Train Your Cat to ‘Stay’ in Easy Steps

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There’s something both cute and frustrating about that look your cat gives you when you command it to “stay”, and it promptly does the exact opposite. It’s as if their sense of defiance is wired directly into their DNA, a nonchalant rebellion that leaves you exasperated. That furry little soul of independence that we all … Read more

Guide to Correcting Your Dog’s Wrong Actions (the right way)

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Waking up to another chewed-up shoe? Staring in disbelief at the overturned trash can, with your dog looking guiltily on? Ah, the joys of dog ownership. Sometimes, you may wonder how on earth you’re supposed to communicate with your dog about their missteps. The trick is to communicate in a language your dog understands – … Read more

The Truth About Dog Whisperers: Real Skills or Just Hype?

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Lost in a sea of barks and whimpers, you might have wondered: “Can I communicate better with my dog? Could a ‘dog whisperer’ help, and are they for real?” They claim to interpret canine body language and signals to establish a stronger connection between humans and their furry friends. But as with many things that … Read more

Beyond Treats: Diversify Your Dog Training with Praise & Toys

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In the thick of training, it can be a real challenge when you’ve run out of treats. My very own Sam, always eager to please, looks at me in anticipation, as if hoping I’ll pull out something tasty out of nowhere. Yet my other pooch, Charlie, seems to care more about sniffing out the treat … Read more

Training Treats 101: The Role of Rewards in Dog Training

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Has your playful furball turned into a stubborn pet refusing to follow commands? Or maybe you’ve been trying to teach your new puppy some basic commands and manners, but all your efforts seem to be falling on deaf ears. We get it, training a dog can sometimes feel like trying to convince a toddler why … Read more

Loose Leash Walking: Train Your Dog for Stress-Free Strolls

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Tired of being dragged around the block by your overenthusiastic furry friend? Longing for peaceful strolls, where you can both enjoy your surroundings and connect with your canine companion? You’re in the right place. Like you, many pet owners struggle with teaching their dogs to walk calmly on a leash, making daily walks a test … Read more

Teaching Your Dog the ‘Give’ Command: Tips and Techniques

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Ah, the joys of dog ownership – the wagging tails, the slobbery kisses, and the occasional stubborn streak when it comes to teaching new commands. As a fellow pet owner, I know the frustration of trying to get your dog to release that oh-so-precious item from their jaws. Fear not, fellow dog lover! With the … Read more

Fostering Good Behavior: A Guide for Cat Owners

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As a fellow cat owner, I understand the frustration that comes with trying to teach your feline friend better habits. It’s not just about protecting your curtains or furniture – it’s about ensuring a healthy and happy environment for both you and your cat. With patience and the right approach, you can encourage positive behavior … Read more

Clicker Training 101: Easy Techniques for New Dog Owners

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Are you tired of chasing your dog around the house, trying to teach them a new trick while they seem more interested in sniffing every corner? Or perhaps you’re at your wit’s end, attempting to break those stubborn habits that just won’t go away. If you can relate, then clicker training might just be the … Read more