug 29, 2022 | Dog Training, Fear, Aggression and Reactivity, Resource Guarding, Separation Anxiety

  Let me first start this post with my standard disclaimer:  I AM NOT A VET.  But as a trainer in the US who specializes in fear, aggression, reactivity and separation anxiety, I get asked a lot about medication and non-pharmaceutical interventions like calming...
Behavior Is Not A Slippery Slope

Behavior Is Not A Slippery Slope

by Kate LaSala | Jun 13, 2022 | Dog Training, Dogs and Babies and Kids, Fear, Aggression and Reactivity, Rescue Dogs

As I recently discussed, behavior is never random.  And it’s also not a slippery slope. Dog-dog issues don’t predict dog-human issues or vice versa. There are plenty of dogs who are great with other dogs but who are afraid of strangers. Just as there are...
Do Dogs Bite “Unprovoked?”

Do Dogs Bite “Unprovoked?”

by Kate LaSala | Apr 25, 2022 | Dog Training, Dogs and Babies and Kids, Fear, Aggression and Reactivity, Rescue Dogs

Behavior is never random.  Often clients will come to me saying their dog has bitten “unprovoked” or “out of the blue.” Bites happen fast, so it can seem like they happen out of the blue but when we dig into it, we uncover that the dog was...
4 Steps To Stranger Danger Training

4 Steps To Stranger Danger Training

by Kate LaSala | Feb 28, 2022 | Dog Training, Fear, Aggression and Reactivity, Rescue Dogs

  When you have a dog who is afraid of stranger and leash reactive, it can make walks and just living your life, very challenging. It’s embarrassing, disruptive and in some cases, possibly dangerous. But there are things we can do in the course of training...
3 Steps To Successful Puppy Raising

3 Steps To Successful Puppy Raising

by Kate LaSala | Feb 14, 2022 | Dog Training, Puppy Training

  Puppies are hard work. They’re usually harder than people anticipate and that’s assuming you have a well-bred, generally problem free puppy. I’ve had puppy clients with severe fear issues and I’ve had puppy clients with medical issues...
The Myth of Littermate Syndrome

The Myth of Littermate Syndrome

by Kate LaSala | Feb 7, 2022 | Dog Training, Dog Training Regulation, Fear, Aggression and Reactivity, Separation Anxiety

  If you’ve been here a while, you know I’m a huge advocate for evidence based training, continuing education and debunking myths that can be harmful or misleading. In all my work with rescues and shelters, every single one has ascribed to the myth of...
Kids, Babies and Dogs Resources

Kids, Babies and Dogs Resources

by Kate LaSala | Nov 29, 2021 | Dog Training, Dogs and Babies and Kids, Fear, Aggression and Reactivity, Rescue Dogs

  As a quick reference guide, I’m compiling my posts and downloads about dogs with kids and babies here in one place (and I will try to update it moving forward). Self-paced Pre-Baby Prep Course: Bringing Home Baby Free Downloads: 10 Dos and Dont’s...
When Can I Stop Using Food In Training?

When Can I Stop Using Food In Training?

by Kate LaSala | Oct 11, 2021 | Dog Training, Puppy Training

  This is probably one of my most asked questions from clients.  And if it’s not that, they’re telling me “But, my dog isn’t food motivated.” I understand – having food on you all the time is annoying!  But more often than the...
Behavioral Medication In Dog Training

Behavioral Medication In Dog Training

by Kate LaSala | Oct 4, 2021 | Dog Training, Fear, Aggression and Reactivity, Resource Guarding, Separation Anxiety

  Let me first start this post with my standard disclaimer:  I AM NOT A VET.  But as a trainer who specializes in fear, aggression, reactivity and separation anxiety, I have a lot of clients who benefit greatly from anti-anxiety medication to help them live...
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